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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1903
Page
8
At a North Yakima carnival two intoxicated men, dubbed Tom and Jerry, touched a fallen live wire on South First street. They were thrown to the sidewalk and burned hands forced the wire free after bystanders pried it loose. They survived and pledged to avoid drinking at future events.
City Health Officer and pure food commissioner report milk samples from three sources show 4.2 butter fat and cream 23 to 37.5 percent, well above required levels. An unannounced dairy visit found no adulteration, and Springvale dairy owners receive commendation for their product.
Muscle bound shoppers flock to Macdonald's 32 for a large reduction on muslin underwear. The store advertises significant price cuts across multiple sizes and styles. Local residents note the event draws steady crowds and quick sellouts.
Washington State Militia Company E plans annual camp at American Lake about 12 miles from Tacoma. With 72 members, the largest in its history, the Yakima County unit pries to win state trophies for marksmanship and overall company performance. A special train will take the unit through Yakima on September 13 as Captain Dulin and Lieutenants Curry and Wright forecast strong results.
J F Hughes of DuPont Ga recounts a long stubborn battle with an abscess on his right lung. Doctors gave up but Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption revived him within days. It conquers coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed by C Case and North Yakima Drug Store.
The note from Ellensburg mentions Burlingame of Yakima arriving Tuesday afternoon and hiring a horse to ride out likely for a canal scheme. It also reports James Richardson in Yakima, known to resume old tricks at the blacksmith shop and possibly return to visit or settle nearby.
Cure claim for piles including itching moisture and bleeding. Describes remedy as absorbing tumors and stopping itching. Advertises 50e a jar with mail order option and free treatise. Names Philadelphia based Dr Bosanko and F. J. Janeck drug store as seller.
For sale a desirable residence with ample grounds in Yakima City. Very reasonable terms if desired. Call or write Mrs. Hattie Laird in Yakima City for details.
Local retailer Coffin Brothers advertises affordable fine white shirt waists. The notice highlights low prices and urges quick purchase.
Our hardware assortment covers almost everything and we offer bottom prices. We are closing out our hardware with plain figure pricing so you can see your savings at a glance. All goods guaranteed as represented or your money back. Cash sales only.
The famed Apache warrior Geronimo, aging and once famed for killings in Arizona, has joined the Methodist church at Fort Sill. Now over 80, he is described as a shadow of his former self. C H Denley Co reports Yakima Avenue address in connection with the notice.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure lets indigestion sufferers eat freely by preparing the stomach for reception and digestion of food and aiding transformation into healthy blood. Sold by C. C. Case. The text also notes expectations Pope Pius X will appoint new American prelates and renominate Leo XIII appointees.
The column lists Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria tonic with a 50 cent price and claims No Cure No Pay. It promotes a funeral car service by Sessions Gilbaugh as the finest hearse in Central Washington. Also items note job ads for store clerks, linseed oil, a variety of local goods, Iron Brew, Scott’s lumber yard, Sorosis Petticoats at Coffin Bros, and eye care by specialists in Seattle.
The State Fair Board president describes trips to Portland and Seattle to secure two excursions during fair week. He outlines extensive advertising, a larger livestock exhibit, more breeds, and a request for $100,000 from the National government for a northwest livestock exposition.
The Herald advertises a wide range of office supplies including rubber stamps box printing plates stencils notary and corporate seals house numbers and more. It promises guaranteed work and prices to suit customer desires.
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