Local grocery ads list shells and mince meat specials
Ground bone oyster and clam shells advertised at Kleis and Bond. Zenovich at the Palace Grocery urges consulting before mince pies and offers bulk mince meat. Kinsey's features porcelain lined fruit jars.
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Kleis & Bond's
Zenovich
Kinsey's
North Yakima Socials Tee Up Rural Institutes Tour
In North Yakima a lively political banquet at A Johnson’s saloon featured supporters of Sheriff Tucker while rival Republicans Guthrie and Allen contributed to the spread. Farmers’ Institutes travel south and west December 3 through 21 under State College leadership with top instructors Spillman Nelson Fletcher Balmer and local coordinators Blanchard Leckenby and Brodie. A second eastern Washington series is planned for February with J A McGuire as editor and J A Ricker as manager noted for his rifle expertise and sports writing.
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North Yakima
Charis Voorhees
Lareen
A. Johnson
Front Street
Tucker
McKinley
Sheriff Tucker
W. P. Guthrie
George S. Allen
Washington
State Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Spillman
Department of Agriculture
Nelson
Department of Veterinary Science
Fletcher
Department of Horticulture
Brodie
Puyallup
H. L. Blanchard
A. B. Leckenby
J. A. Balmer
The
Agriculture College
Goldendale
Vancouver
Centralia
Sidney
Mt. Vernon
Kent
Ellenaburg
Fletcher and
Balmer
Sunnyside
Ritzville
Eastern Washington
West
J. A. McGuire
J. A. Ricker
Western States
Punish Big and Little Thieves
The piece attacks corruption among federal officials, naming General Eagan and Captain Carter as big thieves who faced light penalties. It notes others, Rathbone and Neeley, who robbed Cuban postal funds, and links them to political figures Hanna and Heath. The argument urges stiff penalties for officers involved.
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Bryan
Eagan
Carter
Rathbone and
Neeley
Hanna
Heath
United States Senate
Outdoor Life stands alone among sportsman's magazines
The message notes Outdoor Life as Denver's big monthly devoted to recreative pleasures and highlights its unique standing among other sportsman magazines in print. It emphasizes its independence and specialized focus for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Outdoor Life
Denver
Sportsman’s Monthly
Sportsman’s Magazines
Japanese trainees eyed by rail lines in midwest dispatch
A St Paul dispatch notes nearly 1,000 Japanese students in telegraphy shorthand and typewriting in business colleges in St Paul and Minneapolis with promises of positions on two transcontinental rail lines. Additional similar enrollment is reported in La Crosse. The piece also covers political campaign events and a heavy December issue expansion for The Youths Companion.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
LaCrosse
Henry Stanley
Pretoria Guard
Rider Haggard
Walter Camp
Frank R. Stockton
Dean Farrar
Ian Maclaren
Victor Maurel
Margaret Deland
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Bliss Perry
Charles W. Chesnutt
The
Youth’s Companion
Boston
Mass
Low Rate Excursions From Chicago to West Coast and Spokane
The Northern Pacific announces low rate excursions from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and other hubs to Little Falls Montana and west including Portland Seattle and Columbia River routes. Settlers one way to Spokane and west from St Paul Chicago price is 25 dollars one way 40 dollars round trip 30 dollars one way 50 dollars round trip from Oct 16 to Nov 27 1900 and Feb 12 to Apr 30 1901 with weekly Tuesday sales.
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Northern Pacific
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Omaha
Little Falls
Montana
Portland
Seattle & International
Washington & Columbia River
Yakima
Big Bend
Clearwater
Palouse
Grays Harbor
Spokane
Cleaning Old Furs With Heated White Bran
A nineteenth century tip describes cleaning worn fur by heating white bran in the oven and rubbing it into the fur with flannel. Shake loose particles, brush well, and remove lining and wadding if possible to avoid an oily, flat look. Rub the fur against the grain to improve appearance.
Newark Teachers Class Delivers Quiet Mole Story
In a Newark association a teacher tested children by describing a brook with little noise. After a long quiet, a child named Bessie answered with Tramps, reflecting a mishearing of the riddle rather than the expected answer about a brook or water.
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Teachers’ Association
Newark
Bessie
Chicago Woman Plans 50 Story Office Tower
A Chicago woman with ample funds pursues a 50 story office building in the city, aiming to create the tallest structure attempted there.
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Chicago
Foley's Kidney Cure Declared Pure Medicine
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure as a pure concentrated medicine with remedies recognized by leading medical professionals as effective for kidney and bladder diseases.
How Brights Disease Starts And Foley Kidney Cure
Indigestion and biliousness with urea and uric acid in the blood signal Brights disease. Nerve and joint pains irritate the kidneys, causing back pain as the condition approaches. Do not delay treatment use Foley's Kidney Cure. North Yakima Drug Store.
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Bright
Foley
North Yakima
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Lucy
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
State OF Washington
Secretary OF State
Olympia
Will D. Jenkins
State of
Farmers’ Institutes
Democratic Central Committee
F. D. Yale
Selah
Venus
Republican Central Committee
HeRap
Express
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Mears, Roebuck & CO
Yakima Ave
North Yakima Furniture CO
Mulhollan
Grocers
Frank Nagler
Reis Bhos
Fine Pipes
Studebaker
Depot
M. Schorn
Ditter & Mechtel
Yakima County
N. R
Board of State Land Commissioners
E. E. Kelso
Wash