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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
6
The department announces a space for Social Democracy leaders to present their opinions. It is established to host expressions of their views, not necessarily limited to one voice or line. The project aims to provide a platform for diverse political perspectives.
A Christmas meditation calls for humble thanks for blessings and loved ones while urging in the new year to strive for universal brotherhood. The message envisions socialism, the end of poverty, and a world without war, with echoes of peace on earth.
The essay argues religion centers on human service and links socialism to the highest form of religion through mutual cooperation. It contends modern preaching demands self sacrifice amid systemic antagonisms that oppose harmony, suggesting socialism could align individual and collective interests by eliminating personal sacrifice.
The passage argues that the common critique of socialism harming individual drive is flipped. It claims capitalism compels labor through greed for wealth, while socialism would remove that incentive yet replace it with a different motive.
A Brockton Vanguard excerpt argues that no to bac diets to owner tobacco habit and social reform would ease fears of financial calamity. It envisions the cooperative commonwealth providing material needs and shifting incentives from gold to progress in art science and morals. A joke about the beleaguered monarch reading newspapers follows.
A Hayfield Minnesota man credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with restoring his health after years of stomach trouble and near death. The ad cites first bottle improvement and declares a cure, urging others to try the remedy from Yellow Drug Store. Dr Boschee's German Syrup is recommended for coughs bronchial ailments and lung issues with Get Green's Almanac at North Yakima Drug Store.
Satisfied users tout Foley's Honey and Tar as a splendid remedy for coughs colds or sore lungs at the North Yakima Drug Store. A D Sloan advertises prep and ladies' calling cards at this office.
A Christmas scene recalls Harry and Jack at Maine Marine duty and Ben lost in the Philippines. An absent Jay sends a roving letter as May lies buried beneath a mossy headstone. A mother and father offer prayers for lost children and enduring love amid war’s toll.
In the Horse Heaven country over the last two weeks deals totaled about 27 sections of fertile wheat land. J. L. Gillette of Cheney bought 121 sections about 8 000 acres at 2.25 to 3 per acre. Doman Brothers of Paha Idaho took 13 sections at similar prices. Edgar Lovell of Portland bought the John Brown ranch of 1280 acres at 7 per acre and 160 more acres from Charles Reimer also at 7. The purchases aim to expand wheat production and cultivation.
A heated exchange in editorials over moving division terminals from Ellensburg to Cle Elum. Ellensburg fears loss of the main Northern Pacific line, while Yakima presses for a cut off to improve markets and access to shipping. Local voices cite practical needs of producers and rail access.
An advertisement invites photo coupon owners to Beck's studio on First Street to redeem at face value and notes a 160 percent premium prize at the State Fair. The piece also mentions Sunday hours 9 to 4 and includes a comic exchange about grammar booms. It ends with a Dyspepticide ad from North Yakima Drug Store.
Wyman and Fraser moved a full car load of Mitchell wagons last Friday and stock includes all styles and sizes. The notice also mentions 44 Teeth extracted without pain with latest instruments. Dr Stephenson and H. Mason are named as a fish dealer, attorney, and notary public.
John Richmond holder of delinquency certificate 1420 for 13.47 dollars files suit in Yakima County Superior Court to foreclose a tax lien on the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 32 township 13 north range 18 east Willamette Meridian. Defendant Albert Percival is summoned to appear within sixty days after November 10 1901 or pay the amount due plus costs and interest.
In the Superior Court of Washington Yakima County, plaintiff E. Aumiller seeks foreclosure of a tax lien on Lot 15, Block 44, City of North Yakima. Defendant Mand A. Gove must answer within sixty days of November 26, 1901, or the court will enter judgment foreclosing the lien for delinquent taxes and costs.
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