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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
5
The sermon argues for right division of scripture focusing on Christians in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. It contrasts the world’s plight with the saints hope, explains sin and death, and notes the mystery of God’s plan revealed to the faithful.
A religious essay details the mystery of God as the Church, the Body of Christ, chosen to bless the world through Christ and faithful believers. It surveys false theories, the Millennial Kingdom, resurrection, and the call to gratitude for present and future mercies. The text urges faith, patience, and praise in all experiences.
Baldwin announces the High Line survey is nearly finished with work to end in a few days and crew to be transferred. Reclamation office will stay in Ellensburg with engineers to monitor progress and prepare estimates. The project began July and involves 187 miles of preliminary lines, though final canal length remains undetermined.
A 1909 Bible study outlines Paul’s teachings on liberality and the grace of giving. It contrasts Jerusalem’s poverty with Macedonia’s generosity, asks if charity is a divine impulse or habit, and explores motives, duties, and the tithing system in Christian life.
A St. Louis resident writes to the Commercial club praising Yakima after a summer visit. He asks to be added to the mailing list for future chamber news broadcasts to receive updates on North Yakima.
A speaker recalls harsh judgment about honesty and calls out others as liars. The remark contrasts past beliefs with current conviction after personal experience.
Promoters with bids totaling over a million dollars will gather in Hoboken to open bids for the world championship heavyweight fight between James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson. The event is set to determine the holder of the heavyweight crown with major financial backing behind the promotion.
In Women's Realm a cook book by the Portia club is nearing press ready bound and reasonably priced. The collection features tried and true recipes from friends and neighbors and is expected to sell well. One respondent notes North Yakima women are excellent cooks and praise cakes since moving there.
An expert from the Geological Survey forecasts a population of 250,000,000 by century's end and 500,000,000 a century later. The method assumes future growth mirrors the last decade, acknowledging possible errors if past rates do not continue. Some experts predict a 1 percent annual rise.
The text describes pale green hopsacking or linen curtains with cross stitch borders and variations for bedroom drapes. It also provides patterns and fabric needs for 18 inch dolls including a French dress, bonnet, overcoat, and knickerbockers with specific yardage and fabric widths.
Former Missouri Governor Joseph W Folk emerges as a leading Democratic presidential candidate in 1912 amid tariff reform talk. Folk denounces the Payne Aldrich tariff, calls for equal rights and ending special privileges, and urges a straight fight against protectionism to curb wealth concentration and Monoply. He argues tariffs shield wealth at the expense of 80 million people and notes the party should oppose any system that benefits a few over the many.
Congress will debate pure food law revisions in December. Critics target caustic soda lye peels used in peaches and apricots, arguing unripe fruit and flavor loss. A labeling requirement may force disclosure of chemical processing to protect consumers.
J. M. Layhue and County Superintendent Busch examine schools in Yakima county. A trial of ManZan for piles is suggested, noted as a remedy used by many with satisfactory results. Sold by C. W. Camp.
The interior department notices that George Irenville of North Yakima Washington filed for final commutation proof on his homestead entry No 984 made March 1 1908. He will testify before the Register and Receiver January 1 1910 at North Yakima with witnesses Jornie Sherwood Ambrose Sherwood Arthur Clarks and Rufus W Harris. Harry Y Saint Register.
The Department of the Interior invites sealed proposals for grazing privileges on the Yakima Indian Reservation Washington under the permit system for sheep and lambs. Bids must be received at the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Washington by 2 PM on Monday December 20 1909. Bidders may attend the opening. Information available from the Superintendent Yakima Indian School Fort Simcoe Washington F H Abbott Acting Commissioner 1917 24 Dec.
United States Land Office notice dated October 2 1909 states Northern Pacific Railway Company based in St Paul Minnesota filed an application to select the east half of the southeast quarter of section 24 township 14 north range 19 E W M. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest by December 29 1909 with Register Harry W Saint.
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