Local notices and moves around Yakima and nearby towns
Jorn to P L H McBain and wife a daughter. Mrs Mabry visited Toppenish. J Bruenn completed a new $1600 schoolhouse at Wapato. Prof H E McBride and wife head to California for winter. Marshal Mull returned from Hot Springs. J Mikkleson and family back from Sweden. Harry Spinning plans return to Yakima. Mrs S S Sigmund to run lodging rooms over Herald. Deputy Sheriff McNeill in town from Prosser. Gas engines for sale by Northey Mulkey. County Clerk Day visiting Sunnyside. W M Thompson hired to collect delinquent taxes at $75/mo. J Shumaker departs for Seattle for kidney treatment. A T Pickering purchases five-acre Fruitvale tract. Mrs Mary H Cody off to Spokane. Mrs J H Carpenter and Florence Dennis back from Hot Springs. William H George and Alice Clay wed at Walla Walla. Ladies Musical Club meets at Mrs Murchie’s. Bank officials attend National bankers’ convention in San Francisco. J C Brooker back from Pleasant Valley trip. Wesley Beeks buys 180 hogs. A Gramache’s team injures rider but no major damage. G E Fulkerson exonerated from Palouse death claim. Inspector Tinker to Yakima Indian reservation. report pending. Harry Roberts to Scotland then to South Africa. family stays. Simpson nursery advertises cherry trees and fruit stock. Call or write C S Simpson, North Yakima. 29-6m
Local Carriage Goods At Greatly Reduced Prices
A new consignment of Buggies Hacks Runabouts Traps Stanhopes and related gear arrives at reduced prices. See us before buying and save money.
Dr King's New Discovery Saves Child From Whooping Cough
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis. The same medicine helped a niece with advanced consumption to recover fully. Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to this remedy, priced 50 cents to 1.00 dollars with free trial bottles at local drugstores.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims dieting harms health, that starvation weakens the body, and that the product enables digestion of all wholesome foods and makes the stomach sweet. Sold by C. C. Cease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
C. C. Cease
Attendance Up In District Schools At One Month Mark
Teachers report 1234 children in district schools at month end Oct 16, about 200 more than a year ago. About 400 more school age children remain to be enrolled, testing district capacity. Nob Hill school building work is speeding with over half the walls up, and Columbia building enlargement nearing completion.
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Nob Hill
Columbia
State Dairymen Meet in North Yakima December
North Yakima is chosen as the site for the State Dairymen association meeting on December 29 30 and 31. Esteemed dairy speakers will address topics wide in scope. The gathering aims to uplift Yakima valley dairymen and involve wives in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
State Dairymen’s Association
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Washington
Accidental Shooting on Horse Heaven Road Ends Amicably
C. E. Marks of Yakima Tea travels accidentally shot Lon Kinney in the knee while rabbit hunting near Horse Heaven. Kinney and his son were out of sight when fired. the ball spent. After surgeon’s bill settlement the matter was amicably resolved.
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Horse Heaven
C. E. Marks
Yakima Tea Company
Mr. Marks
Prosser
Lon Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Fighting the Codling Moth on a Sunnyside Ranch
Horticultural notes from F Walden describe codling moth research by Elder Jenne who spent the summer in Yakima Valley observing moth habits and has returned to Pullman. The text notes his quiet demeanor and his ability to provide substantial information on bugs when invited, as shared on the ranch.
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F. Walden
Sunnyside
Jenne
Yakima Valley
Pullman
Codling moth pupation dates aid apple growing
The note explains that codling moths stop pupating after Sept 5 in general, with North Yakima bars capping Aug 26. Observations show larvae stay as pupae longer late in season, extending 20 days instead of 12 to 14. This guides timing of tree band removal to save labor and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenne
Yakima
Buggies Surreys and Hacks Deal From Coffin Bros
An advertisement from Coffin Bros promises a 20 percent saving on buggies surreys and hacks with a guaranteed discount on every rig.
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Coffin Bros
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Yakima Dental Pai
SLOAN
North
Ima, Wash
THE
Yakima Herald
J. Bruenn
Wapato
IH. E. McBride
California
Marshal Mull
Hot Springs
J. Mikkleson
Sweden
Harry Spinning
Sigmund
Herald Office
Alex McNeill
Northey & Mulkey
South Third Street
Wilson Block
John Day
W. M. Thompson
Joel Shumaker
Seattle
A. T. Pickering
Oklahoma
H. E. McBride
Fruitvale
Mary H. Cody
W. A. Cox
Spokane
Frank H. Hunter
J. H. Carpenter
Florence Dennis
William H. George
Pendleton, Ore
Alice Clay
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Ladies’ Musical Club
W. L. Steinweg
First National Bank
This City
Geo. Donald
Yakima National Bank
San Francisco
J. C. Brooker
Pleasant Valley
Klickitat County
Wesley Beeks
Mr. Brooker
A. Gramache
Moxee
G. E. Fulkerson
Palouse
Liberty
Interior Department
Tinker
Yakima Indian Reservation
Dickson
Jay Lynch
Harry Roberts
Tampico
Scotland
South Africa
Simpson
Chas
S. Simpson
Fair Ground
Schorn’s Paint Store
Alice Kimball Baylor
Will
H. L. Young
Propr
Yakima Ave
Dittebr Brothers
North Second St
Hotel
Superior Court
Yakima County
State of Washington
Sarah J. Hinman
Luke C. Hinman
Erick Hipman
Mortenge Sietadeath
Whitson & Parker A
P. O
Goldwan’s
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