Prominent Citizen Fred Pennington Dies After Brief Illness
Fred Pennington died last Wednesday after a little over two weeks with malarial fever. A Stillwater, Minnesota native, he spent 13 years in Yakima, where he helped found Pennington & Sawyer now Yakima Hardware Company. He returned this summer to supervise Cascade Lumber developments, was 57, and survived by a wife and five children. Funeral services were held Thursday with Elks involvement. remains sent to Stillwater Friday with family travel.
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Fred Pennington
Stillwater
Minnesota
North Yakima
Pennington & Sawyer
Yakima Hardware Company
Pennington
Cascade Lumber Company
Mark
Yakima
Lodge of Elks
F. L. Hayden
H. P. Svendson
Rankin says Cascade Lumber plans unaffected by Pennington death
G. F. Rankin states the death of Fred Pennington, a principal promoter of Cascade Lumber Company, will not alter the companys plans or development. Rankin asserts his relation to the business gives authority to the statement.
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Rankin
Fred Pennington
Cascade Lumber Company
Northwest Yakima City Election Set for December Second
December second will see a full city ballot in North Yakima with a mayor treasurer at torney clerk and health officer plus four councilmen. Incumbents Keck Shaw Aikens Reed end their terms while Moran Liggett and Wyman are hold overs. Apple harvest outlooks show U S yields up sharply with New York and New England crops strong and export trade growing significantly.
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North Yakima
E. O. Keck
A. J. Shaw
A. L. Aikens
W. J. Reed
Harry Moran
J. C. Liggett
E. J. Wyman
Boston
United States
New York
New York State
New England
Vermont
Illinois
Michigan
The West Becomes a Developed Region, 20 Years of Growth
The West has grown through cities and towns, valleys yield to farming, and energy drives industry in Oregon Washington and California. Transportation, markets, and schools have advanced, elevating the region to a level with the East, with strong society and no notable gaps.
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Oregon
Washington
California
East
Roosevelt on The Presidency article in The Youths Companion
Theodore Roosevelt wrote an article on The Presidency for Youths Companion before his nomination for Vice President. Published in the November 6, 1902 issue, it was among the last weekly issues of 1902 offered free with subscription when a new subscriber sends 1.75 for the 1903 volume. The piece notes no one could have predicted his upcoming presidential duties.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Companion
Youth's Companion prospectus offered free samples
Mr. Roosevelt has to say possesses extraordinary interest and will be eagerly awaited by persons of all shades of political opinion. A twenty eight page Prospectus of the 1903 volume of The Youth's Companion and sample copies of the paper will be sent free to any address. The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
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Roosevelt
The
Youth’s Companion
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
What the Coal Strike Has Done in Shenandoah
Landon Knight, a Conkey's Home Journal contributor, reports on the coal strike's impact in the anthracite regions. He argues miners are better paid and housed than often portrayed, criticizes operators for claiming losses, and notes a sociological toll. The piece describes widespread public and family discomfort and a despondent mood in Shenandoah as the strike persists.
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Landon Knight
Conkey
Home Journal
Knight
Mr. Knight
Shenandoah
A Policeman's Testimony in Cough Medicine
Nashua Iowa night policeman J N Patterson recalls a severe winter cough that resisted many medicines and two doctors until Foley's Honey and Tar cured him. North Yakima Drug Store advertises the remedy via A D Sloan. A sale on hats at H H Schott millinery.
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J.N. Patterson
Nashua
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Luck In Thirteen Buck len's Amica Salve cures fever sore
Walton Furnace Vermont resident Wm Spirey walked thirteen miles to obtain Bucklen's Amica Salve which fully healed a severe fever sore on his leg after other remedies failed. The advertisement claims it also cures bruises ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles and sells for 25 cents with a nationwide drugstore guarantee.
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Spirey
Walton Furnace
Bucklen
Yakima
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Mecaulay & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law
Ditter Block
North Mary Wash
First National Bank
North Yakime Wash
C. J. Lynch
M. D
Ditter Building
Natchez Avenue South
Ofice
H. R. Wells, M. D
Methodist Spital
Minneapolis
Red
Kershaw
David Rosser
U. 8
Ayres
Resi
DE. P. Frank
Hayley
Yakima City
H. Hoffman
McDonald's
J. E Banks
Schindaler's 8 A Jewelry Store
Yakima Avenue
North Yakim
T. G. Redfield
Yakima Ave
G. M. Richards
North Yakima Drug Store
Sixth Street
AL Bank OF North
M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Chas. Carpenter
H.b.scudder
W.B. Dudley
North Yakima, Wash
Geo. Donald
Hugh K. Sinclair
J. D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Capital
Transactan
Foreign and
F. C. Harvey
B. A
Peyton Block
Spokane
H. H. Schott Millinery Department
North
STS
State Electro-Medical Institute
Seattle
Bright
Astate Electro-Medical Institute Safe Deposit and Trust Company
First Avenue
Wash
Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
E. Aumiller
D. Shaver
F. D. Shaver
FE. Aumiller
A. D
Auditor's Office
F. D Shaver
Superior Court of
E. Admiller
B. W
P. Guthrie
P. O
Adalade Gano
South Park
Office of Auditor
State of
Ashington
Miller
Aye P
Guthrin
J. T. Foster
Ita
James Pickles
Albert Sutton
Aumiller
KE. Aumiller
W. P. Guthrik
A.R. Beasley
A. R. Beasley
S. FE
MacCrimnon
Needham
Ker
MacCrimmon & Needham
Apt
Fate
Opus
D. O
H. H. Schott Company
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