County School Notes Include Sickness and Travel
Neil Campbell’s son is on the sick list. Miss Emma Timms visits Mrs. Geo Grist. Oscar Dillon takes a packer job in Prosser. Rowland parties return to Zillah after a short visit with Mrs. John Dorsett. Roy Parmance dislocates a finger at school but recovers quickly. Edgar Evans and Geo Bedker head to Horse Heaven for goose hunting. Bedker plans to return to Portland.
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Emma Timms
Mrs. Geo. Grist
Edgar Evans
Geo. Bedker
A. Chandler
Horse Heaven
Mr. Bedker
Portland
AHTANUM Holds City Entertainment and Local News
The faculty will hold an entertainment at Yakima City on November 9. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wiley returned Saturday from Portland. Hallowe'en tricks were played by neighborhood boys. The Ladies' Missionary Society met with Mrs. Mary Wiley on Friday afternoon. The senior class chose red and white as colors and Ut Prosim as motto. A basketball game at Woodcock academy drew a large crowd with the Greens led by captain Lovina Sherman winning 26 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
Will Wiley
Portland
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Mary Wiley
Woodcock Academy
Lovina Sherman
Prosser Community Notes and Local School News
Mrs Ponti and children traveled to Yakima for medical care. Mrs Roy Tustin and children visited Mr and Mrs Rogers in North Yakima. Prof Kingsbury went to Sunnyside to see his ill sister. Celia Sprinkle visited parents then returned to St Joseph's Academy. Olney of Spokane engaged to teach rest of year as three teachers are unavailable. Ladies Catholic Club hosted a social netting 55 for church funds. Prosser precinct favored by Republicans in alliance with Socialists amid county politics remarks.
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Roy Tustin
Mrs. Rogers
North Yakima
Sunnyside Superintendent Spends Sunday at Sunny Side
The Kenyon brothers plan to open a meat market soon. Mrs. K Vandermark has been ill for a week. Captain Kingsbury was seen out недавно.
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The
Kenyon Bros
Local notes on residents and new ventures in North Yakima
Community updates list residents moving to town and investments in property and farming equipment. Social plans include a Women’s Guild meeting and a supper by the I O O F, with church and family notices mixed with osteopathy advertising and local business interests.
Local Saddle Dealer Promises Attractive Bargains
C E McEwen offers a fine stock of saddles and harness from top factories. The large assortment promises good value for buyers seeking height and heavy harnesses.
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C. E. McEwen
It Pays to Buy Good Clothes and More
An old newspaper ad extols high quality menswear with Stein-Bloch suits, promising value and long lasting wear. It also notes Clover Pasture seed mixes for diverse grazing, then shifts to agricultural tips on grain storage and egg preservation methods.
Advertised Letters List Reader Notice
Parties calling for above letters please mention advertised list. L. E. Sperry, P. M.
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L. E. Sperry
P. M
Ducks on the Farm and Early 20th Century Farm Ads
Readable notes show duck farming as a growing enterprise with eastern farms housing thousands and selling nationally. The column also advertises millinery at Mrs Towne and farm equipment from Corrin Bros and Yakima Hardware Co. Cough remedy Mull’s Lightning Cough Cure is pitched as safe for children and sold by local merchants Taft Taft and W. J. Roaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft & Taft and
W. J. Roaf
Corrin Bros Department Store Auction List Items
A fragment lists fall losses and a long auction catalog from Corrin Bros Department Store. Featured items include lots such as a No 1 Top buggy with harness valued at 260, several city lots 50 by 140, Bancroft’s Library fifty volumes, a high grade bicycle, and multiple Japanned pantries with prices. Also noted are 500 ewes and lambs with varied bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft’s Library
Credit Advice For Land Owners And Debtors In Yakima
A reader is advised to sell land to any bidder if land poor and to take old bills to the Yakima Collection Agency with offices over First National Bank for debt collection, reflecting local financial guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Collection Agency
First National Bank
Our Leader Full Dinuver Set Ad From Greene Mercantile
An advertisement notes a 58 piece semi porcelain diniver set priced at $6.00 offered by Greene Mercantile Co. Also promotes Pourat laxative tablets with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price point.
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E. W. Grove
Greene Mercantile Co
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Ghop
North Young Mt
Neil Campbell
Oscar
Dillon
Prosser
Roy Parmance
Roy
Ahtanum
Prof. Kingsbury
Sunnyside
Celia Sprinkle
St. Joseph's Academy
Ladies Catholic Club
Supt
Chase
K. VP. Vandermark
Capt. Kingsbury
Joe Paul
H. K. Krider
W. HH. Cline
H. M. Bartlett
Mrs. Heble
M. Walker
Earl Rollins
Yakima
Women’s Guild
W. H. Cline
Hitchcock
Mr. Black
Wm. Stobie, Jr
Garland
Mr. Stobie
Harry Morgan
Callie Collets
Herbert Stowe
Jones
Mr. Earley
Salem
Ore
8. J. Harrison
Breeham
John Stevens
Mr. Lanin
Mr. Stevens
W. E. Williams
Mr. LaForce
Outlook
Williams
S.J. Woodin
Lawrence
Zillah
Ellensburg
Graves
University of Washington
Coffey
J. T. Ronald
Seattle
J. A. Davis
Everett
J. G. Pyle
Post-Intelligencer
Lyman
E. Knapp
Foraker
Ohio
McMillin
Tennessee
Shaw
Town
Luesing & Ely
Parton
Caldwell Block
L Jacobson
Jacob Jacobson
A. W. Schwartze
Purchase
P. S
Lf Dus & OO
Star Clothing House
Argo Elmer Bingham
Alice Bell
J.D. Crittenden
I Dillman
Josie de Faeter
Gill Fenel
George Gibson
David Harris
N Hubbard
Betti Jones
King
Lion Chas Lonigan
JC McOwen
Jame Noble
Jessie Paulson
Pete Petacord
Willi Smith
Mamie Sharp
F Taylor
Mary Br
Tustin
Frankie Wakefield
Mark . Walker Raymond
Barnett
W Ball
Clark
P Dean
Diller Mae Fonks
Giles
Huerner
Hartman
W Johnson
Helen
Jones Eleanor Lee
C Lowe Mayer
Malan
FS Powers
John Parker
Frank Smith
Emma J Smith
Ed Stevens
Frank Tovums
May
Wood
T Walker
Apolegy
Mendel
Lee
A.D. Sloan
Corrin Bros
Yakima Hardware Co
North Yakima Furniture Co
P. O. Box
Earth
Palace Grocery
L. G. Zenovich
Second Street
Herald Office
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