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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1910

Page

8

Pasco Kennewick Exposition Aimed At Canal Milestone

The Spokane chamber offers cooperation for a 1915 Pasco exposition celebrating the Celilo locks and Panama canal. Promoters argue river transportation and terminal rates will boost Pasco and Kennewick, rival Columbia towns, as Twin Cities on the river emerge.

Spokane Chamber of Commerce Pasco Celilo Locks Panama Canal Columbia Northwest Henry Villard Northern Pacific Railroad Paseo Kennewick Twin Cities St. Paul Minneapolis Columbia River Portland Oregon Washington Seattle Tacoma James J. Hill North Bank Wenatchee London Liverpool

Wealth of farm products tops eight billion in 1910 report

Secretary of Agriculture says 1910 farm product value reached 8.926 billion dollars, the highest ever. From 1899 to 1910 the value rose continuously, reaching 189 for 1900 and nearly doubling the census year 11 years earlier. Over 12 years total farm product value reached 79 billion dollars with farmers increasing prosperity and agricultural knowledge.

Secretary of Agriculture

Tacoma Enacts Ban on Treating in Saloons

A new Tacoma ordinance prohibits treating in saloons with fines up to 100 dollars and possible imprisonment for owners or bartenders who allow it. Mayor Fawcett says saloonmen have funded 75,000 dollars to block enforcement, claiming the rule will shut about three fourths of Tacoma’s saloons. Treating is deemed the root source of saloon evils. The saloon keeper is...

Tacoma Fawcett

Anti Treating Ordinance Advocated To Curb Liquor Evils

The piece argues that many accept liquor evils, offer no defense, and exploit them for gain. It praises Mayor Fawcett for pushing an ordinance to ban treating. If Tacoma enforces an anti treating law, other cities may imitate, as enforcement can be simple with a few convictions.

Fawcett Germany Tacoma

Open shop push grows on Pacific coast by NAM

The National Association of Manufacturers seeks to establish the open shop on the Pacific coast. The effort will expand as it continues, but the piece argues unions are essential. It notes eight hour day gains show unions improve worker conditions and productivity.

National Association of Manufacturers Pacific Coast

Salvation Army Seeks Help for North Yakima Poor

Insign Omana of the Salvation Army appeals to North Yakima residents for aid. His workers are the primary organized charity channel, with Omann noting careful study of local needs to optimize food clothing and money distribution. A small act of cheer can bring more joy than riches to the well off.

Omana Salvation Army North Yakima Ensign Omann

Twentieth Century club studies Italy in society session

Mrs C E Udell hosted a regular study session at 308 North Sixth Street with notes on Noted Modern Italians. Mrs J I Hughes led Moral Standards in Italy. Mrs J M Perry spoke on The Royal Family in Italy. Leisure Hour as a Lost Art and round table topics followed. Naples by the Sea was postponed. Next meeting at Mrs W H Redman's home, 13 South Naches avenue, in two weeks.

Twentieth Century Club C. E. Udell North Sixth Street J. I. Hughes Italy J. M. Perry Naples By the Sea S. H. Dills W. H. Redman South Naches Avenue

Knights of Pythias Meet Features Third Rank Work

Work of the third rank will be a feature at the Knights of Pythias meeting this evening at the Masonic temple. The following corps of officers to serve the Knights for the ensuing term were chosen and will be installed the first Wednesday in January. Officers C C E Udell V C George H Ingham Pres EB Peck M of W H D Hunt K of R and S C M Hauser M of J C Liggett M of EF CC EH Fraser M of A J A Dash J G Mr Shuman C G Mr Dimmick trustees Frank Horsley F A Hatfield and H A Shaw

Knights of Pythias Masonic Temple C. C E. Udell V. C George H. Ingham EB. G. Peck H. D. Hunt K of R C. M. Hauser M. of J. C. Liggett Fraser J. A. Dash J. G Shuman C. G Mr. Dimmick Frank Horsley F. A. Hatfield H. A. Shaw

Rudolph Bacon Wedding United In Ahtanum Valley

Sunday afternoon at eight o clock Rev Owen Umstead of the Ahtanum church united Miss i mi Rudolph of Seattle and Mr Arthur H R Bacon of this city in marriage at the groom's home in the Ahtanum The service was witnessed by relatives only The couple will reside on a ranch recently purchased by the groom and his father in the Ahtanum valley

Rudolph Bacon Owen Umstead Ahtanum Church Imi Rudolph Seattle Arthur HR. Bacon Ahtanum Ahtanun Qvalley

Winter's Troubles and Gut Arnical Salve Ad

The passage touts winter ailments such as frostbite chilblains and chapped skin and promotes Gut Arnical Salve as a greatest healer for burns boils piles cuts sores frost injuries. It advertises a 26 cent price at Mark's Pharmacy.

Buecklen Mark's

Press Opinions strike parcs Post and New York ex workers

Forty five thousand New York ex preossmin were on strike for twenty days. They drew fourteen dollars weekly before quitting. They lost fifty eight thousand five hundred dollars daily, total one million one hundred seventy thousand. Big Five express firms lost two million daily. City policemen on strike duty cost thirty seven thousand five hundred dollars daily. Two strikers died from riots. Express Trust business is affected with public interest.

New York Adams Wells Fargo National United States American New York City Manhattan Brooklyn Queens Bronx Richmond Peter Reach John Scamm Express Trust

Parcels post and public interest clash in reform debate

The New York World and Mayor Gaynor question private control of mail and urge parcels post reform. The piece cites four historic limits and argues public convenience and national honor demand ending the Express Trust. Included is a biographical note on Irene C. Buell, a lawyer by day and mother by night, reflecting working women.

New York World Gaynor Civilized Nations New York City Germany Constantinople Jersey City Bolivia Brazil Brooklyn John Wannamaker Adams The American United States Wells Fargo Express Express Norman E. Mack National Monthly Irene C. Buell St. Paul, Minn Duluth New York Press

Advertised Letters in North Yakima Post Office

Unclaimed letters as of December 10 listed many names including Flora Adkins Samuel Anderson Eva Buddell James Carter Frank Carney and Hon. James Henderson. One cent postage due on each letter. W L Lemon Postmaster.

North Yakima Flora Adkins A. R. Anderson Beeb Anderson Samuel Anderson Corwin Babcock L. J. Bassett J. P. Bowman Brittain Eva Buddell W. H. Burrough C. Clara Martha Carr James Carter Fred Carney C. W. Chamberlain Tom Chares BE. M. Lair C. F. Clasen Manuel G. Constantias John Coreen Grover Crews H. E. Cross L. Crowley Wm. Cunningham Gus Curtis James H. Daley Mr. Dimick P. B. Dodds J. Doll Frank J. Don D. C. Dunn Fred Elles J. G. Elliot Lucy H. D. Jory B. F. Kemp May Keyes G. R Wing Wanger Kirtus M. G. Ging W. Knapp William Knight I. L. Lewis F. Lockett Arfie Luce Nettie Luce Wm. C. Lyons J. McCain Lesli McCullough J. Douglas Mclinty A. Right Chas. Riker Walter Ritchey Cora B. Rodford M. J. Rodgers Gustaf Rosen O. P. Rudel St. Mary Thomas Sallater Ernest Sanborn G. M. Savage J. Sawyer Chas A. Searvis M. Scott J. M. Shaman Iilie Bernhard Torseth A. van Brunt John van Zile O. B K. Vatgh C. E. Ward Kad Weaver Lela Weir N. J. Welch Clifford Wescott Charlotte Wesley Bert. Williams Hive Williams Pete Windblow D. Woods Ora Worington W. L. Lemon

Simple Safeguard for Mothers Mrs D Gilkeson Story

Mrs D Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio recounts using Foley's Honey and Tar to ease her daughter's severe cold and cough. She notes relief after the first dose and keeps a bottle at home as a trusted remedy. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store.

D. Gilkeson Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio Foley North Yakima Drug Store

Adolphus Busch Arrives in Pasadena for Golden Anniversary

Adolphus Busch, arriving by private car, spends winter in Pasadena. The millionaire brewer plans to host a golden wedding anniversary celebration next month and will bring guests to Pasadena shortly after Christmas.

Pasadena Cal Adolphus Busch

Appropriations Recommended for Alaska and Northwest

The Department of Commerce and Labor prepared a 1912 fiscal year budget totaling 2,468,900 for Alaska and the Northwest. Key items include 100,000 for Resurrection Bay light and fog signals, 80,000 for Cape Spencer signals, 100,000 for Cape St. Elias, 75,000 for the Washington Alaska cable system, and 989,000 for Puget Sound navy yard improvements. Additional funds cover Indian affairs, public buildings at Juneau and Bellingham, a Junéau post office site, and various navigation and defense projects in Alaska and Puget Sound.

Washington Alaska Department of Commerce and Labor Congress Northwest Resurrection Bay Yukon River Cape Spencer Cape St. Elias Washington-Alaska Navy Yard Puget Sound Pacific Coast Naval Magazine Colville Reservation Bellingham Junéau Territorial Executive Juneau Elgasburg Battery Point Wash Point Herron Point Glover Apple Cove Point Bush Point Point Partridge Marrowstone Point Slip Point McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary Wineton

Saved From Awful Death By King’s New Discovery

A Fayetteville man recounts how his sister with consumption improved after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. He claims she recovered fully with no cough remaining and endorses it for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles. Clark’s Pharmacy offers 50 cents 1.00 and a trial bottle with guarantee.

A. D. McDonald Fayettville N. C R. F. Cp Clarks Pharmacy

Markets and groceries price list from today’s issue

Readable sections show fruit, nuts, dried fruits, and produce prices with multiple items listed. Prices include raisins 2 for 26c, dates 2.5 for 26c, cranberries quart 25c, grape fruit 25c, corn meal 35c per 10 lb sack, rolled oats 98c for 10 lb, and almonds 2c per pound among other grocery items.

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Who Is Santa Claus A Child’s Question In Verse

A parent reflects on answering a child’s question about Santa Claus. The speaker admits inability to reveal the full reality, cherishing the illusion as a precious, magical part of childhood and hoping the child will understand in time. The poem preserves wonder and the value of keeping belief alive.

Santa Claus Santa

Strange marriage mix up in Los Angeles wedding

Miss Anna Schulman Lewis married Bernard Schulman in Los Angeles. The bride is the step-sister of her husband, making Mrs. Israel Schulman both mother-in-law and step-grandmother to the couple. The bride’s mother Betsy Lewis had remarried Rabbi Israel Schulman six years earlier.

Los Angeles Anna Schulman Lewis Bernard Schulman Israel Schulman Betsy Lewis

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Endures Thirty Years

The remedy goes to the root of disease and strengthens the body with life giving qualities not found in other treatments. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea has withstood the severest tests for thirty years and is for sale by D. H. Fry.

Hollister D. H. Fry

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