Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office 1907
Uncalled letters listed at North Yakima post office as of Sept 14 1907 include Armstrong Briggs Burke Barrett Burgett Buck Carpenter Connell Hallie Donley Eversmeyer Forest Ames Francisco Gardner Hill Harborah Hickey Hest Henderson Hall Orr Peck Ryan Ross Mahala Roberts Susie Sullivan Smith Sebastian Stafford Turley Tonie Triebsch Vann Wiser Walker Woodwell Warren Ollie May Young E C One cent due on each letter advertised Carload stained 11 tes Cost 8s per thousand than a stain where fon roof Scott s Lumber Yard f4tf
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Scott’s Lumber Yard
Fraternal Tribunes Organize First Washington Lodge
Ninety five Fraternal Tribunes initiated into the new lodge in North Yakima amid plans for a state headquarters. Officers elected include A E Erickson as chief tribune and Geo Manning as vice chief tribune. Organizer Allison expects 200 members by January and notes strong loyalty in the local order.
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Washington
Allison
Eagles’ Hall
First Street
A. E. Erickson
Geo. Manning
D. H. Fry
H. B. Pratt
H. I. Stevenson
BE. Getchell
A. Carson
C. Martin
F. Oplistil
W. Davis
North Yakima
Fraternal Tribunes
Middle West
New Methodist Church Welcomes Rev Charles E Gibson
A crowded First Methodist church heard Rev Charles E Gibson preach on seeking God first. He urged thorough preparation for life work and faithfulness to religion amid busy vocations, noting religion should prepare both for life and death while stressing readiness for eternity. His pleasing personality and strong voice drew steady attention as the Gibson family plans a Friday night reception in the church parlors.
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Charles E. Gibson
First Methodist Church
God
Jesus
Nebraska rail rates hearings postponed awaiting court ruling
Lincoln Neb September 12 state railway commissioners postpone indefinitely further hearing on grain rate reductions until federal court acts on railroads request for a temporary injunction. Senator Aldrich attorney for the commission urged the governor to call a special session if rates remain tied up in court.
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Lincoln
Neb
Aldrick
Coffin Bros Offer Cheap Pitchforks and Rope Amid Slashed Hay Prices
Coffin Brothers advertise low prices on pitchforks hay slings and rope as a rural supplies sale. Local shoppers respond with brisk buys and store notes annual bargains at the hardware and farm supply shop.
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Coffin Bros
Chinese Matting Rugs Sold By Ceffin Bros
Chinese matting rugs offered at 50 cents each by Ceffin Brothers. The brief notice states the sale or advertisement of these mats and identifies Ceffin Brothers as the seller.
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Ceffin Bros
Sunyside Post Office Report Six Day Period
Postmaster George Vetter reports for September 2 to 7 totals show first class mail sent 2557 received 3303 other classes 784 sent out and 2440 received daily newspapers received 235 copies. Rural routes handle about the same amount as the general office.
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Sunnyside
George Vetter
Payton's Ranch Proves Real Estate Boom On Nob Hill
J W Payton asserts Nob Hill land will yield over 5000 this year approaching 6000 from four and a half acres planted to peaches apricots and strawberries. He reports selling 140 crates of berries from eleven rows 230 feet long at 2 per crate and notes a neighbor’s claim that 2500 per acre was too high.
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J. W. Payton
Herald
Nob Hill
Wallace Letter Praises Wallace Peaches From Idaho Senator
United States Senator Heyburn of Idaho compliments a Wallace box of peaches sent via F W Roach manager of the Wallace Press. Heyburn notes the peaches are splendid in growth and flavor and the senator expresses thanks to W H Curtis of North Yakima for the hospitality and fruit.
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Wallace
Idaho
W. H. Curtis
North Yakima
Wash
Mr. Curtis
Roach
W. B. Heyburn
Curtis
United States
Heyburn
F. W. Roach
The
Herald
Wallace Press
Pendleton Peaches Face Competition from Yakimas
A brief note notes Pendleton peaches were excellent but could not match the Yakimas in quality. The reference highlights regional peach comparisons and local pride in Pendleton's fruit.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Yakimas
Home Remedies Voicing Kidney and Rheumatism Relief
A simple home mixture claims to relieve rheumatism and backache and cleanse kidneys and bladder if taken before Brights disease. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces shaken in a bottle and taken after meals and at night.
Miss Dorris Enters Local High School
Miss Erma Dorris who spoke at the Whitman College track meet and declamatory contest last spring has entered the local high school with her sister Miss Enid Dorris. Their father Victor Dorris has bought a home in Wide Hollow and the family will relocate.
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Erma Dorris
Pendleton High School
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Enid Dorris
Victor Dorris
Wide Hollow
Debating Prospects Rise at Local High School
With the Misses Dorris and many other students entering the school this semester, prospects for a foremost showing in debate and oratory work are very bright.
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Dorris
Bryan speaks in Boise under Democratic state call
William Jennings Bryan gave an address in Boise under the Democratic state central committee. He and his wife will travel to Blue Lake tomorrow to stay with I N Perrine at his fruit farm in the Snake River canyon for several days.
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Boise
Wm. J. Bryan
Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan
Blue Lake
I. N. Perrine
Snake River Canyon
Large Cudahy Packing Plant Burned in Philadelphia
The big Cudahy Packing company plant at Ninth Street and Girard Avenue was destroyed by fire causing about 200000 dollars in losses. Two hundred fifty thousand pounds of beef were burned. A spark from a passing locomotive is believed to have started the blaze.
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Big Packing House
Philadelphia
Cudahy Packing Company
Ninth Street
Girard Avenue
Farmers to Build Warehouse in Sunnyside
Sunnyside stockholders of the Farmers' Warehouse company met Saturday and decided to erect a large warehouse. Trustees D. D Van Winkle William Stalhut F B Allen B Morrison and Emery Thompson were named a building committee with full power to select location and plans. Owing to railway car shortages, transport capacity affected initial progress.
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Sunnyside
Farmers’ Warehouse Company
D. D van Winkle
William Stalhut
F. B. Allen
B. Morrison
Emery Thompson
Committee Seeks Rail Relief From State Commission
A committee was appointed to seek shipment relief from the State Railway Commission. The group plans to urge favorable action to ease freight and transportation hurdles affecting local industries and commerce.
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State Railway Commission
Washington fruit canners report strong demand but smaller pack
Andrew Weber selling agent for the Washington Fruit Canners association states orders keep coming from the United States but total pack reports are scarce. He notes demand has exceeded supply and the pack will be smaller than earlier anticipated.
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Washington
United States
Andrew Webber
Washington Fruit Canners’ Association
Weber
Breath of Life and Lung Power Highlighted by Mrs Stephens
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio credits Dr King s New Discovery with ending a two year cough and a suspected consumption. The testimonial notes a three bottle cure paid no more than one dollar for a free total bottle offer.
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Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
C. C. Casa
Privette
Hammocks and Camp Gear at Lowest Local Prices
Coffin Bros offers hammocks cots and camp stools at low prices in town. The sale highlights affordable outdoor goods for campers and travelers.
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Coffin Bros. Tf
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Mr. Orchardist
Northwest
Washington Nursery Co
Toppenish
N. J. Damon
North Yakima, Wash
Hall, Maud
W. L. Lemon, P. M
Tribunes
Eagle's Hall
Clara Whitson
Spokane
Jessie Snively
Genevieve Wilson
Los Angeles
Henry Huntington Lombard
Edward West
Henry J. Snively
Tieton Hall
Miss Jessie Snively
Miss Whitson
Miss Wilson
Gladys Traves Gamble
John Thomas Gamble
William Wellington Smith
F. L. Hayden
Edward J. Bryant
Kauffman
Nellie
Lyle Gamble
New York
Mrs. Smith
North Naches Avenue
John J. Cameron
Upper Venus
Christian Church
Alma Backer
M. L. Rose
No. 3
the Sound
J. J. Backer
Digivers
Sunnyside Postal Business
Payton's
Nob Gill Land
Tween
Senator Heyburn
St. Joe
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Spkane Wed
Thur
Milwaukee Road
Kootenai County
ST. Joe River
Coeur d'Alene
Elks Temple
Western Townsite Company OF Washington
G. W. Morrow
Columbia
Spokane, Wash
Empire
Seattle
H. H. Welton
Co. W. Camp
West Side
Miss Dorris
Foleys
North Vakifia Drug Store
A. D. Sloan
Bright
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