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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1911
Page
3
Sacramento June 29 Dr W F Snow of the state health board confirmed a bubonic plague case in Contra Costa. Victim Horace Flood aged seven died July 26 from infections believed to come from ground squirrel bites and scratches. It is the first human case reported in the last year.
Mrs. Eliza Epperson of Tecumseh Oklahoma says Cardui restored her health after long pains in head shoulders back and body. She urges other women to try Cardui as the best tonic for women and notes she feels better now than four years ago.
Public notice from the U S Land Office North Yakima Washington dated July 28 1911 announces Fred Parker assignee of Ella C Weikel of North Yakima intends to make final desert land proof for the W half of Section 26 Township 14 North Range 17 East Willamette Meridian before the Register and Receiver September 11 1911. Witnesses listed include Alexander B Whitson Charles Rodman Harry Winchester and Ruby Whitson all of North Yakima Washington.
Ruby Whitson assignee of Ella Weikel filed notice of intention to make Final Desert Land Proof for the W half of Section 26 in Township 14 North Range 17 East Willamette Meridian. Witnesses named are Alexander B Whitson Fred Parker Charlies G Rodman and Harry Winchester, all of North Yakima Washington. The hearing before the Register and Receiver at North Yakima is set for September 12, 1911.
In Washington July 29 Representative Sherwood of Ohio argued for a pension bill based on service and sacrifice rather than age. He denounced General Keifer General Hall and editor John McElroy for opposing it and mocked spring privets as widows of soldiers. Hull of Tennessee critiqued tariff policy and assailed Roosevelt for stoking the tariff storm as he predicted large future political shifts.
London reports the Moroccan crisis is practically ended though the foreign office cautions that negotiations may drag on for months. Britons express relief but warn war with Germany could occur sooner or later, arguing England should strike while France is involved or risk greater strength for Germany.
Fighting to keep the blood pure, white cells battle germs though they multiply and cause pimples boils eczema and sores. Electric Bitters regulate the stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons, building rich red blood and stronger health.
Joseph Taro, a chauffeur, was shot five times and killed by a passenger in his car near Twenty-ninth avenue and Cherry street Seattle. The killer fled into darkness after the act, with witnesses noting a possible premeditated murder or robbery. Police have only a vague description of the assailant.
R D Holt, chairman of a North Yakima Indian committee, asks Interior Secretary Fisher for a Wapato irrigation conference. Indians seek completion of the Wapato project under Indian affairs, oppose selling land, want water funded by tribal and timber land funds, and caution about the Bumping Lake dam and pumping lake dam risks for large scale irrigation.
Many women endure backache headaches nervousness loss of appetite and poor sleep from kidney and bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills promise quick relief from pain and a return to health and strength. For sale by North Yakima Drug Store.
Approximately 14 720 acres near Roslyn Washington have been withdrawn by the secretary of the interior from entry and reserved pending examination of the feasibility of building a reservoir in connection with the Yakima irrigation project.
Yakima Valley growers receive instructions from sales manager C Wait on picking and packing fruit. Guidelines cover timing, color, maturity, worm-free fruit, box construction and stamping, neatness and uniformity, proper weighing, and the value of good labels to enhance appeal and price.
Thirty years of use in Concord Mich illustrate the product’s enduring claim as the best cough and cold cure. A testimonial from Thos Ariss notes 30 years with King’s New Discovery and calls it infallible for throat and lung ailments. Trial bottles offered free with guaranteed satisfaction.
Prof. N. C. Murray of Washington reports crop conditions for July 1 show hot dry weather in June harming crops especially in the Great Plains and upper Midwest. Potatoes nationwide rated 76.0 in condition with an 81.7 yield and 3,495,000 acres. estimated 1911 potato output 285,541,500 bushels vs 338,811,000 in 1910.
Sallow complexion is blamed on bile and liver impurities and torpid bowels. The proposed treatment HER BINE is described as a liver stimulant and bowel regulator. Price 10c. Sold by D. H. Fry and C. W Camp at the corner of 3rd and Yakima avenues.
Under a reciprocity agreement Prince Edward Island expects to become a major exporter of agricultural and animal products to the United States, boosting trade and farm incomes.
In Adel Georgia J Rentz writes she suffered three years with female troubles and could hardly breathe during the day. After using Cardus she reports renewed energy, no suffering, and ability to work. The product is claimed to address backache headaches nervousness dragging sensations and general weakness.
Judge Grady heard Dave Longmire’s petition to restrain Clemens and others from diverting water from Wenas Creek. A temporary injunction was granted as Clemens and the Yakima Highland Irrigation and Land Co faced a reservoir project above Longmire’s place.
An advertisement urges North Wakinin residents to use Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney related pain and backache. It cites D H Westcott of Ellensburg Washington praising the product and notes sale through Foster Milburn Buffalo New York as sole US agents at 50 cents.
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