Amusements Al Field Minstrels at Larson's Theater
Al Field and his celebrated minstrel troupe visit Larson's theater on Thursday April 17 promising a clean and original two and a half hour show with European and American features. Howard Kyle returns to Yakima on Wednesday April 23 in Nathan Hale.
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Larson's
al. G. Field
Field
Howard Kyle
Yakima
Nathan Hale
Clyde Fitch
Kyle
Daughters of the Revolution
New London
Conn
Alice Adams
Florence Smyth
Plan to Open Land for Canal and Settlement near Columbia River
A movement aims to build a canal and open 150000 acres along the Columbia River in northeastern Yakima County to settlement. The lands belong to the state federal government and a railway company and would be released once the canal is completed.
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Columbia River
Yakima County
Plan to Resolve Canal Case and Resume Work
The old Leadbetter canal project faced failure as the company collapsed during hard times. A receiver, George Donald, was appointed to settle affairs and a Port land company seeks to acquire the property to rebuild the canal. Insiders expect legal clearance before season ends and canal work to begin within a year.
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Leadbetter
George Donald
Portland
Hotel Yakima to Become Central Washington’s Finest
Mr and Mrs N 38 Johnson of Yakima plan major improvements to the Hotel Yakima. The project includes a redesigned waiting room with floor to ceiling plate glass, new entrance doors, repapering and repainting, a tile fireplace with mantle, an open grate, inlaid linoleum, and new furniture. A 100 foot rear addition will replace sheds, extending from Third street along the alley to the west wing, plus a cemented central court and full-length basement. The entire building will be slate colored. The Johnsons bought a Front Street lot from Senator Baker expanding their frontage from Yakima avenue to Chestnut street. They will build small cottages for guests staying for health or recreation.
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Johnson
Yakima
Washington
Third Street
Mrs. Johnson
Senator Baker
Third
Boston Barber Regulations Tighten Sterilization Rules
A Boston Board of Health update requires barber shops to sterilize mugs and razors after each use, use a clean towel per customer, apply blood stopping material only powdered and on a towel, and ban powder puffs. It notes Herpicide as antiseptic for aftershave care. Seeds-Choice grass and grain seeds sold by Flour Mill Co. 8-tf
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Boston
N. Y. Sun
Boston Board of Health
Newbro’s
Flour Mill Co
Bill to restrict grazing on Washington public lands
Congressman Jones introduces a bill urged by Yakima County cattlemen. It bans December to March grazing on U S lands east of the Cascade summit, prohibits owners and handlers from allowing grazing, designates district attorneys to prosecute violations, and assigns a misdemeanor penalty up to $1000 fine and up to one year imprisonment per offense.
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Congressman Jones
Congress
Cattle Association of
Yakima County
Sterion
United States
Washington
Cascade Range
District of Washington
District Court of the
Henry J. Barber
H. de Volsen Pratt, Sr
Edith Pratt
Willard N. Pratt
State of Washington
H. de Volsen Pratt, Jr
J. 8. E. Aumiller
Yakima
North Yakima
Superior Court
Ntiff
Wash
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Endorsements Attract Attention
A health ad touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as cure for biliousness and constipation with a testimonial from M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan praising their lack of griping. The notice also reports about 800 laborers grading the World's fair site in St Louis with labor supply remaining higher than demand.
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DeWitt
M. B. Smith
Butternut, Mich
Yellow Drug Store
St. Louis
Dog Returns To Owner After Months Missing
Guy McL Richards was surprised Thursday morning when his St. Bernard, missing nearly three months, reappeared. Rev. H. M. Bartlett found the dog on the street, led it home, and returned it to the grateful owner. It is believed the dog was taken toward the country and wandered back to town.
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Guy McL. Richards
St. Bernard
Rev. H. M. Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Richards
Record Fruit Crop Expected To Reach New High
Orchardists statewide report a potential record fruit crop due to minimal frost damage and beneficial effects. Bloom is heavier across the valley, with pest control efforts boosting expected yields and returns. apricot losses are corrected, suggesting a larger overall crop.
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Jack Frost
Whooping cough relief claim from Kansas City family
Mrs Ellen Harrison of 300 Park Ave Kansas City Mo says her two children suffered severe whooping cough with nosebleeds during paroxysms. After trying many remedies Foley's Honey and Tar given by their doctor improved them at once and she credits it with saving their lives. Refuse substitutes. North Yakima Drug Store A D Sloan Prop.
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Ellen Harrison
Park Ave
Kansas City
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
New St Louis Hotel The Jefferson Planned at Seventh and Olive
Plans and a site purchase completed for The Jefferson hotel in St Louis. The twelve story building at Seventh and Olive will cost 1 million dollars and be leased for twenty years at 125 thousand dollars per year.
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St. Louis
The
Jefferson
Seventh and
Olive Streets
Kodol Cure Praised by Union Bottling Works Proprietor
Edward Mehler of Eric Pennsylvania recounts lifelong stomach trouble and costly remedies before finding relief with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He endorses the remedy and hopes to help others. A Paris cable reports unanimous Chamber of Deputies approval of France's participation in the St. Louis exposition with a 600000 franc exhibit credit.
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Edward Mehler
Union Bottling Works
Eric
Yellow Drug Store
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
St. Louis
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Healing
An advertising fragment touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal healer for sores burns bruises and skin diseases. A sworn testimonial by A B Fuller claims a gunshot wound finally healed after using the product, with mention of Yellow Drug Store as a source.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Fuller
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