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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
10
The document appears as a fragmented civil filing from Yakima County involving a complaint for divorce and quiet title matters. It mentions a clerk, defendant, address, and notices in a plain case, with references to real estate and entitlements.
The flag staff at Apia signals the monthly mail from America bringing news of the outside world. Fatalalia watches eagerly for the three flags as ships lie at anchor and natives, traders, and consular staff await letters from home. She hopes the steamer will bring her son back after ten parolo fishing seasons.
A Samoan mother fears her son Siosi will be changed by life abroad but waits with family for his ship to arrive. She abandons Western dress to meet him in native lava lava, glad to find him speaking Samoan and calling her by affectionate titles. He praises her, affirming their bond.
Charles Renaud born January 20 1906 in Pella Iowa was buried April 17 after a nineteen week illness from spinal meningitis. He lived briefly in North Dakota and since October in North Yakima with his parents Mr and Mrs Willet Renaud. The bright child was deeply loved by all who knew him.
The North Yakima Nursery company shipped a carload of fruit and ornamental trees Tuesday and will set up a local branch, with offices at the Farmers' Hotel. The shipment totals about 10 000 fruit trees and 10 000 ornamental trees, in addition to several carloads already shipped by the Washington Nursery company of Toppenish, and demand for fruit trees remains high.
Advertises Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea and Tablets at 35 cents each. Claims to improve complexion and lists Case's drug store as the seller.
Oregon's food and dairy commissioner J W Bailey argues hens thrive when kept at work and dry. He compares hens to people, saying scratching for every mouthful, dry housing, and seasonal sunshine foster happiness and productivity, noting poultry districts in Oregon and advice on winter warmth and incubators.
The Hazelwood Creamery Co of Spokane relocates from the Union Building to the post office building on South Second street. The move occurred Thursday and manager Cooper praises improved local business as the firm grows from a small milk route to a large regional creamery operator.
The first regulation government mail wagon for rural deliveries has arrived and is now in use on route No 4. Carrier A. S. Burrill oversees the route after carriers previously used various wagons.
An ad feature highlights how Herald ads drive responses for local businesses. The piece notes agencies and merchants rely on classified and display slots to reach customers and boost sales.
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