Typhoid Warning in North Yakima Health Probe
State board of health investigators report conditions ripe for typhoid in North Yakima. They condemn filthy alleys and open vaults, urge comprehensive sewer and drainage systems, and call for a city scavenger and health department to improve sanitation and prevent future outbreaks.
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State Board of Health
Herald
Roberts
Daily Republic
Dalles
Colfax
Spokane
Washington
Oregon
Yakima
Tailoring Parlors Open in James Building
Having left employment with J. M. Curry after two years, I start my own business and open tailoring parlors in the James building at 101 N Second Street. Services include cutting and fitting for both men and women and options for ladies to do their sewing at home.
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J. M. Curry
James Building
Second Street
Suggestion for ministers on next Sunday
A proposed sermon text reads Peter's wife's mother lay sick of a fever. The phrase evokes gospel style language and raises themes of healing and faith. It mirrors biblical phrasing suitable for a period sermon excerpt.
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Peter
Tornadoes and floods impact immigration tide on the coast
Observers note recent tornadoes and floods in the middle west may accelerate immigration to the coast where such disasters are uncommon and prompt concern about migration patterns.
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Middle West
Merchants Return on Dollars vs City Payments
An exchange notes that spending with home merchants may return as value to the buyer, while paying city-government taxes or fees is described as an eternal loss. The quip frames local commerce as a cycle of benefit versus government outflow.
Man Laughed to Death After Joke by NY Actor
A man reportedly laughed himself to death at a joke delivered by a New York actor last week. The piece notes that the actor would gain an appreciative audience here simply by sharing his name and appearance date.
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New York
Voter Registration Urges Ahead of New York City Election
The upcoming New York City election next Monday draws nationwide interest while residents are reminded to register if they wish to vote in local matters. The note emphasizes registration as a prerequisite to participating in direct home elections.
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New York City
New York City Faces Severe Child Care and Birth Strain
An exchange notes the 19th century’s problems carried into the 20th as NYC totals 50,000 more children than schools can handle. It cites 55,000 babies born in the city last year and urges focus on current children.
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New York City
Canadians Threaten Annexation Over Alaskan Boundary Award
Our Canadian cousins are worked up over the Alaskan boundary commission awards and threaten to annex to the United States. Such talk is angering and not in the spirit of a proposal that would benefit them alone.
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Alaskan Boundary Commission
United States
Williams linked to railroad hold ups and murder case
Sheriff Grant shifts toward a harsher charge against T D Williams claiming involvement in a Palouse region murder and multiple railroad hold ups. George Fulkerson and T B Whalen identify Williams in confessions and sightings amid Brown’s stubborn gunshot wound and $200 bond to prosecute.
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T D. Williams
C. P. Brown
Sheriff Grant
Williams
George Fulkerson
Palouse
Fulkerson
Spokane
Grant
Ellensburg
T. B. Whalen
Cheney
Whalen
Brown
Mr. Brown
Congregationalists Meet in North Yakima for Autumn Session
The Yakima Association of Congregational Churches held its autumn gathering at North Yakima with five of seven churches–Ahtanum Naches Sunnyside and Sunnyside Beth el–represented. Rev W W Scudder Jr and Rev Samuel Greene addressed the group. officers were elected for three years and various committees appointed. The next annual meeting is planned for May at Ahtanum.
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Congregationalists
Yakima Association of Congregational Churches
North Yakima
Ahtanum
Naches
Sunnyside
Sunnyside-Bethel
W. W. Scudder, Jr
Samuel Greene
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Seattle
Idaho
O. B. Whitmore
J. D. Pettigrew
Pilgrim Church
Ahtanum Church
City News In Brief Of Local Happenings
Boy Wanted Steady Job Apply at 112 West Yakima avenue. Mrs Jas Wiley and litle one have gone to Seattle a short time. Edward Remy and wife spent a week on the Sound visiting. Frank Clemmer went to the mountains for timber matters. Marion McRae came from Seattle for final proof on his Moxee desert claim. Mrs David Longmire and son left for Tacoma to spend months. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold an Oriental tea next Wednesday evening at the parsonage. Emerson returned from an extended visit with friends in the area. Ladies visit millinery department to see the 2.50 and 3.60 special. H H Schott Co.
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Herald
Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Jas
Wiley
Litle
Seattle
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Emerson
Sunnyside
Ladiee
H. H. Schott Co
Local Millinery Offers Wide Selection at Fair Prices
H. H. Schott Co urges ladies to browse their millinery and children's headwear as the store notes right prices. The Degree of Honor held a social with Mrs. Jas. T. Boyer as guest of honor. A city bicycle ordinance warns riders of stricter enforcement. Church notices invite services and socials at First Church of Christ and Congregational church events. A. W. Applegate plans to relocate to Brawley California and Walter J. Curdin buys sheep and cattle for the family butcher business.
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Jas. T. Boyer
McEwen
Washington
H. J. Bicknell
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Third Street
Adam
Fallen Man
Congregational Church
A. W. Applegate
Brawley
Cal
Salvation Army Seeks Clothing Donations for Relief Work
The Salvation Army urges the public to send clothing items, new or used, to its North First Street headquarters. Local officers strive to meet rising aid demands as they supply coal, clothing, and sustenance to the needy amid early fall and winter hardships.
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Salvation Army
North First Street
Forests of Fiction Spark Pulp Paper Debate
Springfield Republican notes nine popular novels sold 1.6 million copies with paper largely pulp. It warns pulp production harms northern forests, estimating about 5000 trees sacrificed for these books and argues one tree spared could be used in a modern composite agony.
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North
Springfield Republican
Grace and Gwendolyn Debate Character and Fate
The dialogue presents Grace asserting women judge others well while Gwendolyn adds that a woman can be an executioner as well. The exchange hints at sharp wit and darker undercurrents in judgment.
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Grace
Gwendolyn
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City News
Edward Remy
The
Frank Clemmer
Marion McRae
Moxee Desert
David Longmire and Son
Tacoma
Walter J. Curdin
Bockley I
Bagness
Tue Heravp
Perrin
All Druggion
Dr. Perrin Medical Co
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