Local notices and personals from Yakima city
Dr. G J Hill returns from Oregon E W Dooly back from the Sound S C Henton relapse confined to home Albert Ward dies of typhoid at Ahtanum Judge George H Stewart in city Postmaster Semple Spokane calls Yakima finest town born Nov 13 to Chatfield couple Elks carnival and initiations Woodcock academy basketball Dec 11 lecture Miss Carrie Root dies in Mohawk Typhoid fever Family of Fulkerson divorce custody of child and alimony 10 Miss Carrie Root dies Mohawk Oregon Elks and visitors compose gatherings B C Schurtleff eyes Klickitat timber interest Senator Heinrich Hume and Chief Reed goose hunting in Horse Heaven Jeff McDaniel and Mabry return with geese Sidney Miller recovers from hip consumption J D McDaniel joins Kellogg Ford George Clay and Mary O Leary wedding at Spokane Catholic church S A Dickey ill substitute discussed with Chenaur district Health ads and jokes included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich
Hume
Reed
Seattle
Horse Heaven Country
Jeff McDaniel
Charles Mabry
Studio ad offers Platinum Photos and prints at low prices
An advertisement promotes Cabinet Platino Photos at $1.60 per dot with retouching and options for groups, full figures, or boat images. It invites customers to visit Jans Studio at 41 tf Schlotfeldt Building for Christmas presents and mentions new lightings and styles. A humorous club joke follows about a discussion on Conversation as a Lost Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jans
Tf Schlotfeldt Building
Hair Loss Cure Promises Dandruff Germ Elimination
An advertisement proclaims a new chemical product Herpicide destroys the dandruff germ that causes scalp parasite activity and hair loss. It asserts that eliminating the germ stops dandruff and baldness while preserving hair and beauty. The piece includes a dialogue about Belgian royal heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Chemical Laboratory
Dyspepsia relief with Kodol Cure praised by Henry Williams
Henry Williams of Boonville Indiana says indigestion ruined his life until he began using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He reports he can eat anything he likes and sleep soundly each night. The ad notes Quiett Ayres Drug Store sells the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Quiett & Ayres
Quiett & Ayres Drug Store
Henry Williams
Boonville
Ind
William the Conqueror and McKinley in a Schoolroom Exchange
A classroom moment features a student named Sammy correcting a teacher and joking that William the Conqueror’s last name is McKinley. The exchange blends historical reference with playful misnaming in a light note.
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William the Conqueror
Sammy
McKinley
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Fashion Stables
Ol, Joseph's Academy
North Yakima, Wash
Yakima County
J. T. Foster
Janeck
Schindeler
C. W. Chamberlain
General Commission
Western Avenue
Wash
TIMES
the Herald
G. J. Hill
Oregon
E. W. Dooly
the Sound
S.C. Henton
Albert Ward
B. J. Ward
Ahtanum
George H. Stewart
Vancouver
Semple
Spokane
Yakima
Frank Chatfield
Chatfield
Tacoma
Fred R. Reed
Boise Chamber of Commerce
National Irrigation Congress
Guy C. Wallace
W. D. Walker
Portland
Mr. Walker
Mr. Wallace
California
H. M. Gilbert
Burbank
Thomas McCaustland
Ellensburg
Mamie E. Fulkerson
George E. Fulkerson
Woodcock Academy
Penrose
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Carrie Root
Max Jackson
Mohawk
Order
A. B. Cline
W. P. Guthrie
Z. Y. Coleman
I. N. Power
Dr. Scott
B. C. Schurtleff
Minneapolis
Klickitat River
Sidney Miller
E. T. Miller
Wells
Wells. Mr. Miller Says That Many of the People of North Yakima
J.D. McDaniel
Kellogg & Ford
Mr. McDaniel
Messrs. Kellogg & Ford
George Clay
Mary O’leary
Davenport
Father Foss
Cheney
Amos Bush
E. Chenaur
Zillah
Plumb
S. A. Dickey
Chenaur
Geo
Upper
Sandusky
FOLEY
North Yakima
San Francisco
T. Briddleman
Parshallvile
Mich
Gardiner C. Hubbard
Washington
The
National Geographic Society
Hubbard
Ditter & Mechtel
Ditter & Mech
Yakima Ave
Prince Albert of
Flanders
Marie Gabrielle of
Bavaria
HL. Tucker
Square Meals
Yakima Avenue
Lucy, Propr
Ely
Tse
Nee Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Laylor & Denley
Majestic
United States
John Sawbridge,cc
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