Death of J B Morgan Shaping Sunnyside History
Obituary and community note recount the life of J B Morgan known as Jock, born 1844, who died in Sunnyside Oregon in October 1905. Early frontier career as stage driver, cattle trader, and rancher. married Temperance Hervey in 1866, survived by two sons Chas D and Harry H. Funeral at Federated church noted with tributes from local residents and visiting dignitaries.
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Sunnyside
J. B. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Jock
May Tith
Burlington
Plains
Albany
Old California Stage Company
Salem
Morgan
Washington
Goldendale
Yakima
Morgans
Mabton
Miss Temperance Hervey
Roseburg
Chas. D
Harry H. Morgan
Federated Church
Lee A. Johnson
F. C. Jones
North
Alfalfa and Yakima area notes and events
Brown family visit from Kansas. Scatchards at the North Yakima state fair. Bishop Wells to conduct Holy Trinity service October 15. Woman's Guild meets October 12. Sunnyside beats Yakima 11 to 0. City council convenes with Prosser officials on light and water rates. Local funerals and marriages. Alfalfa rain damages hay delaying harvest. Edwin Lundy and Ruth Hines wed in North Yakima. Denny siblings visit state fair. Prolific fair attendance across Belma and Pleasant Hill regions with multiple social visits and local travel. Continued farm activity, rainfall, and community updates across Kiona, Cowychee, Selah, and surrounding towns.
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Yakima
Sunnyside
Prosser
E. F. Benson
Bert Purdin
North Yakima
Morgan
Purdin
Samuel Watters
Hudson
Iowa
H. Bradhouse
J. Harrison
A. B. Echolds
Town
W.N. Granger
Zillah
J. B. George
L. M. Yetter
Yetter
Denny
Denny & Blaine
Seattle
Miss Denny
R. E. Blackman
George Patch
Ellensburg
Lee A. Johnson
Walla Walla
S. J. Ha
Belma
T. L. Stephens
O. Bergeron
Geo. Davenport
Edwin Lundy
Ruth Hines
Mr. Lundy
U. S. Revenue
McCullough
Miss Haines
Wilbur
Ziff
J. D. Pettigrew
Kivitat County
Peope
Marston
Jens
Orcharddale
Greenfield
Portland
Vanhoy
Toppenish
Alfalfa
Lulu Culver
Ghaskow
Anna Culver
Clifford Randolph
Misses Doll
Carol Hatch
Herbert Esherman
Mrs. Howard
Cures Chills and Fever Ad Claims Herbine Use
A Nacogdoches Texas man praises Herbine for his daughter's three year chills and fever. His wife won’t keep house without it and says nothing else helps. Sold by Fred L. Janeck for 60 cents. Also an ad notes Baldoser's new ent service and a real estate valuation for Kittitas totaling 4,826,613 in 1904 compared to 4,705,879 in 1905.
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G. W. Writt
Nacogodoches
Texas
Fred L. Janeck
Kittitas
Packing Drives Fruit Prices and Steady Markets
Fruit growers should not forget that the most important thing in the shipment of fruit is the packing. Poorly packed fruit finds a poor market, no matter how fine the fruit may be. Good packages mean good prices and a steady market. Look after the packing, and the fruit will sell.
Indigestion cures and social notices mix in city page
An array of items appears from patent remedies to reservations openings and social events. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is pitched for stomach ailments. Local notices discuss Yakima reservation openings and Governor Richards remarks on eastern advertising. Mrs. Rankin hosts a social season opener with Miss Gilman, listing many guests and fashion offerings at H. H. Schott Millinery.
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Yakima
Flathead
Crow Reservation
Rankin
George W. Rankin
June W. Gilman
Canton
Miss
B. F. Barge
Thomas Smith
Mark Pennington
H. B. Rigg
I. M. Krutz
W. L. Lemon
Miles Cannon
W. W. Robertson
W. A. Erwin
Mary Erwin
M. W. Phillips
J. M. Perry
Wm. Cornett
C. E. Forsythe
J. J. Rudkin
Baker
A. F
Mrs Minerva Smith’s Danville Bronchitis Cure Claim
Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville Tl says she suffered bronchitis for twenty years and finally found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar, calling it a sure cure after years of symptoms and ineffective remedies.
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Minerva Smith
Danville
Foley
Millin H. Schott Co. Closing Out Sale Announcement
Do not miss the closing out sale of Millin H Schott Co. store as the millinery business retires. Miss M. E. Mill announces a final clearance with every hat priced as a bargain.
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Millin . H. Schott Co
M. E. Mill
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Star Clothing Co
W. Gray
Witneis
United States
Ankeny and
Piles
Walter N. Granger
Mrs. Hubbard
Haaman Woodin
P. Sweeney
Tacoma
Mr. Denny
J. D. Early
H. D. Jory
Addison Randolph
Rev. Blackman
Miss Marian
Pleasant Hill
Fish
Winnie
Langley
Wash
Fred Hansen
Sherman Edwards
George Eddington
Everett
Boyd Moberly
O'Neal
Ollie Elliott
T. E. Reynolds
A. C. E. Brown
Cowychee
Winnie Hassel
Ola Elliott
Miss Allene
Masters Hugh and
Lee White
A. S. White
Kiowa
Phil Province
J. W. Kennedy
J. H. Kennedy
Dr. Hough
Horse Heaven
Kelso
F. L. Pitman
Granger
Kiona
W. J. Hough
H. H. Nagle
Mary Woolford
A. E. Wolcott
Wenatchie
Great Northern
Fred Zurcher
St. Mary's River
Idaho
Ralph Morgan
Alvin Scott
Lower Natchez
George Livesly
Sumner
Dobie
Showe
Baby
W. E. Newman
John Morrissey
Joe Eschbaugh
Ahtanum
Ada Nelson
Kershaw
Dr. Cornye
Wisconsin
Ign
Baldoser
Second Street
M. W A
S.H Walker
V. C
A. BR. McWain
Lady AT
Yakima Dental
Sloan Building
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea
Case’s Drug Store
Baldozer
H. H. Schott Millinery Department
M. E. Miller
Keene Mercantile Co
Rinehart
Yakima Avenue
Kohls Shoe Co
Yakima Ave
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