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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1902

Page

2

Hobos Targeted in Hoppicking Season Probes

U S Deputy Marshal Davisson and local deputies crackdown on liquor sales to Indians amid hoppicking season. Several men plead guilty to selling whiskey. one resisted and faced possible pursuit by a U S grand jury in Spokane. Ex mayor John Chase addressed local socialists at Armory praising campaign momentum.

Howlett U. S Davisson Col. Howlett Spokane Grand Jury Armory John ©. Chase Haverhill Mass

Fat Man Race Entries Open for County Fair

The fair books are open for entries in a fat man's race. Competitors must weigh 170 to 700 pounds and pay a $2.50 entrance fee. Entrants include W H Johnson of North Yakima Charles Grimes Ellensburg engineer and "Black Frank" of Ellensburg. The purse equals the total entrance money. Also featuring ladies chatelaine bags at D N Keene's.

W.H. Johnson North Yakima Charles Grimes N. P Ellensburg Black Frank

New Cle Elum Bank Opens with $10000 in Deposits

The new Cle Elum bank opened Monday morning with over $10,000 from new customers. Dills Brown and Lodge clothiers were the first to have their name on the books. The bank, with $75,000 capitalization, is backed by Coffin Bros and local business leaders. Officers: Miles Cannon president, Arthur Coffin first vice president, John S. Baker second vice president, Stanley Coffin cashier, E E Stietz assistant cashier, F C Hall bookkeeper. Directors for the first term include Miles Canton, Arthur Coffin, Stanley Coffin, John S. Baker, Walter J. Reed, Dan Goodman, J E Shannon.

Dills, Brown & Lodge New Clothiers Cle Elum Coffin Miles Cannon Arthur Coffin John S. Baker Stanley Coffin E. E. Stiietz F. C. Hall Miles Canton Walter J. Reed Dan Goodman J. E. Shannon

Washington Agricultural College Tur Heravp Catalogue

The Washington Agricultural College at Pullman reports 724 total enrollment with 609 excluding summer school and music and art students. Eight states and 31 Washington counties are represented. graduates reach a record high with degrees awarded including 1 Master of Arts, 1 Master of Science, 11 Bachelor of Arts, 14 Bachelor of Science, 11 Pharmacy graduates, and 2 Doctors of Veterinary Science.

Washington Agricultural College Tur Heravp Pullman Washington

College teaching staff and schedule at Pullman

The article states the teaching force totals 50 with 44 tutors and six others. It lists ten departments, four supplemental courses, and seven schools. Entrance exams for 1902-3 start September 24 at 9 am. regular college work begins September 25. Applicants may write to the Registrar in Pullman, Washington for information or a catalogue.

Tors Pullman Wash

New Jewelry Store to Open Next Saturday in North Yakima

Dingler and Pusch, experienced Seattle jewelers, announce a new jewelry store opening next Saturday morning the 20th in North Yakima. They place their shop on Yakima Avenue beside Barnes the real estate man and Coffin Bros offering Paris green and fruit spraying supplies.

Messers, Dingler and Pusch Seattle North Yakima Yakima Avenue Barnes

Ice Cream and Water Ices Offered on Short Notice

A local shop advertises ice cream and water ices made from pure country cream and high grade fruit flavors. The note promises quick supply and quality, appealing to both many people and individuals seeking pleasing treats.

Growth and prospects for Yakima lower country irrigation

Letters describe growth potential near Kiona and Prosser with plans for canal expansion. Farmers note earlier vegetables due to altitude, water shortages at Yakima River affecting mills, and optimism for future crops, including apples and winter varieties, amid irrigation and land development.

Hedger Kiona Yakima E. W. R. Taylor Yakima River Prosser Irrigation Company

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Melton New College Creedmoor Dignicaty Avarenale Children’s THE Boston Marshall I. L. Davisson Col. L. S. Howlett D. N. Keene's Golden Gate City San Francisco Yakima Valley Bank Paris Green Coffin Bros Yakima Bakery and Confectionery John Mechtel J. A. Orchard Zillah I. N. Richardson Dunkard Church South Athanum Avenue Osborne Jackson
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