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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1908

Page

8

North Yakima Briefs From Wenatchee and Around Town

Local news notes Wenatchee fruit man N Derry visits cousin Chas W MacGonigle. Reports on high land prices in North Yakima, jail incidents involving Billy Dixon, and a child’s death connected to the Darnell case. Quarantine fines in Seattle, Ahtanum water talks end with white farmers favored, plus multiple visits, travels, and civic updates.

N. E. Derry Wenatchee Chas. W. MacGonigle Derry River View Alphi Dixon Adams Ceal Wilight West James Darnell Walla Walla McGinnis South Front Street Helen Ford Seattle Justice Gordon Critchton McGee Miss Ford Ahtanum Water Ahtanum Valley W. H. Code Jay L. Lynch Indian Department C. L. Barnett Tacoma James Carr Cowiche Capt. Hobson J. W. Irwin North Yakima F. A. Martin Mabton H. J. Cramer Pasco North Yaku

Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

A Prairie Grove Ark testimonial urges buyers to act now and purchase Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and more. The user praises its cure after other remedies failed and thanks H Fry Drug Co. in an advert in Herald Want Ads.

Ballard T. S. Graham Prairie Grove Ark H. Fry Drug Co

Freeze damages fruit and local note changes in Parker Bottom

County correspondence reports Friday night freeze severely harming fruit crops. Local residents including Ben Cutler and J F McCurdy are mentioned with health updates. Social visits, a birthday party for Evans Scott, and church notes involving Rev Sanford at Parker and Wapato are included.

Parker Bottom Ben Cutler Job J. F. McCurdy Ellis Belt French North Yakima Maggie Kellogg Outlook Lulu Scott Benjaman Evans Sanford Mabton Janesday Parker and Wapato

Seattle Buyer Prospers As Caple Visits Markets This Week

Mr IL Caple travels in Seattle buying goods this week while the community notes social events. A funeral at Outlook honors Mr Kessler, survived by a widow and four children, with Rev F W Maccaud officiating and many in attendance. A double wedding at Mrs Helen Pace’s home unites Pease Pace with Jennie Grover and Pete Ludwig with Jennie Pace, officiated by Rev Lee A Johnson.

IL. Caple Seattle Kessler Outlook Episcopal Church F. W. Maccaud Holy Trinity Helen Pace Pease Pace Jennie Grover Pete Ludwig Jennie Pace Lee A. Johnson Grant McLean Edward J. Young R. P. Haney Nobt. McCredie W. B. Bridgman R. G. Page W. H. Cline E. J. Young Miss Merritt J. R. Harvey Miss Hillier Ladies of the Christian Church

Pineules offer relieves backache and rheumatic pains

Thirty Days Trial one dollar offers Pineules to relieve backaches weak or lame backs and rheumatic pains. Claims benefit for kidneys bladder and blood. Suitable for young and old with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by C. W. Camp West Side druggist.

C. W. Camp West Side Druggist

Tornado Toll Mounts Across Deep South States

New Orleans report shows Mississippi 185 dead 650 injured Louisiana 108 dead 350 injured Alabama 31 dead 113 injured Georgia 25 dead 100 injured total 349 dead 1213 injured amid martial law in several communities and widespread destruction with aid appeals and tents requested for the homeless.

Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Georgia New Orleans Arkansas Tennessee Amite Lorning

Purvis Tornado Devastation Leaves Wounded in Open Street

Relief workers report Purvis Mississippi reduced from 2500 to 900 residents with many wounded. Negro mothers and children lie exposed under sun, some with broken bones. Shelters are absent as wrecked walls lack roofs. Tornado uprooted trees left snapped trunks. Total losses tallied at Purvis, Amite, and Washington Parish reach millions.

Purvis Amite Washington Parish

Dr. King's New Life Pills Advertised for Liver and Bowels

The copy promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as reliable purifiers to relieve headaches biliousness jaundice and stomach or liver stagnation. It claims the pills cleanse without grinding or griping and notes a price of 215c at Case's drug store.

Dr. King C. Cc. Case's

Convicts Build Washington State Reformatory Near Monroe

Twenty five criminals from Walla Walla state penitentiary are at work clearing land for a new reformatory west of Monroe in Snohomish County. A stockade is built and 50 prisoner quarters planned with brickmaking and trades training to follow. Indeterminate sentences from one to five years apply, with further restrictions on repeat offenders and first or second degree murder convictions.

State Walla Walla Washington State Reformatory Monroe Snohomish County Okanogan County State Board of Control Embryo Institution Reformatory

Candidate for Yakima County superintendent post

A paid notice proclaims a candidate for Yakima County superintendent of schools on the Republican ticket. It names the office and party and invites voter consideration.

Yakima County

Great Strides in Indian Land Transfers

Major Jay Lynch reports rapid Indian land transfers to white ownership with about 10 000 of 400 000 acres allotted now in white hands Five thousand acres are cultivated with alfalfa fruit and potatoes as leading crops It is estimated the sales value reached about 40 dollars per acre totaling around 400000 for rights secured from the Indians Numerous acres are being cultivated this year by white settlers on lands rarely touched before by settlers

Jay Lynch Major Lynch

Vast reservation lands to be opened as orchards arise

Major Lynch says interest in the reservation has never equalled the present, with inquiries pouring in from across the country. When opened, a vast horde is expected to take possession of the valuable lands, turning sage brush into blooming orchards and green hay fields.

Lynch

Twenty Year Health Sentence Credited to Arnica Salve

O S Woolever of Le Raysville New York says a twenty year health sentence was cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve which he credits with healing bleeding piles. The salve also heals sores boils burns wounds and cuts and costs 25 cents at C C Case's drug store.

Bucklen O. S. Woolever le Raysville N. Y C. C. Case

Business Men's Association Plans Fourth of July Celebration

The Business Men's association met in the city chamber to discuss a countywide Fourth of July celebration with contests, horse races, and a major exhibit for the A Y P exposition. An executive committee will decide and report soon, with public funds and subscriptions likely needed totaling around 1000. Farmers and North Yakima residents will be invited to support and attend the event.

North Yakima Business Men's Club

Investors to Tour Meyers Falls Land With Plantations

A Meyers Falls project by Plantations company draws strong local interest. Manager Biggs plans a Saturday trip for 30 investors to view the land, with a 10:05 train departure and a weeklong stay as optimism rises about prospects in the Columbia river country.

Meyers Falls Plantations Company Biggs Columbia River

Million-dollar boost to depositors via Brown confession

J Dalsell Brown vice president of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company, serving 18 months for embezzlement, provided information to E J Lebreton that will add about 1,000,000 to the depositor fund. He also handed over a cipher code and details to the receiver and Hoff Cook, aiding retention of valuable properties and advancing the bank inquiry.

San Francisco

Walla Walla Invites North Yakima for July Fourth Celebrations

City Clerk Brooker receives invitation from Chas. E. Nosler, chairman, inviting North Yakima to join Walla Walla in a Fourth of July celebration. The letter promises a grand event with prizes for contests and sports and says a list of events will follow.

Walla Walla Brooker North Yakima Chas. E. Nosler

Storm Claims Twenty Five Lives Across Georgia

A fierce last night’s storm in Georgia leaves 25 dead and at least 100 injured, with Cave Springs hardest hit reporting nine fatalities and many more injured. Debris and flying wreckage cause additional bruises across a dozen towns in the state.

Georgia Atlanta Cave Springs

Navy Adequate Navy Needed Says Hobson Address

Capt. Richmond Hobson, famed Merrimac hero and Alabama congressman, urged strong naval defenses in a Methodist church talk before 1000. He warned republics fall without force, urged unity with Japan as allies, and urged a navy to protect coastlines and national interests. He read a memorial to Congress seeking a robust navy and noted only one dissenting voice among the audience.

Richmond Pearson Hobson Merrimac Alabama Methodist Church Hobson America United States Atlantic Pacific Orient Japan Russia Congress

New Yakima Produce Firm Opens For Wholesale Trade

The Yakima Produce began operation in the Yakima Grocery building on Monday morning. Officers are H. Stanley Coffin president, W. J. Hays vice president, O. A. Peterson secretary, and Thos. R. Carlyle treasurer. They plan a wholesale fruit and produce business in North Yakima.

Yakima Yakima Grocery Company H. Stanley Coffin W. J. Hays O. A. Peterson Thos. R. Carlyle North Yakima

Japanese Coin 2000 Years Old In Possession Of Chas McGonigle

Chas W McGonigle of this city owns a rare copper Japanese coin over two millennia old. The coin bears the date and Mikado name on its face and is valued at about one two thousandth of a dollar. It was given to him by a Japanese friend with a large coin collection.

Charles Koening Philippines Cox Metzger Northwest Light and Power Company Mr. Barry Nichols Chas. W. McGonigle McGonigle

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