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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
7
The piece urges gratitude and hospitality during Thanksgiving, urging readers to include those away from home. It recounts ancestral hardships and offers economical recipes for a turkey meal, including Turkish Soup, boiled halibut, macaroni bake, and an inexpensive Charlotte Russe, with practical tips for frugal entertaining.
After the cantata Belshazzar, lead players were hosted by Mrs. Dr. Burns and Miss Ethel Burns at their Third Street home. The troupe gathered around an artistically set table for a late festal repast with music from a quartet and a chorus finale to In the Good Old Autumn Time. A few friends joined the cast, and the following names appeared.
Prof M E Robinson Mrs L B Sperry Mr L O Meigs Mr W L Steinweg Mr C FE Jones Geo B Vance and wife Mr and Mrs E B Moore Mr Baylor of Boston Mrs A O Fechter Mrs Louis Lesh Mr W A Erwin Dr Burns Mrs Burns Miss Burns attended a local society gathering, marking a notable cast of guests from academia, medicine, and business.
Prof. M. E. Robinson director of the Belshazzar Opera Company leaves with the local amateurs after two night engagements. He plans to stage the scantata Esther in Lewiston Idaho if backed by the Yakima community the production could prove a success.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held Thursday November 27 at 10 30 a m with Rev Mr Tickner presiding The offering goes to the Children's Home Finding Society of Spokane Music by the Methodist Episcopal church choir The program lists hymns solos readings prayers sermon and benediction by local clergy and a quartet performance
A compact satire lists various professions and their values from poetry to money. It ends urging readers to be wise and attend the event at Larson's on November 27 to see Other People’s Money.
Firefighters rushed into a blazing home and dragged sleeping inmates to safety. The near miss underscores the danger of neglecting coughs and colds and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption as protection for throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles offered free.
The authority on watches in Seattle is quoted musing on whether Congressman De Grafter’s tales keep him in public view. He notes the stories prompt listeners to reflect and recall similar lines heard elsewhere.
Nashua Iowa night policeman J N Patterson says a severe winter chest cold failed to respond to several medicines and two doctors but Foley's Honey and Tar cured him in part of a bottle. North Yakima Drug Store is listed with proprietor A D Sloan.
A brief dialogue notes a visitor and a poor man in a library setting, mentioning pocket books as a motif. The exchange hints at a social contrast and a bibliophilic theme within a newspaper snippet. The tone mirrors a staged vignette with concise, period-voice phrasing.
In Yakima County Washington the sheriff announces sale of Lots 7 and 8 in Block 115 City of North Yakima to satisfy judgment in favor of E L Wood assignee against Byron A Young and Jane Young. Sale set for December 20 1902 at 2 PM at courthouse front door. Highest bid paid in cash. Dated November 17 1902. H L Tucker Sheriff. J W Sindall Deputy. H E McBride Attorney for Plaintiff. 4651
The state of Washington to A R Beasley defendant. 8 E Aumiller holds a delinquency certificate 2681 issued September 13 1902 by Yakima County for 7 91 dollars due on taxes for 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 on Lot 16 MacCrimmon and Needham Ker's Villa plats unknown owner. Taxes for 1891 1892 1893 1894 and 1905 total 14 78 paid September 13 1902. Also mentions millinery department sale at H H Schott Co stock.
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