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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
1
The ad promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the only product that destroys the dandruff germ causing hair loss. It also notes la grippe coughs lingering post danger and touts Foley’s Honey and Tar for cough protection. A bargain shoe sale and Coffin Bros. are mentioned.
A notice promotes weekly Tuesday departures from February 12 to April 30 offering unusually low rail rates. It invites readers to send names of friends planning to travel West so agents can arrange advertising matter, reserve berths, and ensure a quick comfortable trip. A.C. Suetpon, General Agent, Portland Oregon.
The city council adjourned after a lengthy session issuing resolutions and ordinances. Dr Frank resigned as health officer but was retained after reconsideration. Bills were ordered to the first Monday for payment on the third Monday, and a night watchman was appointed.
The only confirmed case is Marcus Graves a Quiett Ayres clerk who contracted the disease from strangers at a drug store. Health Officer Frank placed Graves in quarantine at Ayres home and doctors report a mild, improving illness. Rumors of cases at Kangaroo Lodge and Valley House remain unsubstantiated with surveillance ongoing and potential pest house plans if further cases appear.
Editor Maxwell retires and leaves the Daily News leased to F. B. Farquhar and associates for two years. Farquhar takes over the local department after John G. Boyle’s retirement with his future partners unnamed.
The paper will no longer be independent but run as a sharp Republican organ under Mr Farquhar. Mr Maxwell says the deal lets him clear the costly plant after a two year lease while securing a business engagement in The Dalles. He regards the Daily News as a thorn in the side of its critics. Meanwhile local exams run this week as the term ends Friday. The second term starts Monday the 11th with promotions in several grades and new first graders admitted with residence details required.
J M Hartley visits Portland for a few days to take subscriptions for depositing monthly savings at interest with the Equitable Savings and Loan Association. Save 10 cents a day to join and earn $10 for every $6 paid to maturity. Also notes loans secured by real estate and invites readers to leave addresses at Hotel Bartholet for contact. Also reports H A Livengood and Anna Clark wedding at Hotel Bartholet with breakfast at R A Grant's residence. New Idea paper patterns selling at J J Macdonald's.
An article asserts timely spraying and pruning aid orchard health and yields, offering tools and utensils as essential for proper maintenance. The piece frames advice as a practical proverb, stressing proactive care to prevent losses and protect fruit quality.
Advertises spray pumps pruning shears and saws with urging to act now before spring work crowds you. Promises close figures and guarantees tools perform as represented to improve fruit quality and yield next fall.
City shoppers view twelve glassware patterns with prices from forty cents per set at Greene Mercantile Co. Also advertised are De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve claims, Guinea fowls for sale, Mall Lightning Pain Killer, a ranch rental, a boys suit offer, and Mull's Lightning Cough Cure with local distributors listed.
An eye catching ad offers a full set of teeth for 9.50 with a promise of best value and future business. The text invites readers to call and visit Stephenson at the Janeck Building to save trouble and expense.
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