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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1911

Page

6

Divine Message on Adam and God’s Call to Sinners

Pastor Russell lectured at St John New Brunswick to Bible Students and the public on Genesis 3 9 Where Art Thou Adam The talk traced Adam and Eve sin and the barrier it created between God and humanity The speaker argued that God in due time will bring all to reconciliation under Christ’s Kingdom and that the elect are being prepared for joint rule with Jesus.

St. John, N. B Russell Brooklyn International Bible Students Association God Adam Earth Eve Apostle Adwin Bis Crestor Eden Enoch Noah Abraham Isaac Jacob Apostles Lil St. Paul Satan Christendom Jesus Jesus Christ Messiah Mt. Zion Jerusalem Darkness Aya St. Peter Christ Peter

Campaign for Good Roads Advocates Education and Roads Network

Samuel Hill outlined the need for a broad education campaign on highway value at the Oregon Development League meeting in Astoria. He urged distributing timber revenues to fund a continental road system across Oregon Washington Idaho and beyond to spur growth and defend the coast with a network of durable highways.

Astoria Oregon Development League Samuel Hill Northwest Washington Africa United States Agricultural Department Washington, D. C Oregon California Nevada Idaho Utah Colorado Wyoming

Curtis Guild Jr Arrives as New American Ambassador to Huseia

St Petersburg August 18 Curtis Guild Jr arrives as the new American ambassador to Huseia. He is received by War and presented with credentials. Guild will take charge of the American embassy in Huseia.

ST. Petersburg Curtis Guild, Jr Huseia Mir Guild Massachusetts

Teething Troubles in Hot Weather Offer McGees Baby Elixir

Teething babies suffer in heat with sour stomach, disordered bowels and discomfort. The recommended remedy is McGees Baby Elixir which cools bowels aids digestion and sours stomach. Sold by D H Fry and C W Camp on C I Street and Yakima avenues, priced 25c and 50c per bottle.

McGee D. H. Fry C. W. Camp C.I. Srd Yakima Avenues

Current Credulities and Folklore Sayings

A collection of folk beliefs and superstitions: wrist size indicates gluttony or generosity. crossing pins foretells fortune. sunshower implies the devil whips his wife. small ears warn stinginess. large ears generosity. Housewarming bread and broom bring luck. mirrors before a month old embarrass teething. robbing a swallow nest is sacrilege. month endings predict following month based on weather. dreaming of falling signals illness or health depending on waking.

Foley Kidney Pills Promised Quick Relief for Women

A nicotine ancient ad describes a woman suffering backache headache nervousness loss of appetite and poor sleep due to kidney and bladder troubles. It claims Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief and a prompt return to health and strength. Sold at North Yakima Drug Store.

Foley North Yakima Drug Store

Adoption Petition Granted in Venus Juvenile Case

In the superior court Judge Grady granted the petition of T. T. Stout and Martha E. Stout to adopt Annie May Freeman aged 10 years. The child had lived with the couple for three years since being received from the Washington Children's home. The notice notes uncertain parental status. An ad for Herbine medicine follows.

Superior Court Grady T. T. Stout Martha E. Stout The Venus Annie May Freeman Washington

Ten Cars of Mixed Fruit Shipped by Richey and Gilbert

H M Gilbert of the Richey and Gilbert company reports ten cars of mixed fruit shipped from the valley on Saturday. The shipment included pears peaches prunes cantaloupes and watermelons. All cars sold at good prices except one carload of pears. The fruit was sent to old customers in British Columbia and throughout the Northwest.

Richey and Gilbert H. M. Gilbert Richey and Gilbert Company

E E Chamberlain Praises Bucklen Arnica Salve

In Clinton Maine E E Chamberlain declares Bucklen’s Arnica Salve removes sting from burns sores boils and piles and robs injuries of their terror. He credits Clark’s Pharmacy as the place to obtain it.

E. E. Chamberlain Clinton, Me Bucklen Zie Clark

Elma berry harvest yields under $100 and cucumber sale

In Elma SD Moore picked raspberries from a 150 foot long row earning 98 dollars and 50 cents while Joe Wood planted cucumbers on a 2 1/2 foot wide by 198 foot long lot and sold 200 dollars worth. In Olympia a critic argues that section 17 of the new insurance code amounts to creating a trust in the Seattle rating bureau.

Olympia Seattle

Insurance firms seek interpretation from Seattle official

A group of Seattle insurers plan to sue Insurance Commissioner Schively to obtain an interpretation of the law ABERDEEN A large celebration is set for next month to mark the opening of the Oregon Washington Railway and Navigation company's bridge over the Chehalis river with traffic expected around September 15.

Seattle Schively Aberdeen Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Company Chehalis River

Bloodhounds Track Suspect in 15 Minute Start Test

Sheriff Ed Payette and Attorney C W Smith staged a trial with newly obtained bloodhounds. The dogs started after a 15 minute head start and tracked the subject in 10 minutes, demonstrating the hounds' effectiveness.

Hoquiam Ed Payette C. W Smith

Colfax Man Captured After Fatal Shootings In Rural Texas

Carl Weems 25 Jacksonville Florida was arrested near Diamond after a night spent roaming hills following the killing of Leroy Cantrill the Colfax lounge owner and the wounding of Deputy Sheriff William Cole. He was tracked by farming posse while foraging at Fred Schrieber's ranch twelve miles west of Colfax.

Colfax Carl Weems Jacksonville Fla I Leroy Cantrill William Cole Diamond Weems Fred Schrieber

Notices for Public Publication of Desert Land Entry

Department of the Interior notices from the Nout coal land under the Tieton Project and the land office at North Yakima Washington dated July 28 1911 announce that Fred Parker assignee of Ella Welker of North Yakima made a desert land entry in the west half of Section with a January date referenced.

Nout Tieton Project Department of the Interior North Yakima Washington Fred Parker Ella Welker

Desert Land Proof filed for Parker claim in Washington

T 14 N R 17 E Willamette Meridian No 658 serial 0667 claims Section 26 Township 14 North Range 17 East filed to make Final Desert Land Proof before the U S Land Office North Yakima Washington on Sept 11 1911. Witnesses named Alexander B Whitson Charles Rodman Harry Winchester Ruby Whitson all of North Yakima Washington. Harry Y Saint Register Aug 29 16 28 30.

St. SW Parker Township Range Willamette Merican United States Land Office North Yakima Washington Alexander B. Whitson Charles ©. Rodman Harry Winchester Ruby Whitson Harry Y. Saint Register

Public Land Notice for Ella Ge Weikel Claim

Under the Tieton Project the Interior Department Land Office at North Yakima reports Ella Ge Weikel of North Yakima Washington filed for final desert land proof to establish a claim on NW of Section Township 14 North Range 17 Willamette Meridian. The final proof is set for September 15 1911 before the Register and Receiver. Witnesses are William R Reeves James R Lincks Fred W Mays and Alexander B Whitson all of North Yakima Washington.

Tieton Project Tha Register United States Land Office North Yakimay Washington William R. Reeves North Yakima James R. Lincks Fred W. Mays Alexander B. Whitson Henry Y. Saint

Not Coal Land Desert Land Entry Notice at North Yakima

Department of the Interior notices that George ton, who filed Desert Land Entry No. 662 on January 3, 1902 for lots and sections in Township 13 North Range 17 East, has filed intent to prove a claim to further parcels. The hearing before the United States Land Office will occur September 13, 1911. Witnesses named are Andrew J. Splawn Henry D. Winchester James R. Lineks and Benjamin F. Barge all of North Yakima Washington.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office North Yaakima Washington George Weikel North Yakima Township 13 North Range Willamette Meridian United States Land Office Andrew J. Splawn Henry D. Winchester James R. Lineks Benjamin F., Barge Harry Y, Saint Register

Notice of Final Desert Land Proof in Washington

Ruby Whitson of North Yakima assignee of Ella Weikel has filed notice of intention to make Final Desert Land Proof for the SW fraction of Section 26 Town 14 North Range 17 East Wil Amnette Meridian. The proof will be before The Register and Receiver at North Yakima on September 12. Witnesses: Alexander B. Whitson Pred Parker Charles C. Rodman and Harry Winchester all of North Yakima Washington.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office North Yakima Washington Ruby Whitson Ella Weikel Township 14 Range 17 Wil- Amnette Meridian United States Land Office Mary Alexander EB. Whitson Pred Parker Charles C. Rodman Harry Winchester Harry Saint Register

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