Clubbing incentives offered for periodicals in 1900
Turnerald announces enticing clubbing rates for numerous periodicals. Sub scribers can pay arrearages to renew, while new subscribers must pay in advance to secure discounts. Combinations include Cosmopolitan and others with price tiers listed and office explanations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnerald
Cosmopolitan
Everybody’s Magazine
Success
Pearson’s
Home Magazine
Household
Woman’s Home Companion
Ev’ry
Ledger Monthly
Modern Culture
McClure’s
Leslies
Popular Monthly
Munsey’s
Ainslie’s
National Magazine
Broadway
Delineator
Designer
Cassell’s
Quiver
Little Folks
Heralo
One State Fair Enough Says Spokesman Review
The Spokane Spokesman-Review dismisses the plan for a second state fair on the west side. It argues Washington already has one central fair at North Yakima and that any new exposition would require higher taxes or abandon Yakima. It warns Seattle or Tacoma would push the cost, urging their own city to fund its own fair if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Washington
North Yakima
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Editor Summers Warn Senator Wilson To Leave Politics
The Yakima Republic tells John L. Wilson to step from the senatorial arena and tend to newspaper duties. This is the second time Editor Robertson has urged the ex-senator to quit politics after a brief meeting and a fulsome editorial support followed, leaving Wilson with little political patronage to offer.
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Yakima Republic
John L. Wilson
Robertson
John L
The
Republic
Tacoma Growth Promises Bright Future in Property and Commerce
The article notes a long delayed prosperous outlook for Tacoma with rising property valuations not seen in over a decade. It cites healthy growth in residential appeal and expanding business interests, predicting significant commercial and population growth in the coming decade.
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Tacoma
Spokane Growth Forecast to Reach Half a Million by 1950
The Spokesman-Review projects Spokane population reaching between 250 000 and 500 000 by 1950. Location climate and a productive mineral and agricultural hinterland, plus a progressive current population, support the forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Northern Pacific absorbed by Great Northern denied
Report denied but indicates changes likely to ease competition and improve relations. Central Washington may see a delay in the Lind Ellensburg cut off project due to the revised arrangement.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Washington
Lind-Ellensburg
Aguinaldo Reported Dead Again This Week
The article notes the Filipino leader Aguinaldo is once more reported dead, marking a recurrence of his death in historical cycles and reflecting ongoing attention to his status.
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Aguinaldo
Census shows U.S. population rise to 76 million
The census reports the United States population at 76,295,220, up from 63,069,756 ten years earlier. The increase is 13,225,464 people, about 21 percent, as of Thanksgiving Day.
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United States
Local Briefs Highlight Roster of Personal News And Notables
P Y Heckman returns from the Sound as local society notes scatter, including new 85 cent kid gloves at Ditter Bros. 46 Beck's fotografts draw attention. Harry Roberts leases 18 acres hop yard at Tampico to Thomas Hoke for five years. Selah and Moxee Canal Co. files water appropriation notice from Yakima River. Wealthy Silvert on farmer John Porter visits, Mrs R N Harrison. Mrs Atchison Bair heads to San Diego for winter with parents Gleeds. Thanksgiving roasting pans pitched. Marriage licenses issued Nass Lusby Hildreth Nelson. A Breezy Time date misprint corrected to November 6. actual event Nov 26. A wagonette shuttle to Perry concert at Ahtanum, tickets 75c. Harris child burn update improves, scars likely minimal. Land sales: 40 acres Phoebe Adams ranch for 3500. additional parcel $3173. Baptist Church schedule Nov 25 with service topics First Commandment and Naaman the Syrian, youth meeting at 6:30. Hop dryer patent by Adolph Wolf touts faster curing without breaking hops. Anna Bush promotes White Shield home appeals across state. Photo offer plugs cabinet prints at 1.50 for a dozen. James Studio touts award. Mrs Cary’s windows bargains tease. Coffin Bros winter overcoat sale offers free harness set with purchase. 46
Local Classifieds and Ads From Tacoma Area
For Sale Milch cows and large lots on contract contact R. M. Schanon 2701 Sixth avenue Tacoma Wash Also twenty four Pekin ducks for sale by A A McDermid Keene watches and silverware lines promoted by J J Macdonald Xmas patterns and the New Idea magazine free DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised by Quiett & Ayres Drug Store Go to Ladies Exchange at H H Schott Company for home made goods plus concert info at Ahtanum church Be prepared with FOLEY S HONEY AND TAR from North Yakima Drug Store for coughs and colds and pneumonia prevention
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R. M. Schanon
Sixth Avenue
Tacoma
Wash
Ladies Exchange
H. H. Schott Company
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Credit and remedy ads from Yakima collection effort
The note urges land-poor sellers to accept any buyer offering their price while credit-poor individuals are urged to visit the Yakima Collection Agency near First National Bank. It also promotes a cold remedy with Laxative Bromo Quinine and states druggists refund if it fails, featuring E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Collection Agency
First National Bank
E. W. Grove
McConnell Offers Wide Iron Bed Line and More
The Elite advertises a broad iron bed assortment with competitive prices in the city. It also promotes Rent-A stock ranch terms at The Herato office and urges quick purchases of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills. Quiett & Ayres Drug warns against counterfeit merchants and touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin issues.
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Herato
DeWitt’s
Quiett & Ayres Drug Store
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Chicago
OUR
California
Mieses
LOWE
Block
Yakima Avenue
P. Y. Heckman
the Sound
Ditter Bros
Beck
First Street
Harry Roberts
Tampico
Thomas Hoke
Selah and Moxee Canal Co
Yakima River
John Porter
Silverton, Oregon
R. N. Harrison
Atchison Bair
San Diego
Cal
Jas. Gleed
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Co
Louis A. Nass
Daisy Lusby
Frank Hildreth
Beulah Nelson
Miss Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Natchez
Congregational
Perry
Ahtanum
Will Hoyt
Chas. 8. Meade
Phoebe D. Adams
Elizina Stewart
Baptist Church
Naaman
Adolph Wolf
Silverton
Ore
Anna Bush
James
Schlotfeldt Building
Schott
Coffin Bros
A. A. McDermid
Keene
J. J. Macdonald
McKinley
New Idea Magazine
J.J. Macdonald
DeWitt
Keene's
Beck’s
Foley
Zenovich
L. G. Zenovich
Second Street
Herald Office
Chase
T. R. Fisher
Second St. Harness Maker
McConnell
Royal Steel
Luesing & Ely
Parton
Ellensburg
Caldwell Block
N. H. Lillie
Josephine Lillie
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