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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
3
Directory announces attorneys at Law John H. Lynch Logan H. Roberts Charlotte Stram and Strum Osteopaths J C F Heimlaugh Frederick M Rossiter and others services. Medical staff C J Lynch M D and Dr W Carver Patience of Melbourne area noted.
An Associated Press report from Washington March 9 states Colonel William F. Prosser of Washington was named to the West Point board of visitors. Prosser, Civil War veteran, served from private to major, later held state and national posts in Tennessee and Washington, and founded Prosser town in Benton County.
Yakima people report visits by Attorney A L Slemmons and Judge Rigg while Mrs Goodwin and Miss Goodwin return home from North Yakima. A revival at North Yakima’s Christian church adds 105 to date led by Rev J W Updike with attendees from Ellensburg and local residents. Commissioner Carl A Jenson returns from Yakima after a bridge meeting and $1500 grant approved for the horticultural union Yakima exhibit.
Local notes show visits and business from North Yakima with residents like Miss Anna Lee and optician E E Slimp while figures such as C R Slaughter W C Leonard and W J McIntyre frequent Yakima for varied tasks. The entry recounts Fairbanks and Roosevelt era political milestones.
The text outlines Theodore Roosevelt born in New York City on October 27 and key events from 1880 to 1886. Highlights include Harvard graduation, service in the New York Assembly, two marriages to Alice Lee and Edith Carow, leadership of the New York delegation to the 1884 Republican convention, ranching in Dakota, and a 1886 mayoral bid in New York City.
Public auction in Twin Falls Cassia County Idaho on Wednesday March 22 1905 at 1 p m offers state lands described as Sections 4 5 8 9 and 10 Township 11 South Range 18 East B M under Twin Falls Canal. Water rights may be purchased within one year at ten dollars per acre less than Carey Act lands. Appraised value set. terms per law. State Land Department details via the Board of Land Commissioners J J Gungen secretary C S McConnett chief clerk.
The City Council of North Yakima Washington will consider bids for forty thousand dollars of four percent twenty year trunk sewer bonds at a meeting on April 3 1905. Interest payable semi annually June 1 and December 1. Bidders must deposit a five percent certified check. The council may reject any bid.
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