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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1902

Page

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Water analysis cited to praise Seattle system

The Times article quotes Mayor Fechter endorsing chemist Fasset’s finding that Seattle water is very high grade. He notes rapid Natchez River flow, cold clear water, and strong sanitation. adds health remains good despite seasonal migrant camps. The piece also mentions fair preparations for agricultural displays and needs for room and lodging during upcoming excursions.

Times Fechter Fasset Natchez

State Fair to Open Monday with Record Displays

The State Fair opens Monday September 29 in the valley. Officials report robust space demand and many attractions, including Machinery Hall packed with displays. A surveying party returns from Klickitat County detailing a proposed permanent road and new bridge to connect Yakima Klickitat and Mount Adams districts.

F. H. Marbie Klickitat Yakima Mount Adams Gienwood

Sunday School Workers Visit Washington State

Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner and Rev. W. C. Merritt report fifty appointments across thirty counties to promote Sunday school work. They will speak in North Yakima on Sunday October 5 at 7 30 p m in the Methodist Church. Further details to follow.

Mary Foster Bryner Illinois W. C. Merritt Tacoma North Yakima

Pioneer Judge J R Lewis Touts Yakima Roots

Yakima welcomed Judge J R Lewis of San Jose California a pioneer jurist who served Yakima County’s first court in 1872. He visited last Saturday and Sunday while en route to Chicago on a business trip.

J. R. Lewis San Jose Calif Yakima City Lewis Chicago

Absolutely painless extraction of teeth advertised

An advertisement claims an ex traction procedure at Dr Stephenson near Janeck's drug store offers painless tooth removal with no cocaine used and no after effects.

Stephenson Janeck

Puget Sound Bureau to Promote Washington Resources at State Fair

The Puget Sound Bureau of Information will display at the state fair with horticulture and agriculture samples from across Washington. Secretary Moore, delayed by railroad accidents, will lead a booth at the pavilion entrance to advertise the state and irrigation products. He plans to meet Yakima valley ranchers at the Yakima hotel and collect irrigation literature and farm product samples. The bureau, a Seattle institution, offers free informational work to showcase Washington’s resources.

Yakima Hardware Company Oregon Washington Yakima Kittitas Baldwin The Fair Association J. Walden Zillah Tacoma Seattle H. B. Doust Puget Sound Bureau of Information Moore Yakima Valley Yakima Hotel State of Washington

Boy Injures Arm After Horse Fall

Six year old Harold Sharkey son of Mrs F H Sharkey broke his left forearm when he fell from a galloping horse yesterday afternoon.

Harold Sharkey F.H. Sharkey

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Stove Wilson Cole St. Clair Yakima Hardware CO Coffin Bros Grocery Department Seattle Times North Washington Resources Secretary Moore Sunnysie Sunny Site Valley Sunnysite Canal Northern Pacific Railroad Washine’on Irrigation Co H. B. Scudder Wash S. First St
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