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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1902

Page

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Right Prospects for Sugar Beet Factory in Yakima Valley

Seattle visitor Mr. E. D. Comings outlines plans for a sugar beet factory in North Yakima with capacity 600 tons daily and about 280 jobs. He claims profitability in beet farming two to three thousand new residents and urges local farmers to pledge 5,000 acres and 100,000 stock to trigger construction and stimulate regional rail development.

E. D. Comings Seattle Tae Hrrap Comings Yakima Valley North Yakima North Yakima Yakima County Tue Hearn Mr. Coming

Call Meeting of Schol Directors Overcrowding Prompted

Special meeting of School District No. 7 directors was held. Director Nichols urged a mass meeting at Central School on Wednesday Nov. 5 at 7 30 p m to relieve crowded conditions. He said the district schools are overcrowded with pupils and some teachers have nearly seventy on too many. The plan calls for dividing the grade and having children attend only half a day.

Second Street Nichols Central School

Rand Banquets His Employees At Home

Last Thursday evening at the home of H. J. Rand a banquet was tendered to his employees in appreciation of faithful service during the hops picking season and fair time. A splendid dinner featured turkey, duck, chicken, geese and oysters with elegant preparation. Present were Ed Leonard Earnest Matthews Claude Chambers George Leach Archie Dean Wes Beeks Tom Butler Harry Rebelfson Harry Rand and D. M. Rand.

H. J.rand Mr. Rand Ed Leonard Earnest Matthews Claude Chambers George Leach Archie Dean Wes Beeks Tom Butler Harry Rebelfson Harry Rand D. M. Rand

Meadow Brook Creamery to Start Operations in North Yakima

Meadow Brook Creamery will begin work in North Yakima bringing a 3000 pound daily butter capacity with new machinery. The project aims to cut Washington’s $1.2 million annual butter import and foster a growing local dairy industry on a 12000 acre Snoqualmie river valley farm with 500 Holstein cows. W. J. Beggs of Seattle invested $2200 in the creamery setup.

Meadow Brook Creamery North Yakima Northwest Meadow Brook Company Washington Snoqualimie River

New Catholic Church Planned for Vancouver

After services at the Catholic church Rev. Father Feusti 8 J presided over a meeting where the congregation voted to move forward with plans for a new church costing 20000 to 25000 dollars. Architect Blanchett of Vancouver will draw up plans for a 54 by 120 foot brick structure to be built on church property on Fourth street between B and C, with work starting early next spring.

Father Feusti Blanchett Vancouver Fourth Street B and C

Reception for Mr and Mrs Fred Miller on Nob Hill

Informal reception in honor of Spokane couple on their wedding tour held at Mrs H J Snively’s Nob Hill home. Guests arrived by bus from Second street and enjoyed dancing, lunar viewing, jokes, and refreshments as they met old friends.

Fred Miller H. J. Snively Nob Hill Spokane Geo. S. Vance FE. FE. Kelso Fred Chandler H. B. Rigg Verna Cox Bessie Patton Marguerite Ray Fred Cline Warren Erwin

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