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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
5
A humorous exchange features Uncle Eph and Mr. Brown debating wisdom and appearances. Uncle Eph defends common sense while mischief and suspicion surface over a missing water jug and the implied theft. The dialogue blends rustic humor with social scrutiny.
Personal letters recount a cross country journey from North Yakima to Hamilton Canada and beyond, noting apple crops in Missouri, a 2000 acre Missouri orchard, plans of Western Washington residents to relocate, and remarks on Washington being the northwest’s best state. Other items cover land surveying in Indiana, Seattle furniture trades, typhoid correction, and school cadet program updates with tuition and grading notes.
The Superior Court of Washington in Yakima County hears a summons involving Capman Bros & Co and N. W. Improvement Co over desks coal wood fittings piano tuning and hardware charges. Plaintiffs include E Bunce and H W Hoffman with the case listing multiple local suppliers and service items.
Financial statement for the bank shows resources total 446 922 59 with capital 50 000 00 surplus 20 000 00 deposits 334 130 01 including demand and time certificates and notes outstanding 12 500 00. Notary verifies the report and names directors. Also court notice briefs: divorce suit Balch vs Balch and tax delinquency lien on property in North Yakima held by H A Marble with 60 day summons.
The school board met in regular session Monday night and approved several important matters. A letter from State Superintendent Bryan complimented the board on its stand regarding Mrs Engart resignation. County Superintendent Dickey asked the clerk to census the portion of district No 23 taken into the city district. His request was likely approved.
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