Newspaper clippings - Pioneers in Yakima County- Transcript.

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dc.date.issued1912
dc.description20 page typed transcription, created by Click Relander.en_US
dc.description.abstract"When the first foundation of North Yakima was laid Dr. Redfield and his family moved here, opening a jewelry store. He occupied an office in the Sloan building until 1910 when fire caused him to take an office in the Miller block at which stand he worked until his death. Besides having the honor of being the first councilman of this city, Dr. Redfield was offered the position of postmaster three different times, which position in each case he turned down."en_US
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dc.titleNewspaper clippings - Pioneers in Yakima County- Transcript.en_US

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