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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1899
Page
1
Mrs Pridemore announces parlors over Coffin Brothers store offering hair work including wigs switches frizzes jewelry and landscape work. A new process claims to stop hair loss stimulate growth and color hair. Services include hair dressing shampooing facial massages electrolysis foot care and blemish removal. A full line of hair tonics and face lotions advertised.
G W Hubbard of Salem quietly buys most Yakima hops at 9 to 10 cents with Jason Carpenter assisting. 27 growers sell about 2400 bales. Oregonian notes 12 cent sales and a hoped rise. Woodburn hop association formed.
A Tuesday evening gathering for Miss Iva Devoir featured songs, music, talks, and a lunch as she prepares to enter Adventist college in Walla Walla. Seventeen youths and Miss Lottie Smith attended, with Edith Sapp speaking on health and Elder Smith offering guidance. Miss Devoir was accompanied by Lottie Smith to the train.
An unusual ceremony was held near St Michael's Episcopal church in the city last Saturday afternoon. At about 2 30 Rev H M Bartlett opened the laying of the corner stone of the new rectory described as elegant and substantial with a large crowd present.
The land office ruled against James White in the Sunnyside desert land contest for section 24-10-25 with Wilhelm Hennig prevailing. Ara M. Krutz represented Hennig, who had settled on the land in February 1893, and additional homestead entries were filed by Herman Shutt North Yakima Alvin E and Wm Wolcutt Kiowa Robert Scott Outlook Daniel Landis North Yakima Wm Turner Tampico Ed Bark North Yakima and others.
Lt Thornton’s Oregon and North Dakota volunteers and the Fourth cavalry attacked 200 Filipinos behind breastworks at Tarbon. They crossed a burning bridge to save it from fire, then extinguished it to allow Lawton’s army passage. Capt. Wella presents stereoptican views from the front at Switzer’s Opera House November 27 under Co. C.
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