Militia Boys Return from Camp With Notable Rifle Achievements
Yakima Militia Company E and eastern Washington units returned from Camp Weisenberger with strong marksman results. The annual report credits high range scores, particularly Company E with 57 percent at volley fire, and urges continued drill and range practice through the winter season ending November 5 1903.
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Washington
Dulin
Camp Weisenberger
State of Washington
North
Yakima
C. T. Dulin
Second Infantry
Tacoma
J. Murray McLean
Spokane
M. M. Richardson
United States
Mer
North Yakima Prosperity Noted By Fire Chief Visitor
M. Hauser of North Yakima, chief of the city fire department, attends the Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs association convention in Olympia. He cites irrigation as the key to the valley’s rapid growth, noting the state fair opening next week and the emergence of two thriving towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
The
Donnelly
M. Hauser
Hauser
Olympia
Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs’ Association
Yakima
Tacoma News
Advertised Letters List From North Yakima
Advertised letters dated September 28, 1903 list names including Matson Bowman, Jamie Burns, Warren F. McCoy, Emma Coons, Olson, Peter Evans, Taylor, Roberts, Louis Fries, Harry Hines, C W Roff, EB, J Louis, Wray Scawell, Chas Littlejohn, Calvin Sides, Bertha Smith, Maggie Lowell, J B Smith, Mrs A T Martin, Mrs A Spaulding, David Morris, Strand, Harry Masiker, Walter W Lemon, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Bowman
Mr. Matson
Jamie Burns
Warren F. McCoy
Emma Coons
al, Olson
Peter Evans
Taylor
Roberts
Ichford Fries
Louis Rogers
Harry Hines
C. W. Roff
J. Louis
Wray Scawell
Chas. Littlejohn
Calvin Sides
Jesse
Lowell
Bertha Smith
Maggie Lowell
J. B. Smith
A. T. Martin
Kidney Cure Restores Val ley View Man From Illness
J. J. Cox of Valley View Kentucky recalls kidney trouble that left his feet swollen and bedbound. After doctors failed to provide relief, Foley’s Kidney Cure was prescribed and he recovered fully. Sold at North Yakima drug store, A D Sloan, proprietor.
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J. J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
North Yakima Drug Store
A. D
First Class Sacks for Potatoes Sold by Flour Mill Co
Flour Mill Co. sells all grades of potatoes in sacks from its depot west site. The note hints Caesar might be found today in the Millview Addition, a playful remark on local geography and pricing.
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Flour Mill Co
Depot
Caesar
Millview Addition
Community Voices Highlight Northwest Ties and Local Ag
A. W. Rinehart praises Seattle and North Yakima as interconnected towns with strong mutual benefit. Richey Gilbert ranch at Toppenish reports a successful cucumber harvest for pickling with four carloads shipped to Seattle and expects more in two weeks. Chief C. M. Hauser notes Olympia’s fire service convention as highly productive with a key suggestion to merge roles in small cities. Leonard Lince asserts productive corn farming in Selah with guidance on irrigation and cultivation for high yields.
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A. W. Rinehart
Seattle
Yakima
Win
Hunt
Richey & Gilbert
Toppenish
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North Second St
Yakima Herald
Butchers and Packers
S. Second St
Rainier and
Natchez Marts
W. L. Lemon, P. M
C. M. Hauser
Northwest
Redlands
Cal
Alberta
Raymond
Leonard Lince
Selah
Illinois
King
Jack
Yakima County
Wyman & Fraser
Second Street
la Turing
Central
A. B. Pearson
Yakima Ave
First National Bank
Savings Department
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