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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

2

Bond Election on September for North Yakima Bonds

Voters in North Yakima will cast ballots on Tuesday, September 3, in a special election for 80600 dollars in city bonds to cover street paving and public improvements this year. The reduced amount follows a ruling that the former 150000 dollar issue was illegal and that old bonds and warrants may be reissued.

North Yakima Lockhart Schnell Tacoma George Milton Savage Company Dillon Lombard

Winsor is President of Bryan Splawn Democratic Club

The Bryan Splawn club formed to back A. J. Splawn’s gubernatorial bid met at the courthouse Friday with R. Winsor Jr elected president. Twenty members signed and paid entry fees while R. Strobach, E. V. Lockhart, and Joseph Stevenson filled other officer roles.

Bryan-Splawn Club A. J. Splawn Court House R. Winsor, Jr R. Strobach E. V. Lockhart Joseph Stevenson George F. McAuley John McPhee Warren Erwin I. J. Bounds Yakima County Splawn Wititas Benton Yakima

Keystone Laying for New Church Planned

The Christian church announces a keystone placement for the main arch on Saturday August 8 with 5 PM exercises and a viewing of progress. Pastor Rev Morton L Hose leads a ceremony featuring the inscription Church of Christ. The new church promises the citys finest edifice with greater seating than current buildings.

New Christian Church Morton L. Hose

White's Cream Vermifuge Offered for Hungry Children

Advertising copy claims infants who cry from hunger can be cured by White's Cream Vermifuge sold by D. H. Fry, a druggist. The text asserts worms cause poor digestion and crying, promising immediate improvement after dosage.

D. H. Fry

No license needed for transfer men hauling under contract

Justice A W Clark of Nob Hill ruled Teamsters hired by contract to haul for a firm do not require a city license as transfer men. He decided against Milton Perkins, hired to haul for John Savage Co. The case was heard at Nob Hill school improvised as a courtroom.

A. W. Clark Nob Hill Milton Perkins John Savage Nob Hill School Hatfield and Davis Perkins E. V. Lockhart Lockhart J. F. Markham Yakima Valley Transportation Company Hatfield Davis Markham

Johnson Looms In Third In Seven Candidate Race

A Washington state congressional contest shows Lee A. Johnson of Sunnyside leading in a seven candidate field. Campaigners report Johnson as the most active and formidable opponent, with judges and other contenders praising his campaign skills.

Lee A. Johnson Sunnyside Mr. Johnson Miles Poindexter Johnson M. E. Field Whitman Asotin Lincoln Douglas Stevens H. M. Boone Whitman County T. D. Rockwell Portland Spokane W. H. Ludden Texas Elks’ Grand Lodge Harry Rosenhaupt Stevens County Rosenhaupt Mr. Field Poindexter Columbia River Northern Pacific Spokesman-Review

Golden Grain Granules Coffee Alternative Debuts

A health claim laden overview promotes Golden Grain Granules as a 100 percent pure cereal coffee. It says the drink nourishes men women and children with a claim that children have a right to drink it and will grow strong. Distributed by Yakima Grocery Co. and jobbers in North Yakima.

Yakima Grocery Co North Yakima

Aaron Dean Dies From Injuries After Vicious Horse Incident

Aaron Dean a blacksmith and longtime North Yakima resident died Friday at 2 30 p m at his North Second avenue home from injuries suffered in September 1907 when he was shoeing a vicious horse. Born in Moticello Illinois in 1853 he had six children and a widow.

Aaron Dean North Second Avenue North Yakima Moticello, Ill

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

Advertises Bees laxative cough syrup for all ages to ease coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Claims gentle laxative action and guaranteed relief. Sold by C W Camp West Side Druggist.

C. W. Camp West Side Druggist

M Wain Resigns as Deputy Assessor After Year of Service

Deputy Assessor George A. McWain, who has acted as chief deputy for assessor Sindall for a year, has resigned his position and will take a much needed rest. He is well known in the county and has proven valuable in the assessor’s duties. a likely trip from the city may follow soon.

George A. Mc Wain Sindall McWain

Jones for Me and Jones for You Song Aims for Senator

Bandmaster Nagler writes a novelty tune praising W. L. Jones for the Senate. The Yakima crowd is urged to rally behind the congressman, declaring his record and friendship with the people will make him senator for Washington. The song, with chorus, promotes Jones as the people’s choice and duty-bound leader.

Nagler Congressman Jones Senate Jones Nazler William Veran Yakima W. L. Jones Washington

Annex Nob Hill Annexation Placed Before Voters

North Yakima residents will decide September 1 on annexing Nob Hill Modern Additions Cottage Hill and surrounding areas west of the city from the road by Summit View to Sanitarium road with boundaries north of Modern Addition. The Yakima Commercial Club publicity committee will consider promoting another Yakima Fruit Day as the opening event of the state fair this year with Al Whitson expressing support for window displays and merchant participation.

Nob Hill North Yakima Summit View School Sanitarium Cottage Hill Yakima

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Sore Feet

Mr W Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as effective for sore feet and for healing burns cuts sores and abrasions It is also advertised as helpful for piles Sold with guarantee at C C Case’s drug store priced 25 cents.

Bucklen Mr. W. Stone East Poland Maine C. C. Case

Another Good Man Gone Wrong By Delay In Kidney Cure

A tale warns against delaying Foley's Kidney Cure as Bright's disease. It cites A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana who suffered nightly urination and back pains but was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure sold by North Yakima Drug Co and A D Sloan.

Foley Bright A. R. Bass Morgantown Ind North Yakima Drug Co A. D. Sloan

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Council Tennant Miles Tennant & Miles C. W. Mott Herald Press Great Treton Canal Cape Mott Winsor Church of Christ Consolidated Fuel Company Perkins and Congress M'Wain Herald Office Foleys Hyakima Drug Company Bright's R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce Dr. Pierce R. V. Fiero J. Pierce Commercial Club W. Camp
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