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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
3
Health officer Frank Jones refutes claims of rampant typhoid in North Yakima. He states malaria from irrigation drives fever, not typhoid, and urges careful water use and sanitation. City Marshal Boyle urges merchants to keep lights on and secure rear entrances to deter burglars.
Readable copy touts McConnell Furniture as offering superior made items. The brief emphasizes durability and value in home furnishings for local buyers seeking reliable, long lasting pieces.
The Yakima valley hop harvest nears end with several thousand bales fewer than last year. Moxee and other large growers finished, while smaller farms near completion. California officials warn of 18 000 to 21 000 bales short on the coast. Washington and Oregon also see notable deficits. Worldwide demand appears to exceed supply for 1901, with large shortfalls in the United States and Europe.
A Weed Block Yakima advertised palmist Professor Harriden claims to read full names and life incidents, foretell marriage, and guide careers. He promises a $1000 for cases where he fails if advice is followed. Parlor hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 114 Yakima Avenue, North Yakima, Washington.
Miss Rakestraw’s private kindergarten will reopen on Tuesday October 1 1901. For information contact Miss Rita B Rakestraw Fort Simcoe Washington and Miss Alice Scudder assistant kindergartner North Yakima Washington. We are buying hay and grain Coffin Bros 29.
The Sunny Side Sun reports on the Presbyterian synod of Central Washington meeting this Saturday and Sunday with ministers from Goldendale Cleveland and Centreville, open sessions for the public, and planned preaching in city pulpits. It notes related Methodist Episcopal reunions Episcopal conventions trips of Rev. T. L. Bartlett and J. H. Wood, the Day of Atonement, the Congregational State Association meeting in North Yakima, and upcoming parish events at St Michael's and local churches.
Ahtanum resident J. L. Foster loses his four room frame house and all contents to a noon Tuesday blaze caused by a defective flue. The fire was well under way when discovered. Loss estimated at $800.
The state apportionment allocates a little over $6,000 to Yakima for schools. County Treasurer Dudley plans to issue warrants for several school districts and the county soon. Local ads promote Bee supplies from Pioneer Lumber Co and bargains on shoes, hats, jackets, and patterns at Coffin Bros and The Wonder.
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