Sunnyside Notes on Arrivals Visitors and Local Developments
The community reports arrivals from Lanark and Colfax, new building efforts including an Odd Fellows hall, a large barn project for Tobias Beckner, and bee culture lessons by Q I Phelps. Rev. Waldron preached, and Larkins, formerly of Illinois, died suddenly leaving a widow and six children. Sunnyside residents send sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Odd Fellows
Sunnyside
Harold Thompson
R. K. Nichole
Mr. Peck
John Reed
Capt. Kingsbury
North Yakima
Tobias Beckner
Bickleton
Larkins
Illinois
Brown
Tampico youths organize weekly dancing club
The young people of Tampico have organized a dancing club and will meet once a week in the hall over Randolph's store. Rains are frequent in the region and showers occur most nights, making artificial irrigation less necessary for the time being.
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Tampico
Randolph
Benchville News Notes Local Life and Events
Benchville reports sickness on the list with Charles Druse and Harry Winchester out. Miss Olive White visits from Moxee. Gano siblings visit family. Rosa Masters and Eva Davidson leave Benchville for city work. Local people host guests and attend musicales. Children fall into a ditch but are rescued unharmed. Local ads and notices include services, hardware, and farm equipment. Grand Chancellor J D Cornett elected. North Yakima hosts Barlow’s minstrels on the 23rd with positive reviews.
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Charles Druse
Harry Winchester
Olive White
the Moxee
Prime movers in the good work call for North Yakima support
A note highlights strong Sunday attendance and seeks encouragement from North Yakima, stating it will be gratefully received.
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North Yakima
Family Births and Local Notices In Town
Born on Friday May 4th a son to Mr and Mrs Ziff. Mrs Chas Dillon is ill at Mrs Evans home. Frank Dillon returns from Prosser visit. Mrs M Chandler to St Elizabeths hospital for treatment. A large drainage ditch being installed in front of A Chandler and through Gervais and others properties. Thistles grow thick along roadsides a promising crop but not profitable. Community urged to gather the crop before it seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dillon
Prosser
A. Chandler
Mr. Gervais
Memorial Services and Local Notices in North Yakima
Memorial services for Woodmen of the World to be held at Ta homa cemetery Sunday June 3 with parade reporting time 1 30 p m at the hall. Invitations extended to neighbors and the public to join the North Yakima camp gathering.
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Woodmen of the World
Tahoma Cemetery
Council
Rand
North
Yakima
Dawson
Qualms of Conscience in a Saloonist Ad Nonsense
A dialogue lampoons liquor sales with a saloonist boasting he labels alcohol as vegetable extracts and medicines. The mock advert touts Moll's Lightning Cough Cure as safe for children and sells it for 25c and 50c by Taft & Taft and W. J. Roaf.
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Moll
Taft & Taft and
W. J. Roaf
Newbro's Herpicide Promises to Cure Dandruff
The ad argues thistles and dandruff share a root cause a germ that attacks scalp. It claims removing the germ cures dandruff falling hair and baldness. Newbro's Herpicide is presented as the only preparation that kills the germ and removes the cause.
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Newbro
Local papers change hands to democratic association
The Walla Walla Statesman and the Union transfer ownership to a democrats association. The move is seen as strengthening party unity in the region. Col. F J Parker retains a small stake. Also: Kleis Bond offers flour and feed with prompt delivery.
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Walla Walla
Kleis & Bond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Mill Co
Mr. Woodin
Lanark
Ill
Mr. Lyons
M. D. Clark
Archie Fleming
Tacoma
Alaska
Helen Grindall
Dalles
D. B. Eby
H. M. Bartlett
Phelps
George Reese
Colfax
Mr. Waldron
Zillah
Waldron
County
Benchville
Wesley
Miss Avanelle Gano
Mrs. Benson
Rosa Masters
Eva Davidson
Frank Adelpohl
Woodcock Academy
F. E. Reynolds
Rev. Stiverson
Will Wade
Mr. Harris
Anna
Robina Wilson
Grace Bunnell
Big Ditch
L. E. Laurance
Coffin Bros
Mr. Pierce
Staton & Garrett’s
First Street
Hotel Bartholet
Owens Adair
W. A. Giddings
Macdonald
Rome
Mulhollan
Clauss
Yakima Hardware Co
Schannafelt
Kinsey & Co
Upper Natchez
Wm. Walker
William Westphall
Schorn
Osborne
United States
Nobbill
Peck
Union Gap
W. H. Hare
City
Ellensburg
Boston Bloomer Lady Baseball Club
Washington
Guy Grafton
Harry Marble
Frank Marble
Colville Reservation
Marble
McCormick
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Co
Frank Horsley
Spokane
J. D. Cornett
Knights of Pythias
of Washington
Grand Lodge
Barlow
Mason's
Opera House
San Francisco Chronicle
Stewart
S. H. Dills & CO
James H. Larkin
Old
Kentucky
Bourbon
J. ©. Kennedy
Roanoke
Tenn
DeWitt
Quiett & Ayres
J. E. Watkins
Chillicothe
Outlook
Henry van Dyke
Joseph H. Twichell
Roy Stone
William Gillette
Jane Barlow
Ernest Ingersoll
Quiette& Ayres
Springvale Dairy
Matterson
McNeice
H. L. Tucker
Barge & Fish
B. F. Barge
W. W. Fish
North Yakima, Wash
Eleanor E. Sinclair
Whitson & Parker
A. H.B
Karl
Uncle Sam
W. R. Wilkinson
Albany
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