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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1907

Page

4

Boosters Named for Greater Yakima Publicity Drive

Selection of the publicity committee for North Yakima gains general approval. Members include H. A. Lucas vice president of the Yakima Trust Company Bank, H. B. Baylor Inland Real Estate, John H. Weigel of Weigel & Co, A. H. Larson prominent local capitalist, F. A. Morgan manager of F. A. Morgan & Co, and H. H. Lombard of Lombard & Hersley. The group is charged to advertise North Yakima and spur regional growth.

H. A. Lucas The Yakima Company Bank H. BE. Baylor—Iinland Real Estate Company John H. Weigel John Hi. Weigel & Co A. HE. Larson F. A .Morgan Mgr F.A. Morgan & Co H. H. Lombard Lombard

Boost for Yakima Valley Leaders Draw Local Support

President Dan Lesh appoints six prominent men and six boosters to champion Yakima valley growth. The editorial urges widespread backing to boost advertising, attract residents, and showcase Yakima land fruit and loyalty. It calls for immediate action, urging citizens to mobilize and bring in new residents to create a prosperous Greater Yakima.

Dan BE. Lesh Yakima Valley North Yakima Washington Yakima Dan Lesh Wilar

Congregation Says Goodbye To Rev F C Whitney Family

The First Baptist Church in Rochester Minnesota bids farewell to Rev. F C Whitney and his family as they move to North Yakima Washington. Members host a farewell reception with friends and a gift of a gold spoon. The W C T U offers a token of appreciation for Mrs Whitney’s work.

F. C. Whitney North Yakima Chuch Minnesota Rochester Washington Court ‘of Honor Whitney Rochester, Minn H. H. Witherstine W. C

Normal School Notes Highlight Student Traditions and Campus Upgrades

Last Friday juniors held a coming out triumph over seniors over hats the juniors showed a pattern now worn by the underclass. Olympia news promises full funding for maintenance. Eighth street grades will bring earth to fill grounds and shade trees will be planted. Miss Meisner spoke on what the United States owes to foreign nations focusing on German Americans. Franklin Frost visited the school. A new Green's chromometer was bought and set in the tower by Bevís. Prof Parks little Ruth was mascot for the class of 07. he teaches at Northwestern University and sent a clan photo from the meeting.

Olympia Committee On Appropriations Eighth Street Mise Meisner United States Bévis Parks Ruth North Western University

Efaten' Liniment Claim Reassures Rheumatism Sufferers

An advertisement asserts Tone Snow Liniment cures rheumatism and neuralgia, claiming a previous sufferer found relief. The note credits Colton-Fry Drug Co as the distributor and promises pain relief when weather worsens.

Colton-Fry

North Yakima Post Office Reports 1905 1906 Money Order Rise

Postmaster Lemon presents money order and stamp sale figures for North Yakima for 1905 and 1906. The 1906 receipts show a strong rise over 1905, with domestic and international orders and deposits increasing. A new night clerk is likely to be appointed to handle growing mail and keep day staff efficient.

Lemons North Yakima Lemon Chicago First National Bank of North Yakima First National Bank of North Yakim

Altanum school house hosts entertainment benefit night

Nearly 300 attendees filled the Altanum school house Friday for a musical and literary program to raise funds for school district No 6. Featured acts included a farce Jumbo Jam, recitations, solos, and sketches with performers such as Prof Dow, Mrs Dow, Prof Toll, Miss Hin, Miss Miller, and Mr Canfield. Principal George Repenburg led the event.

Givn Altanum Prof Dow Toll Hin Miller Canfield George Repenburg

Noted Youth Performance Earns High Praise

The children who participated delivered exceptionally fine work and deserve great credit for the manner in which they carried out their parts.

Sixteen Criminal Cases Docketed by Judge Rigg

Sixteen cases were placed on the April docket by Judge Rigg for trial. The first two weeks focus on criminal matters. Names listed include Alice Williams, Fred Read, L C Keylon, Fred Thede, H W Williams, Simon Goudy, Billy George and Hornice, Jay Shebast, John Boatman, George Swasey, Frank Lepetrie, Max Mobely, Warren Godfrey with April dates ranging from the 1st to the 15th.

John Boatman George Swasey Frank Lepetrie Max Mobely Warren Godfrey

Advertising man loses purse containing $60 at Cahalan store

Thomas J. Walker, new Cahalan store advertising man and window decorator, reported Friday night that his purse containing $60 was stolen. He and his wife arrived Thursday. after purchasing two theater tickets Friday evening, he found the purse missing at the hotel and has not had it returned.

Thomas J. Walker Cahalan

Plans for two story brick or stone building on Mrs Ward property

Plans and specifications for a two story building to be erected at the rear of the Yaki ma Valley bank property on Mrs Ward's land. The 50 by 54 foot brick or stone structure will have a pressed brick front with a first floor store by J B Braden and upper offices or living spaces. Construction to start by May 1 and be rushed to completion.

J. B. Braden

Jubilee Singers to Perform for Epworth League Monday

The Epworth League Lecture Association presents Chas. P. Williams Dixie Jubilee Singers on Monday March 18. Williams and company boast international fame and have performed before many royal audiences. The lecture association continues to offer high class entertainments.

Epworth League Chas. P. Williams Dixie Jubilee Singers United States Williams

Natchez Development Company Formed Trustees Elected

Articles of incorporation soon filed for Natchez Development company with Theodore Weisberger Al fred H Henry and Alfred Penny named trustees for six months. The firm plans to plat tracts around Natchez city and sell lots and acres as expansion feeds demand. An office will operate in Natchez City and another in the Herald building of this city.

Natchez Development Company Theodore Weisberger Alfred H. Henry Alfred Penny Natchez George Donald Natchez City Herald

Presbyterian Ladies Aid elect officers for year

The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church elected officers for the year at a Thursday meeting. President Mrs William Dudley and Vice President Mrs Ketchum were named along with Secretary Miss A C Wright and Treasurer Mrs P Frank. The reports were satisfactory and the society was in excellent condition financially and otherwise. The next meeting will be at Miss Wrights home 204 South Natches avenue on March 20.

Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church William Dudley Ketchum A. C. Wright P. Frank

Mary-Dark Circles Attributed to Sluggish Liver and Kidneys

Advert appears to promote Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health and beauty. The note claims circles under the eyes signal poor circulation and liver and kidney issues. Product offered as tea or tablets at Case's drug store for 35 cents.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Case's Drug Store

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