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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
7
The article explains eczema as caused by an acid humor in the blood that contacts the skin, causing redness inflammation pustular eruptions and sticky discharge. It notes severe itching burning and hard dry fissured skin, and claims external salves and washes cannot cure while the poison remains in the blood.
A. Heinrich of Seattle Brewing & Malting Co announces plans to build a Bohemian hop drying house in the Yakima Valley. Tests on valley hops show quality comparable to top imported hops selling at about 54 cents per pound. The Bohemian method dries hops without sulfur or artificial heat, preserving natural flavor and potentially yielding high prices worldwide.
Congressman Jones urges the post office department to grant free delivery to North Yakima and to coordinate examinations with Aberdeen where service already exists. He petitions for a special delivery route from Ellensburg in Kititas county and asks timely action for the inspector’s Washington visit next week.
The A O U W grand lodge session in Spokane adjourned Friday evening after a successful meeting and will reconvene next year in Everett. Officers elected include O J Jones Seattle past grand master workman W E F Russell Walla Walla grand master workman H R Cox Tacoma grand foreman W S Wraight Spokane grand overseer J H Hemer Seattle grand recorder F M Mead Puyallup grand receiver C H Pridham Olympia grand outside watchman W Race Tacoma F M Spain North Yakima and Oliver Hall Colfax supreme lodge representatives. North Yakima delegates returned home Saturday morning.
The Ellensburg Capital notes rapid growth of her post office business in North Yakima and that free delivery is expected as a result. The editorial rues those who hustle and pull together in the area.
A short quoted line notes the odd habit of a man who always chooses to drink when given the option, reflecting on decision making and restraint.
Brief updates from Oregon and nearby towns include seed dealings at Bartlett Brothers, a Whitman college lecture at Woodcock Academy, and sentences for whisky distribution to Indians in Spokane. Local stock movements, cattle plans, a Holstein calf purchase, rising child illness, and release of Fred Dengel after supreme court action are reported alongside short ads and anecdotes.
The Pullman Company issues the Pullman Ordinary Sleeper for east to Pacific travel. Cars show familiar sleeper layouts but with essential comforts provided and light housekeeping in each car. A porter assists passengers and meals are possible. service matches palace sleep ers at lower rates. For rates contact A L Crai, General Passenger Agent, O R N Co Portland Oregon.
Mrs P L Cordier of Mannington Kentucky recounts a severe croup case in her three year old daughter. After doctors despaired the child would not live she used FOLEY'S HONEY AND AR from North Yakima Drug Store and the first dose brought quick relief and life-saving improvement.
A letter exchange describes Mr Dane misfortune after jamming a finger with a hammer and condemns vulgar language. The husband profile defends restraint, calling a man hypocritical for poor self expression.
An advertisement claims backache stems from kidney disorder and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as the remedy. It warns against substitutes and cites North Yakima Drug Store as the outlet. In a separate quiz, an oculist notes a boy is color blind and suggests making him an impressionistic painter.
C R Donovan files in Superior Court of Washington Yakima County to foreclose two delinquency certificates on properties in North Yakima. Notices defendants Annie C Brockenbrough and John C Brockenbrough Jr to answer within sixty days after first publication, with amounts totaling $29.59 and $0.11 plus penalties, interest, and costs.
The State of Washington summons William D Kelley to appear within sixty days after the first publication dated April 4 1901 to answer a complaint seeking a decree dissolving the marriage due to willful desertion and abandonment for over a year and failure to provide support. Attorneys Snyder and Preble of North Yakima filed the suit in Yakima County Washington.
I H A Small holder of delinquency certificate 1519 seeks foreclosure of tax liens on Lot 4 Block 210 North Yakima against heirs of George W Goodwin and others. Action targets taxes 1893 to 1900 with interest and costs, set for March 1901, requiring defense or payment within sixty days of first publication.
Willis Mercer seeks foreclosure on two delinquency certificates 1080 and 1081 for Lot 7 and Lot 8, Block 131, North Yakima. The notices detail unpaid taxes from 1894 1895 with late penalties and interest, payments through 1901, and call on unknown owners to answer within sixty days.
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