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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
9
Pay Up and Get Both Papers for One Price Offer
The Herald renews a year plus Farm Journal for five years at $1.50, with arrears paid and one year in advance. The message touts Farm Journal as a practical progressive, clean, useful paper with wide circulation among the best people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Herald
Vice President Hobart Dead in New Jersey
Garret Augustus Hobart, vice president of the United States, died at his Patterson New Jersey home on Tuesday morning from angina pectoris. The line of succession follows the 186 rule with a cabinet officer, and Senator Frye becomes vice president pro tempore. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret Augustus Hobart
United States
Patterson
N. J
W. P. Frye
Seattle salutes Col. Lewis and Jim Ham at home
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer lauds Col. Lewis and Jim Ham returning home in celebratory tones. A Sunburst of the Sound mass meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in city hall to gather broad civic support and avoid factional influence for the city’s road to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauerate
The
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Col. Lewis
Board of trade urged to back Yakima fair effort
A county board of trade is deemed essential as state fair funds are exhausted. Yakima must stage a fair next year with cooperation from farmers and business leaders. The piece notes Washington also offers a 1 cent per pound sugar beet bounty, matching New York, and recounts a $50,000 legislative appropriation to pay growers 1 cent per pound on all beets, about 4 a ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Yakima
Walla Walla Statesman
New York
Washington
Collapse of State Fair Proposition Stirs Yakima
The state fair proposition for next year collapses after exhausting two years of $8,000 funding in one season. Yakima cannot afford to let the fair lapse. A past committee of eminent gentlemen including Whitson Fechter Benson Wyckett Horsley Hugh Sinclair and others ran a prior fair without treasury funds and produced a superior event, finishing about $900 ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Whitson
Fechter
Benson
Wyckett
Horsley
Hugh Sinclair
Outlook sage Jasper Stone visits town Saturday
Madam Conolly offers stamped linens at specially low prices. H. J. Contine of Minneapolis, visiting his elder brother in Selah valley, is ill from a complication of diseases. 8.H. Mason, a young attorney recently located at Prosser, was in the city Saturday on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Stone
Sage of
Outlook
Madam Conolly
H. J. Contine
Minneapolis
Selah Valley
H. Mason
Prosser
Judge a Man by His Clothes Ad Offer
An advertisement promotes C and B Clothing with men's suits priced from six dollars to eighteen, plus hats underwear shirts neckwear shoes and other essentials. It claims easy prices and guaranteed goods to fit a limited income and urges customers to visit and compare.
Moore Clothing Co Promotes Mittens and Local Notices
Local notes cover sales at Moore Clothing Co with wool and silk mittens and prices up to $1.50 a pair. Community events include a Woodmen of the World lecture, road obstruction charges, an appeal in a desert land contest, and library fundraising. Also reported are visits by Peter Kirk, medical and educational services, and store refurbishments after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Macdonald’s
Martha Stark
Town 10
Range 22
Sunnyside
Churches and services listed for Yakima area week
A roster of religious services in Yakima includes Christian Science at Masonic Hall Sundays 11 am, Congregational church sermons at 11 and 7:30 with Sunday echoes at 10, and a solo by Miss Parkhurst of New York at the evening service. St. Michael's marks Advent preps with 11 and 7:30 services and a vesting choir. Mennonite Brethren revival begins at Nob Hill schoolhouse Thursday Nov 23 at 7 pm. Union Thanksgiving service set for Nov 30 at 10:30 am in the Congregational church with sermons by Rev Lyons and Rev Dent, plus a poor relief offering. A Sunday-school convention is planned for Dec 5–6 in North Yakima. committee meetings are urged at the M E church. Try Levering's package coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Masonic Hall
Congregational Church
Endeavor Society
Miss Parkhurst
New York
St. Michael’s Church
Mennonite Brethren In Christ
Nob Hill School House
Union
Lyons
The
Baptist Church
Dent
Committee On Entertainment
M. E. Church
North
Yakima
Fruit and Alfalfa Farm for Sale in Yakima Region
20 acre fruit and alfalfa ranch offered for sale. Includes 500 peach trees 350 prune trees 250 apple trees 80 pear trees plus plums and other varieties. Alfalfa yield stated and peaches last year produced three carloads. Pears reportedly earned 120 per acre this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Resolutions of Respect for L. J. Greenwalt’s Bereavement
North Yakima camp No 5550 Modern Woodmen of America and the order at large express deep sympathy for neighbor L. J. Greenwalt on the death of his wife. Resolutions to be entered in minutes, copies sent to the neighbor and local papers. Committee: M L Marrerson, James G Dickson, Joe SHOMAKER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Greenwalt
North Yakima
Woodmen of
M. L. Marrerson
James G. Dickson
Joe. Shomaker
New York Store Opens Christmas Goods This Week
Fair Store advertises men calfskin shoes at 125 per pair. Gilt Edge store promises biggest tablets for the least money as Christmas goods debut at the 44 45 School children can buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pupil attendance list from No. 3 Abtanum school
The teacher reports a creditable record for Tue Herato publication. The November month ending 17 shows Isaac Carman Ida Carman Dell Reed Lizzie Kimball Cora Miller Ella Hecox Brulah Hecox Minnie Bessie Olive Josie Vera Frakes as not absent nor tardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abtanum Public School
Tue Herato
No. 3
Isaac
Ida Carman
Dell Reed
Lizzie Kimball
Cora Miller
Ella
Brulah Hecox
Minnie
Bessie
Olive
Josie
Vera Frakes
Citizens Mass Meeting for North Yakima Officers
Notice of a citizens mass meeting at City Hall North Yakima Washington at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 28 1899 to nominate city officers for the ensuing year including Mayor five councilmen city attorney city clerk city treasurer and city health officer by Orper or Committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
North Yakima
Wash
Orper
Notes on Kinsey Co and Coffin Bros Promotions
Prominent local ads claim Kinsey & Co. offers fine eastern cranberries and premium produce at Kinsey’s Gilt Edge store. Coffin Bros. promotes goods with daily bargains, clothes specials, and loyalty tickets for Chinaware, plus discounts on mowers, wagons, hacks, and buggies at their big department store on Second Street in North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Tent
Second Street
Coffin Bros
Yakima
Coffin Bros.’ Big Department Store
Fish Bros
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Spokesman-Review of Sunday
Dewey
Snively
Seattle
Jim Ham
J. B. Creel
Woodmen of the World
Rudkin
A. P
W. D. Conrad
P. J. Flint
Parker
Chris Scow
Florence
Kansas
Library Association
Joseph Stephenson
First National Bank
J. H. Conrad
D. W. Crow
Schlotfeldt
Schott Shoe Company
Lince
Smith
Hanley
Tim Manahan
Watson
Mr. Manahan
Mississippi
Peter Kirk
Kirk
England
Grace Della Baker
National School of Osteopathy
Sehlotfeldt Block
Sam Arendt
Yakima Church
GOEKS
Church People’s Column
Religious Intelligence
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Nob Hill
Town
Roll of Honor
Citizen's Mass Meeting
Kinsey
Kinsey & Co
Lion Clothing Co
H. H. Schott & CO
Northwest
Briggs
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