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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
5
Finances of District No 7 Appear Well Managed Says Director
Director Nichols presents county funded figures showing bonded debt at 45000 and floating debt at 19695 with total receipts of 19065 from state and county taxes and 19065.61 total, noting increased land valuations and enrollment. He warns that compulsory schooling will raise attendance and bond votes must pass for new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Contrast Between Servia Kings Highlights Reliability
Physiognomists note a strong argument for the new Servian administration based on published portraits of the new king versus the assassinated monarch. The text cautions that newspaper pictures of celebrities are not always fully dependable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servia
Douglas fir stumps yield up to 49 dollars each study says
Prof Frankforter dean of chemistry at the University of Minnesota reports an exhaustive study showing that ordinary Douglas fir stumps are worth from 40 to 49 dollars each when properly treated. Hinge stumps are left standing in the lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankforter
School of Chemistry
University of Minnesota
Washington
Washington stumps yield superior turpentine potential
The text notes the abundant pitch in Washington stumps and Prof. Frankforter's discovery that this pitch could yield turpentine of quality far superior to any previously produced. This could spark a new major commercial industry from local stump resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibermen
Prof
Frankforter
Washington
Lake Washington Depth Solves Drowning Mystery
Surveyors reveal Lake Washington reaches 225 feet in places. Pressure at depth traps bodies, preventing ascent from 100 feet down, explaining why drowned victims do not surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lake
Washington
The figure fiend blights Boston with doomed fate
A sensational writer imagines a grim future for Boston as a cosmic demolition looms. The piece portrays the city as sunk in a century and headed for monumental ruin, with a sympathetic world watching in horror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Old
Washington Geologic Survey 1902 Report on Stone and Coal
The Herald reports the annual Washington state geological survey for 1902 by Henry Lander. The two part volume covers building and ornamental stones and coal deposits with illustrations. It showcases Washington's resources in stone marble and coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
State Geological Survey
Henry Lander
State of
Washington
Noted editor clash over Coast and Herald insults
The June issue accuses the Herald of innate depravity and gloating. The July Coast claims the Herald maliciously insulted a Christian minister by officiating a marriage between a depraved white woman and a Chinaman. The Herald editor is called a shameless degenerate and moral coward. Officials are warned the Coast editor remains at large and taxpayers fund state institutions at Steilacoom and Medical Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
The
Herald
Christian Church
King County
Steilacoom
Medical Lake
Wanted Second-Hand Goods At Top Prices
D. B. Fox advertises paying top prices for all kinds of second-hand goods at 23 South Second Street. The Elite offers endless hammocks at very low figures with wide selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Fox
South Second Street
Two Sunnyside Weddings Celebrate Love and Faith
Miss Gertrude Cline wed Edward J. Young at the Cline home in Sunnyside with 75 guests. The ceremony featured roses, music, and a reception, followed by a wedding tour. the couple will reside at home after July 15. A second wedding on Wednesday evening, with Reverend Bartlett officiating, included a dining reception and many presents, as Lois Shardlow led the procession and Lansdown attire noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Gertrude Cline
Edward J. Young
W. Hl. Cline
James Cheal
Port Angeles Episcopal Church
Cline
Chastitchey
Mary Young
Miss Young
Ralph
Raymond Jones
Bernice
Blanche George
Stanley Wenner
Flossie George
Frances Steward
Ethel Young
Janet Young
Myrtle Lacy
Clarence Showers
Edna George
Dr. Jones Miss Cline
Mesdames
J. Steward
S. J. Harrison
Chas. Ritchey
M. Mulhollan
J. B. George
Punch
W. H. Cline
Carlton College
Washington
Phillipines
Mrs. Young
John Mechtel
Mattie Preble
Lois Shardlow
Lansdown
Bartlett
F. B. Shardlow
Williams
Kh. D. Fear
Brewer and Strauss Tie on Nob Hill
Clinton Brewer and Miss Cora Strauss wed at the bride’s parents home on Nob Hill last Saturday afternoon at five o clock in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J H Wood of the Methodist church.
Spokane-bound couple's marriage noted in local circles
The bride Miss Strauss and groom Mr. Brewer are known locals with strong family ties. Brewer recently resided in Spokane where he held a bookkeeper position with a leading firm. The couple left on Wednesday for Spokane to start their life together there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Spokane
Miss Strauss
Gilbert Pratt and Ruth Gilbert wed in Syracuse ceremony
Miss Ruth Gilbert daughter of James M Gilbert and Henry Bell Pratt tied the knot at Park Central Presbyterian church in Syracuse. The groom, a Syracuse College of Medicine graduate, was joined by relatives and friends for the 7 PM service. Guests wore elegant gowns, the bride carried lilies of the valley, and a reception followed at the Gilbert home. Afterward the couple departed for New York then Germany for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Pratt
Ruth Gilbert
North Yakima High School
Syracuse
New York
Syracuse Evening Herald
Ruth Hogeboom Gilbert
James M. Gilbert
Henry Bell Pratt
Syracuse College of Medicine
Park Central Presbyterian Church
C. N. Sims
M. E
Chas. W. Walker
Florence Giles
Penn Yan
Giles
Florence Wilbur
Grace Gere Haw
Ethel Redl
Kola Lowther
Gilbert
Walnut Avenue
Doctor
Northern Pacific Announces Round Trip Rates
The Northern Pacific Railway offers discounted round trip fares on sale June 4 and 5, 24 to 30, July 15 and 16, and August 25 and 26 with a ten day travel limit and ninety day return limit. Stops allowed west of the Missouri River include St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Sioux City Omaha Kansas City and return. Rates shown include 57.70 for St Paul to Chicago 69.20 for Chicago to St Louis and 65.20 for unspecified routes. Contact ticket office for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Lewis
W.S. Marks
New Goods and Bargains Fill Yakima Advertisements
Multiple notices from local businesses announce new stock at McEwen’s Harness Emporium and sales at The Buyers Home Real Estate, with prices on cottages, farms, and a range of household items. Wyman Fraser’s offers gloves and shoes, Coffin Bros markets Gladiator hose, and Yakima Hardware sells wickless oil stoves. Also listings for horses, buggy harness, mowing machines, and lawn care services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt & Packard
Coffin Bros
Wyman & Fraser
Notice of bylaws and authorization requirement at Yakima Land and Livestock
The Yakima Land and Livestock Company states that officers may not contract bills or make contracts without board authorization. The secretary can certify trustees acts on request. Anyone claiming to act for the company must show trustees' certified authorization. By order of the Trustees. 24-81
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Land and Livestock Company
Board of Trustees
Coounery Yakima Land and Livestock CO
F. W. Hitscuer
Seec’y
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Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley Publishers
Finances School Dist
Young Cline
Lonaver, Kreaper Apenine
Yakima Ave
Opp
Coffin Bros. Deutsch Gesprochen
McEwen
South First Street
Osborne and Hodges
Rainier Cash Grocery
Yakima
Orchard & Bartlett
West Ave
Oers
Pioneer Shoeing Co
First Ave
Wash
MccEwen
Harness Emporium
North
R. D. Sanford
N. Venus Avenue
Wyman & Fraser’s
North Eighth Street
Natchez Avenue
Yakima Hardware Co
W. P. Johnston
Roger Edwards
Montana
Portland
Yakima Avenue
Jesse W. Thornton
Fruitvale
Eli. A. Thompson
Thompson Music Co
North Second Street
P.O
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