Tampico Store Serves Sheepmen Trade and Local News
The Tampico store maintains heavy trade with region sheepmen, and the Tampico school recently hosted Mr. and Mrs. Plum. Attendance fell due to farm work. Miss Shaw and sister had a noninjury carriage accident in North Yakima. A box social at the Tampico school on Friday June 22 benefits the Sunday school. Visitors passed through toward Soda Springs, including Mr. and Mrs. Wyman and Harvey Young. Mr. Stahl rode in on a wheel and stayed a day or two.
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Tampico School
Plum
Miss Shaw
Yakima
Tampico
Soda Springs
Wyman
Harvey Young
Sister
Stahl
Visitations and crops mark small town notes in Nob Hill
Geo. Bedker of Portland visits his uncle A. Chandler while Mr and Mrs T H Shannon of Tacoma stay with Mr and Mrs Geo Grist. The first alfalfa crop is harvested and stacked with a heavy yield. Population awaits the census man as no deaths or births are yet recorded.
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Geo. Bedker
Portland
A. Chandler
T. H. Shannon
Tacoma
Geo. Grist
Nob Hill
Miss Myrtle Perry Ill and Fourth of July Picnic Planned
Miss Myrtle Perry remains on the sick list. Dr. Hill of North Yakima was called to attend G. M. Berry on Sunday. The Sunday school plans a river picnic on the Fourth of July. L. P. Vandermark owns a fine team of horses.
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Myrtle Perry
Dr. Hill
North Yakima
G. M. Berry
Sunnyside Band Selections Highlight Local Talent
Black residents with showy action noted. G M Berry dies at home after lingering illness. Cline Grocery Co takes blackberry and raspberry orders. Miss Mary Woodin elected secretary of Sunny side Ladies Guild. Band boys host ice cream social a great success. Superintendent Chase of Washington Irrigation Co. owns new buggy. Dr Angus called for Mr Peterson seriously ill with typhoid. Miss Mary Young of North Yakima summering with brother Lieut Young. Olsen Gore harvest 90 acres of alfalfa in one week, claim championship. Prices and Conner depart for fields to begin harvest. Misses Gertrude E Cline Edna George Bessie Bruce Olive Stowe home for summer. Rev Harmeling visits Sunnyside and plans to locate colony this fall. Cornet band praised. instructor Stonehacker trains members. Instrument list names players for E flat clarinet E flat cornet B flat cornet altos trombone tenor baritone bass and percussion.
Zillah Preparations for July 4 Festivities and Baseball
Willis Douglas of Winterset remains at home ill after a Friday chill and fever. Zillah plans July 4 celebrations with sports and a grand Woodmen hall ball. Outlook and Zillah boys recently played a lively game ending 18 to 6 in favor of Zillah, with another match expected next Sunday featuring the Duffy family brothers on Outlook.
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Willis Douglas
Winterset
Yakima
Woodmen’s Hall
Outlook
Zillah Boys
Zillah
Outlook Club
Duffy
Karl's Clover Root Tea Ad Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
An old-time advertorial asks about a wife’s beauty and cites constipation indigestion and sick headache as causes. It touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a fifty year remedy priced 25 and 50 cents with money back if unsatisfactory. Quiett Ayres Drug Company.
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Quiett & Ayres Drug Company
Local Round-Up Highlights From Yakima July News
A compact Yakima Gazette round-up notes sales ads from Coffin Bros and Schott Shoe Co while reporting community updates. D. N. Hervey becomes prescription clerk at Quiett & Ayres. a Fourth of July citizens parade is planned. Mrs. Burlingame departs for Hamilton for summer work. and local contracts for Fort Simcoe waterworks and a new North Yakima school building are awarded.
Muddy complexions cured by Clover Root Tea claim
An advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as an absolute cure for chronic constipation with a fifty year track record. It promises relief from muddy complexions and nauseating breath and sells for 25 or 50 cents through Quiett & Ayres Drug Co.
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Quiett & Ayres Drug Co
Yakima County Urges State Fair Premiums and Exhibits
A Yakima county citizens committee urges strong participation in the state fair to showcase local products. They note 120 acres donated for grounds, $45,000 invested, and $1,815 pledged by North Yakima merchants to guarantee premiums. The appeal invites farmers gardeners dairymen stockmen artisans and manufacturers to prepare quality exhibits for September 24 to 29 and vie for blue ribbons and cash prizes.
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Yakima County
Citizens’ Committee
Yakima
North Yakima
State Fair Commission
Commission
Great Northwest
Yakima Valley
Northwest
A. B. WreEp
Alex Miller
To Kill the Dandruff Germ Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Newbro s Herpicide as the sole remedy that kills the dandruff germ to prevent hair loss. It claims luxurious hair shows no dandruff and condemns other products as ineffective against the germ. The pitch emphasizes removing the cause to stop the effect of dandruff and baldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Rates Cut to Westport For July Ticket Sale
The Northern Pacific Railway announces from July 1 1900 tickets from North Yakima to Westport and return will be $8.20 and valid sixty days. Return requires purchaser’s signature on the back in the presence of the steamer purser between Hoquiam and Westport. Also ads discuss indigestion remedies and paint supplies with local store references.
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Northern Pacific Railway
North Yakima
Westport
Hoquiam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Mill Co
Sunnyside
L. P. Vandermark
Livesley
Mrs. N. 8. Johnson
Cline Grocery Company
Mary Woodin
Ladies’ Guild of
Band Boys
Chase
Washington Irrigation Co
Dr. Angus
Peterson
Mary Young
Lieut. Young
Olsen & Gore
Messrs
Price and
Conner
Gertrude E. Cline
Edna George
Bessie Bruce
Olive Stowe
Harmeling
Stonehacker
Otto Mayenschiem
A. G. Fleming
J. 8. Miller
A. Christenson
F. Gorton
H. Brown
H. W. Miller
C. C. Trent
F. Vetter
Floyd Gorton
S. H. Casebeer
L. L. Higgins
E. Taylor
C. Gordon
W. Stobie
C. Pace
P. Pace
C. J. Taylor
E. Lawrence
Schott Shoe Co
W. A. Gidding
Osborne
United States
Coffin Bros
R. J. Curry
Deering
Yakima Hardware Company
D. N. Hervey
Butte
Montana
Quiett & Ayres
The
E. C. Burlingame
Hamilton
Great Northern
Burlingame
Women’s Federation
Tue Herato
Emigh
Walla
Tuk Hreraup
Yakima Boys
Walla Wallas
Ellensburgers
Isaac Hays
Julia C. Hays
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Company
Fort Simcoe
Chas. Bruenn
Bruenn
First Street
Salvation Army
Mason’s Opera House
Edison Kinetoscope Co
Yakima Aye
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Kinsey
Kleis & Bond
Metcalf’s
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