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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1905
Page
6
The Yakima Herald reports Yokion Mereld Publishing Co of North Yakima, a historic local firm, undergoing reorganization and updates to its publishing operations.
Fannie Waite returned from a Sound trip while J. Cameron and Richard Curry conducted business on the Sound and at Cle Elum. Uniforms for paid firefighters ordered. H. H. Weade of Sunny Side on professional business. Mabton couple H L Paul and Clara E Scott wed by license. Marjorie Moran aims for University of Washington after leaving for Seattle. Epworth League to run meals and fruit at fair stand during state fair. John Buwalda begins Seattle stenography job then plans college. E W Robinson and J D Fiddler visit S E Aumiller family before returning east. Snively and Johnson depart for Staunton Va to enter military school. Mrs Eugene Watt returns to Pomeroy after visiting her parents. A Burns granted divorce from Mae Burns custody awarded. W J Daniels promoted from agent to route agent for Northern Pacific Express.
Local society pages report the Society ring auditor setting up in Spokane after visiting Ellensburg and Helena. L. B. Kinyon shuffled Yakima County displays in Portland. A U S commissioner released Walter Matthews on bond after trespass charges related to Mt Ranier forest reserve.
Louis Avenel of Montreal is traveling the world on foot since Sept 1904. He will sail from Seattle to Japan after Ellensburg, then visit San Francisco and cross Asia and Europe. He carries scrapbooks and letters from editors as keepsakes amid hardships and optimism.
Ordinance 459 submits to North Yakima voters at a special election on October 12, 1905 a system of main trunk sewers and 48,000 debt to finance it. It details bonds at 1,000 each, 20 year maturity, 4 percent interest, with sinking fund taxes and general tax levy for interest. The measure references prior Ordinance 458 and state law limits.
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