Goldendale Sentinel to Publish Semi Weekly Paper
The Goldendale Sentinel announces it will begin a semi weekly edition next week issued every Wednesday and Saturday. The paper has added a Simplex typesetting machine to its office equipment. Local labor shortages worry employers, railroad builders, and potato growers as winter approaches. North Yakima plans to host the state school teachers gathering in December, with homes to be opened for visitors, reflecting strong local hospitality and civic pride.
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Goldendale Sentinel
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Sentinel
Yakima
Prize Awarded in Postal Contest at Local Undertaker’s
The contest run for two months by E. L. Sessions offered $5 for the most postal copies bearing KE IL Sessions Undertaker 815 Yakima avenue. Miss Margaret Melvin won the prize after writing the address 525 times, as judged by a committee.
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Herald
E. L. Sessions
Magnifying Glass Reveals Bidder’s Card in Local Contest
A contest card sent by Mrs. G Chadwick of the city bore an address written 595 times though judges could not decipher all words and portions were omitted. Judges Mrs. C C Case and Miss Van Slyke of Yakima Business College reviewed the entry. Miss Melvin may claim her cash prize from Mr. Sessions at 15 Yakima Avenue. Mrs. Cary advertises millinery bargains.
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Miss van Slyke
Yakima Business College
Sessions
Miss Melvin
County Officials Postpone Court House Bond Election
County commissioners admit error in the November 14 call for a court house bond election and cancel that date. A new meeting is set for November 6 to prepare a corrected election call, with a decision possibly to present the issue to voters in late November or early December.
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Court House
City of Worth Yakima Owes State Money
North Yakima must refund 2643.80 dollars to the state treasurer as ten percent of liquor license fees. The act of 1888 and a new law require state endorsement of licenses. Total sums due: cities 104,899.58 and counties 6,523.10, with Yakima City owing 130 and Yakima County 330.
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North Yakima
Yakima
Yakima City
Yakima County
Aurora Mining Board Allows 10000 New Shares At 25 Cents
At a special meeting in North Yakima on October 23 the Aurora Mining and Tunnelsite Company adopted a resolution to issue ten thousand additional treasury shares for sale at 25 cents each. John H. Lynch was named special agent to dispose of the shares, with sales to occur at rooms 1 and 2 of the Yakima National Bank Building. Availability depends on mine reports and time.
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Aurora Mining and Tunnelsite Company
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Yakima National Bank
Yakima Hardware Co Promotes Pocket and Table Cutlery
A brief ad notes Yakima Hardware Co offers good pocket and table cutlery for buyers seeking reliable everyday tools and kitchen pieces. The notice emphasizes quality and value from the local hardware store.
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Hops on the decline and market notes
The hop market sinks with prime hops not exceeding ten cents and many sales around seven. The apple market stays strong and demand for potatoes and hay remains solid on the Sound. Shippers struggle to secure cars to fill orders while turkey and poultry prices rise for the holiday season. Wheat gains 2 to 8 cents to 65 67 cents.
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