Local Briefs and Notices From North Yakima 1901
Albert Kershaw of Natchez visits San Bernardino for months. J W Shull of Republic travels home via Pendleton Oregon. Wallace A Purdin and Zella E Watson of Venus wed March 9 1901. Taylor retires. Denley & Co formed. moves to Lowe block. Yellow Drug Store signs by W E Ayres with art by E F Crocker. North Yakima sees surge of traveling salesmen. called best business city outside Everett and Seattle. Mrs Burgess to keep house in Horse Heaven for Faville. Parker to teach Spring term at Weber school. County Sunday schools invited to discuss county convention at North Yakima Baptist on March 16. Walter Reed store split into Nagler tobacconist and Probach tailor rooms. North Yakima lodge 53 K P to mark 11th anniversary March 20 1901 with listed committee. The Prisoner of Zenda drawing good audience at Larson's. some youths misbehave. Eastern Washington moves to place the state fair on wheels. Colfax 1901, Walla Walla 1902, North Yakima 1903, Spokane 1904 planned.
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Washington
Spokane
Colfax
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Northwest Wool Growers elect officers at Pendleton meeting
At the close of the Northwest Wool Growers Association gathering in Pendleton Oregon officers were chosen for the coming year. T C Powers of Helena was named president with a slate of vice presidents including George Young The Dalles Kenneth McLean Miles City Mont A S LeGrow Walla Walla Robert Oiken Boise Idaho John Smith Salt Lake City Utah and Dr J M Wilson Douglas Wyoming An executive committee comprises Sam Cameron North Yakima J M Williamston Prineville Ore C O Grunwell Billings Mont Finley McKenzie Caldwell Idaho B F Saunders Salt Lake Utah Tim Kinney Rock Springs Wyoming Secretary treasurer is J W Bailey Portland Oregon.
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N. W
Freight Rates on Hops Raised to Pacific to East
Railroads raise hop transport rates from Pacific coast to eastern markets. An emergency rate of 1.50 per hundred pounds is replaced by the old 2.00 rate as of April 1. Maximum carload for dried fruit and canned goods increases to 30,000 pounds from the previous 12,000 pounds.
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Pacific Coast
Burlington transfers boost Northwest travel by train
The Burlington route reports steady passenger transfers to the Northern Pacific at Billings over three weeks in February. On February 14 567 passengers moved, February 21 310, and February 28 205, totaling about 1200 people added to Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon. This rapid shift signals the line is a growing factor in regional travel.
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Burlington
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Billings
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
August Flower hailed as cure for many ills
The ad touts Green's August Flower as the largest medicine sale worldwide and a remedy for indigestion biliousness headaches and general malaise. It claims the tincture cleanses the system and stimulates liver and nervous action with a few doses. The note urges picking Green's Prize Almanac at North Yakima Drug Store.
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Green
North Yakima
Homemade Bread Trade Conversation Noted
The dialogue features The Difference and Jaker discussing an advertisement for homemade bread. Lady questions taste while Jaker confirms it is sweet and light. The exchange highlights skepticism about claims of homemade quality.
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Jaker
Travel Route Highlights on Rio Grande Western Line
The Rio Grande Western Railway offers six distinct eastbound routes via the Denver and Rio Grande and Colorado Midland Railroads. Through service includes double daily trains with Pullman Palace cars, sleeping, reclining chairs, and dining car service, showcasing Salt Lake City sights. Pamphlets available from J. D. Mansfield in Portland and Geo. W. Heintz in Salt Lake City.
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Rio Grande Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Salt Lake City
Temple City
Great Salt Lake
Salt Palace
Utah Valley
Pullman Palace
J. D. Mansfield
Washington
Portland
Ore
Geo. W. Heintz
Fossil Shells Story Told Across Time
A child asks where fossil shells come from and learns they were washed ashore by the sea long ago, even before the child was born. The aunt explains the distant past remains visible in ocean treasures.
Send Me Their Names Cheap Northwest Passage Offer
A. C. Suetpos, General Agent of the 1st Burlington Route in Portland Oregon, advertises cheap Tuesday Northwest passage fares from February 12 to April 30. He urges readers to refer friends bound west so representatives can locate them, provide advertising material, reserve berths, and ensure a quick comfortable trip.
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Northwest
A. C. Suetpos
Burlington
Portland
Ore
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Danter & Mechtel
Yakima Ave
Square Meals
Viaholic
Uli
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Lucy, Propr
Fashion Stables
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North Yakima, Wash
Geo
Donald
Hugh K. Sinclair
J.D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Capital
Yakima County
J. T. Foster
TIMES
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Albert Kershaw
Natchez
San Bernardino
Cal
J. W. Shull
Republic
Pendleton
Wallace A. Purdin
Zella E. Watson
Venus
Taylor & Denley
C. H. Denley & Co
Taylor
Switzer
Front Street
Lowe
W. E. Ayres
E. F. Crocker
North
Everett
Seattle
Baptist Church
Walter Reed
Frank Nagler
M. Probach
North Yakima Lodge No. 53
K. of P
F. C. Hall
W. A. Bell
C. M. Hauser
W. S. Lince
8. C. Henton
H. H. Lombard
Zenda
Larson
Reubens
Schindeler’s
Applegate Bros
bUllland Hote
A.C. Bollenbach
Christopher Bros
Second Avenue
Wash
Columbia
Cleveland
Hartford
J. A. Sorderberg & CO
Washington Building
J. A. Mackinnon
M. D
C. M
Chapin Building
Corner Pike and
C. W. Chamberlain
Western Avenue
Adalat
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Livingston, Mort
Ping Harnes
Eureka
Standard Oil CO
Verry
Annie
M. Ferry & CO
Detroit, Mich
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