Personal and Local Notices From The Herald
Busy Albert Saylor of Seattle and William McMillan were registered Saturday at the Bartholet from Ellensburg. A. E. Larson trades on the Sound this week for theater business. Mrs. Scudder and daughter Misa Nan leave for a six week visit to Boston. Taft & Taft offer Malle Lightning Cough Cure for 25c. Henry H. Schott and Harry E. Moran from North Yakima are at the Dacres. Zelma Wilkeson returned from a visit with Georgia Peck at Yakima. Thomas Harvard and wife from Portland visit. Harvard is a post office inspector. A. B. Findlay leaves for Wenatchee but plans to return to Yakima in five to six weeks. Mrs. Rinehart visits Union, Or., then Chicago to stock spring goods. Mrs. Walter C. Houghton and child joined husband at Toppenish. he farms there. C. L. Davis, Larson Theater scenic artist, expects his East mother soon to join him in Yakima after selling her hotel. Epworth League social at James Greene home. juveniles at Dr Hill’s party with Victor Hill. games, music and luncheon. William Lee Sr. attends a bond meeting for ex-Treasurer Pressey. bond compro se appears unlikely. Aurora Mining and Tunnel Site Co. sells 10,000 shares to a North Yakima bank. stock marketed at 10 cents a share. May 1 through-train service between Portland and St. Louis via Billings announced. ten trains needed. Burlington Route expands Northwest passenger service with sleeping, dining, tourist cars and first and second class coaches.
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St. Louis
Billings
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Northwest
Billings Gateway
Pioneer Cure Praised By S Kusche For Health Recovery
Sam Kusche of Ortonville Minnesota declares Pioneer Cure relieved his severe illness after four months of use. He cites impure blood headaches back and kidney trouble with other medicines failing. Price 25c and 1.
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Pioneer Cure
Sam _ Kusche
Ortonville
Minn
Taft & Taft
Fruit and Alfalfa Ranch on Nob Hill Near Yakima
One of the best Fruit and Alfalfa ranches in Yakima with nine acres fruit and ten acres alfalfa. Alfalfa yielded 8 tons per acre. 500 peach trees 350 prune trees 250 apple trees 80 pear and plum trees. Prunes sold this year for 1088 dollars and pears paid 120 dollars per acre. Last year peach yield was three car loads.
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Yakima
Infant buried as civic scene notes and notices
An infant of three months died Monday and was buried by the parents Mr and Mrs Frank Beutel. J D Medill is on the Sound this week. A disusting display as three intoxicated youths insulted pedestrians near Natchez Avenue last Thursday. Rev M C Cole of New Whatcom spoke at the Baptist church Sunday morning praising Yakima's progress since his last visit. Mulls Lightning Cough Cure promoted and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praised in local ads. A quip from Senator Sorghum about figures in elections closes the fragment.
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Frank Beutel
Natchez Avenue
M. C. Cole
New Whatcom
Baptist Church
Breath Purifying Tea Promoted by Local Drug Store
Many a lover turned from an otherwise loveable girl because of offensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies breath by acting on the bowels, as nothing else will. Sold for years with absolute guarantee. Price 25 and 40 cents. L. O. Janeck's drug store.
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Karl
L. O. Janeck
New York Plans 20 Story Office Building at Million-Dollar Site
An office building twenty stories high costing 4 million dollars is planned for New York on a lot valued at more than 2 million. The project signals a major urban development in the city center with a substantial investment in commercial space and construction activity.
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New York
What is Shilohs a grand old remedy for coughs
What is Shiloh’s a grand old remedy for coughs colds and consumption used worldwide for half a century. It has cured numerous incipient consumption cases and relieved many in advanced stages. If not satisfied, money back. Price 25c 50c and 1. L. O Janeck’s drug store.
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L. O, Janeck’s Drag Store
Trick Donkey Dot Delights Ring in Clown's Claim
A vaudeville show feature unfolds as the clown introduces Dot the donkey. The performer boasts decades of effort to make the animal do anything it desires in the ring.
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Dot
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