Voices from Yakima Citizens Debate Road, Courts and Trade
A column of public voices from Yakima covers road access on Nob Hill, land use, divorces, land sales, and local finances. Residents and officials discuss street junctions, jail fire safety, farm finance schemes, and regional trade shifts as the community weighs improvements and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Miles Cannon
Nob Hill
A. Elliott
Josie Titus
Davidson
Yakima
Chestnut Stuffing and Remedies Aired in December Pages
An eclectic column notes culinary tips for chestnut stuffing and turkey dressing with chestnuts peeled boiled and mashed plus salt butter and pepper. It also reviews a range of cold and sinus remedies like Ely’s Dream Basin and Ely's Cream Balm with promotional pricing and mail order offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ely
Dream Basin
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Acquaintances Phrase Reveals Family Tie in Dialogue
A clipped exchange hints at a complex family connection as one speaker recalls a shared relation through marriage. The remark underscores social nuance in a scene about lineage and acquaintance.
Afterthought Echoes Mortality Debate with Socratic Twist
A preacher recalls a sermon linking nature to soul immortality. The junior clergyman questions the idea and learns the elder’s remark traces back 2,400 years to Socrates. The exchange highlights philosophical lineage in religious discourse.
Lot with four room house and bearing fruit trees for quick sale
A lot features a good four room house a small barn and bearing fruit trees enclosed by a neat picket fence. A strong team may be used in part payment and the property will be sold at a bargain if taken at once. Inquiries at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Buwalda
Moxee
Dr. Klug
Yakima
Oregon
Mike Schorn
Lum
Yakima County
M. L. Matterson
Middle States
Minnesota
Jas
United States
A. E. Howard
Opera House
Lending books and fear of losing them
A humorous exchange reveals a librarian or reader fearing not getting borrowed books returned, contrasting a lack of horror at lending with a stronger dread of loss. The quip underscores commitment to keeping libraries stocked and borrowers accountable.
Invitation to Bugbee's silver wedding support
Mrs. A asks Mr. A to attend the Bugbee's silver wedding but he refuses, claiming a preference for gold. The dialogue hints at a playful distinction between being a “silver” or “gold” bug within a domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A
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Rhemee
Elum Coal
Pioneer Lumber CO
J. H. Lyons
Co. Howlett
Ira M. Krutz
Express
Indianapolis
William McKiver
Captain Scudder
Philippines
W.H. Vessey
R.crory
South Africa
Washington Territory
Mee
Tuckei
SERS
H. L. Tucker
Viavice
Alex Bowman
Ditter & Mechtel
Alaska
Tacoma
Shiloh
L. O. Janeck’s
Roberts
Utah
Congress
Samuel Pitcher Panphin
New York
Fashion Stables
Telehone No. 45
Yakima Ave
Frank Nagler
Gastoria
Bears
Jcastoria
White House
Catal
Werner Company
Akron
Ohio
Star
J. L. Laswell
First Street
Citron
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