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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1906

Page

8

Dr Kloeber Promotes Yakima With Green River Talks

Attorney Vestal Snyder reports on Dr John Kloeber's Green River Hot Springs visit. Kloeber touts Yakima Valley fruits and local development, selling Spitzenburg apples to guests and praising the valley as a powerful advertising engine.

Vestal Snyder Green River Hot Springs John 8. Kloeber Herald Hot Springs Kloeber Yakima Dr. Kloeber Yakima County Arkansas Yakima Valley

Miraculous Cure Reported From Pa Child Eczema Case

A Pennsylvania couple claim their child with five years of incurable eczema was cured after using Electric Bitters. They say improvement began before finishing the second bottle and full cure occurred after seven bottles. The product is advertised as a blood medicine and body building tonic sold for 50 cents and 1 at C. Case's drug store.

H. M. Adams Henrietta C. Case

Proposed Fair Appropriation for Alaska Yukon Expo

The Chronicle of Spokane questions a two mill tax hike to fund a $100,000 contribution toward the Alaska Yukon exposition in Seattle in 1999. It notes Sound City plans to seek a $1,000,000 state appropriation and explains a two mill levy would raise about $1.06 million based on state board valuations. Spokane county's total valuation is provided.

Washington Adams Lincoln Spokane Stevens Whitman Douglas Seattle Yakima The Chronicle of Spokane County Sound City State Board of Equalizers State Board

Three bids rejected for North Yakima Y M C A building plan

The North Yakima Y M C A trustees rejected three bids from Burwell Wiley and Jones as all exceeded estimates and none could be accepted. They will seek an additional $10,000 in subscriptions before re-treating the project, else the grand building plans may be downgraded.

The Young Men's Christian Association C. H. Hinman Association W. H. Burwell C. K. Wiley W. H. Jones Miller Building North Yakima Board of Trustees

Bakersfield Saves Rancher Noted by Telegraphers

Operator Miles of the Associated Press reports that when word spread that Hicks was rescued at Bakersfeld, press operators across the Northwestern circuit exclaimed that it was “Fine business for Bakersfield,” the highest praise a telegrapher can give.

Miles Associated Press Hicks Bakersfeld Bakersfield

Favorite Prescription Promises Quick Recovery for Female Ailments

A fragmented ad style passage touts Dr. Pierce and a root remedy for female weakness and nervousness. It claims strong success, mentions Miss May Rohrback and Latty's Shotter runt in New York, and says patients slept better after a week and were well after eight weeks. It endorses Favorite Prescription for constipation and overall health.

Dr. Pierce Prince Shotter Nicorn Miss May Rohrback Aords Avenue New Yar Marin Nereus

Miner L B Hicks Rescued After 15 Days Entombment

Hicks, a miner trapped 65 feet underground in a Kern River area tunnel for fifteen days, was rescued at 11 25 tonight. Five fellow workers perished in the Edison Electric project cave in as rescue efforts persisted for two weeks. Lifeline via a water pipe enabled communication and feeding during the long ordeal.

Bakersfield L. B. Hicks Edison Electric Company Hicks Edison Electric Power Company

Great railroad fight over Union Gap rights in Yakima

Pro long dispute between North Coast and Northern Pacific concentrates on Union Gap four miles east of North Yakima. Northern Pacific defenses claim land for county and US use, while North Coast contends only private interests may be condemned. Judge Hanford’s recent decision on similar lines cited as context. public interest fills the courtroom as both sides present arguments.

North Coast Northern Pacific Union Gap North Yakima Yakima Rrutz Jay Lynch Yakima Indiastation Rotary of the Interior United States Union Geo North Coast Road Messrs R. J. Dawson H. J. Snively State of Washington Hanford Columbia Valley Railway Company Portland Scettie Railway Company Columbia River Harriman James J. Hill Columbia Rigg Ameng Penrin Yakima County

Antique London Times from 1815 with Waterloo report

L O Coleman of 113 North Ah tanuim street owns a fine 1815 London Times issue in near perfect condition. The four page paper highlights the Waterloo battle and includes a Wellington report to the war secretary dated June 1818. It also carries abundant notices and old advertisements.

L. O. Coleman Ahtanuim Street the Times London Waterloo the Duke of Wellington IR. G Earl Zathurst War Department Camberwell

Notice to creditors in Patrick Birmingham estate

In Yakima County Washington probate notices issued for Patrick Birmingham estate Atlen B Sweney named as administrator creditors must present claims with vouchers within one year from November 28 1906 from first publication Claims not presented will be forever barred dated North Yakima Washington November 28 LONG ALLEN B SWENEY Administrator of the Estate of Patrick Birmingham Deceased Nov 28 Dec 26

State of Washington Yakima County Patrick Birmingham Atlen B. Sweney Patrick B Birmingham Prehie, Cull & Davis North Yakima Washington Allen B. Sweney

County Trade Proposal Over Northern Pacific Route Debate

The article questions a land exchange aimed at relocating track beds for a grade raise and ponders whether the North Pacific Railroad intends to move west through the gap or abandon the valley project. It notes opposition and doubts about a cog road or balloon transfer and the feasibility of the proposed route.

N. P

A Western Wonder at Bowie Texas

W L Hill, once 90 pounds, has grown to over 180 after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He credits a terrible cough, doctors giving up, and a 12 bottle course with complete recovery. Guaranteed by C C Case druggist. 59 cents and 1. Trial bottle free.

Hill Bowie Tex W. L. Hill Dr. King C. C. Case

Thrifty Mormon Household Sacks of Stockings Cited

A distorted fragment describes a thrifty Mormon household storing Christmas stockin gs. It mentions a patron saint of Yule and figures like Willie Eliphaier and Mose among sacks of stockings, including those for Matilda. The garbled text references a scene with long lines of stitched garments and a counted number of items.

Yule Dahl Hia Zliedbe Sas & Ao

Market for kindergarten goods in Zion remark

The judge notes a scene with many infant names and seven pairs of baby clothing on a shelf. Nick exclaims about a market for rattles and teething rings amid Zion city references and a claim that a figure avoided a race death by action.

Amaryllis George Alphonso Peter Joseph Maud Eugene Arthur Lizzie James Mary Frances Irene Briggie Reed Lucile Clorinda Arethusa John Estelle Mattie Lucifer Elfrida Nick Utah Zion

Jury Still Hung In Sloane Murder Case

SPOKANE. The jury in the Sloane murder case had not reached a verdict by midnight. At that hour the jurors were singing hymns and showed no sign of agreement.

Spokane Sloane

Stain savings message from Scott's Lumber Yard

An ad notes cheaper per thousand stain for shingles on roofs and promotes Scott's Lumber Yard with a partially legible line 34t? guidance.

Scott's Lumber Yard

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Louis Christianson

In Yakima County Washington H L Tucker is administrator of Louis Christianson deceased Creditors and other claimants must present claims with vouchers to William M Thompson attorney for administrator Ward building North Yakima by one year from November 28 1916 Dated North Yakima November 28 1916.

Yakima County State of Washington Louis Christianson H. Ll. Tucker William M. Thompsoon Ward North Yakima Washington Towit North Yakima H. L. Tucker William M. Thompson

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