Personal News Notes From The Herald Readers
T A Davis returns from Bickleton country. Fred Parker registered at The Donnelly Tacoma. James Conolly visits Sunnyside. Early Rose seed potatoes available. The Misses Whitlock of Salem Oregon and Stanton of Ahtanum guest of Mrs R N Harrison. R C Fleck joins T W Clark in North Yakima insurance. Mrs S O Ewing returns from Iowa with a cold. Assessor Robert Scott moves to Nob Hill property west of the track. J L Stackhouse back from Idaho aiding Sunnyside canal work. Yakima Abstract to open new Second street office around April 1. Odd Fellows to hold a high time with ten to twelve candidates and banquet. Assessor Scott at Ellensburg state assessors meeting. Uniform railroad property assessment eyed. J M McCleary cultivates Selah valley farm seeks his aunt Mrs Mary Bender. Sunnyside Canal sale March 5 with bidders Blaine-Denny and California Safe Deposit likely. Wm Lee Jr hosts oyster supper for fruit exhibitors. R E Smith to repair wheels at Moore & Wenner successor shop. North Yakima to Nome migration grows with Ed Merwin Hub Pratt A Popovitch. F Groshen plans 30 acres to Yellow Danvers onions melons and grain. W S Philpot praises DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. A N Short moves frame building by The Herald office. J W Peck visits from Tacoma. Folger’s Golden Gate spices at Kinsey & Co. Keene praised as top watchmaker. Senator Harper and wife visit Nob Hill. Mrs Porter of Silverton visits R N Harrison. Pure bred Cornish Indian Game eggs $1.25 per setting. Try 40c Kinsey & Co tea.
New Traveling Man Targets Local Merchants for New York Banks
The article explains a new traveling salesman model where agents solicit deposits for New York banks from regional merchants. It notes changes to New York clearing house rules, fines for noncompliance, and the push by New York banks to open local accounts, with Milwaukee figures cited and calls for Chicago to be charged proper currency rates for collections.
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New York
Empire City
New York Clearing House
J. P. Murphy
Milwaukee National Bank
Milwaukee
Henry Benedict
Northwest
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Local ads and consumer remedies fill page listings
A collage of store pitches and product endorsements. Cof fin Bros offers coyote hides and scalps while Yakima Hardware Co invites shoppers to see Kinsey & Co Advance and Pomona Spray pumps. Mrs J K Miller praises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a grand healing salve. One Minute Cough Cure is endorsed by J Koontz for bronchitis relief. Janeczks Drug Store and A E Kinsey & Co advertise seeds and general goods.
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J. Koontz
Corry
Janeck
Brown Praises Wisconsin Central Ride To Chicago
Brown writes Smith praising a St Paul to Chicago trip aboard the Wisconsin Central Railway. He describes courteous service, Pullman comfort, a la carte meals, and a six hour delay for Jones who missed connections to New York and is abandoning plans for the Paris Exposition. He notes terminal changes to Central Station at Park Row and 12th St.
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Smith
Chicago
Wisconsin Central B
Wisconsin Central
St. Paul
Wisconsin Central Railway
Pullman Palace
Wisconsin Central Ry
Jones
New York
Coffin Bros. Seeks Hides After Snowy Cascades Report
The notice notes Coffin Bros. purchasing hides and furs while reporting fifteen feet of snow atop the Cascades. Greene's remains the town’s sole china and glassware source. General Circulator Rideout of the Seattle Times visited the city en route to the Sound. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised as instantly effective with patient testimonials from Albany Wisconsin.
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The
Seattle Times
the Sound
Manager Position At 330 Caxton Building Chicago
Classified notice seeking a man or woman to travel for a large house. Salary 65 weekly with expenses and potential increase. Permanent position. Inclose self addressed stamped envelope. Apply to Manager 330 Caxton Building Chicago.
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Caxton Building
Chicago
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Conrooence North Yakima Furniture CO
the Herald
T. A. Davis
Bickleton Country
Fred Parker
Donnelly
Tacoma
James Conolly
Sunnyside
A. E. Kinsey and Co
Whitlock
Salem, Oregon
Stanton
Ahtanum
R. N. Harrison
R.C. Fleck
Ellensburg
North Yakima
T. W. Clark
S. O. Ewing
Iowa
Robert Scott
Nob Hill
H. B. Doust
J. L. Stackhouse
Idaho
Sunnyside Canal
Yakima Abstract Company
Second Street
Odd Fellows
Scott
J. M. McCleary
Selah Valley
Mr. McCleary
Mary Bender
Pennsylvania
Sunnyside Canal Company
California Safe Deposit Company of
San Francisco
Blaine-Denny Land Company
Wm. Lee, Jr
C. R. Harris
L. B. Kinyon
Orlando Beck
Ditter& Mechtel’s
R. E. Smith
Moore & Wenner
Nome
Ed Merwin
Hub Pratt
A. Popovitch
F. Groshen
Toppenish
W. S. Philpot
Albany, Ga
DeWitt
A.N. Short
Fisher Stone
J. W. Peck
Folger’s
Golden Gate
Keene
Senator Harper
Wife
D. E. Lesh
Kinsey & Co
Schindeler’s
HL. Tucker
Banks
Coyote
Coffin Bros
Yakima
D. M. Ferry
A. E. Kinsey & Co
Wall Paper Trust
Meighes Store
North Hotel
Bartholet
Wm Walpole
Walshtown
S. D
S. S
Swift
Ss. S. S
Atlanta
Georgia
Brown
Cascades
Greene’s
L. H. Warren
Albany
Wis
Will
Violin Brerii
Ser Oneuay
Colin
Nolo
Rey
Moon
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Inc
White Houses
Netty
White House
Werner Company
Akron
Ohio
Express
EBUCK
SEARS
Roeb
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