Yakima Annexation Battle Over Armbruster Plan
Norman Compton voices strong objections to the Armbruster annexation proposal for North Yakima, noting lack of notice and petitions, higher city taxes, and doubts about benefits. He argues the move aims to create a larger city and salaried mayor, with residents outside the districts unlikely to gain. A public election on December 23 will decide the matter amid mounting opposition.
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Armbruster
Norman Compton
North Yakima
Healing miracle in Mound City case of cough cure
Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble. After starting Dr King’s New Discovery the boy’s exhausting coughing spells stopped and he was completely cured. The medicine is guaranteed for coughs colds and throat and lung issues by CC Cy Case, druggist.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
Dr. King
Cy" Case
Wheat and Flour Shipments Signal Large Resource Use
October and November statistics show Poset sound ports and Portland handling 7,494,991 bushels of wheat and 640,022 barrels of flour as massive resource conversion to cash in Washington and Oregon. The export push is just beginning to ramp up.
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Poset Sound
Portland
Washington
Oregon
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Liver Pills Endorsements
A fragmented ad discusses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for back aches and pelvic pain, claiming quick relief and a long record. It promotes certainty of known composition, repeated endorsements by medical writers, and notes Pleasant Pellets as the original Little Liver Pills from over forty years ago, easy to take.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Elopement Stirs Mud Bay Shaker Household at Potlatch
Rumors swirl as Mrs Mud Bay Louie Sam flees with a Yakima Indian figure at an Olympia potlatch. The original Mrs Mud Bay Sam returns to reclaim the Sam household chair while public gossip says Sam’s church standing remains intact despite a nascent smallpox scare.
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Mud Bay
Sam
Louie Sam
Louie
Yakima
Pollatch
Potlach
Olympia
Mud Bay Louie Sam
Church
Slocum III
Mud Bay Sam
Seattle Bank Chief Claims Yakima Banks Safer Than State
C E Andrews president of Seattle National bank says North Yakima banks are in better condition than any in Washington and weather the recent stringency without clearance house certificates. He commends Yakima as solid and among the few cities able to endure the financial strain.
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C. E. Andrews
Seattle National Bank
North Yakima
Herald
Sound City
Senate Bank
Yakima
County Grangers Demand Local Self Government For Counties
County farmers backed by the Grange urge counties to gain self government similar to cities. They seek county by laws, competitive exams for road and tax positions, franchise publication, district road tax use, deputy assessors, road limits by condition, county game control, and elected county school superintendents.
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Grange News
Granger Societies
Dakotal newspaper man buys 45 acres in Yakima area
W N Irysh, a Dakota editor and promoter, closed a 9000 dollar deal for 45 acres of Lom bard and Horsley ditch land and took an option on 33 acres in Naches valley. He plans to return in the spring and promote Yakima as a strong investment center, saying North Yakima looks very promising and he wants to participate in the area’s development.
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United States
W. N. Irysh
Dakota
Naches Valley
Washington
Yakima
Irysh
North Dakota
North Yakima
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Health by Restoring Kidneys
The ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder diseases in all forms and strengthen these organs to proper function. It warns against Bright's disease and diabetes if taken early and lists North Yakima Drug Store and A. D. Sloan as the proprietor.
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Foley
Bright
North Yakima
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