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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1908

Page

3

Business Men Ask That Dead License Law May Be Revived

A group of 15 fruit growers led by E Forrest with Mr and Mrs Monroe and Mr and Mrs Clapp left Toppeneish for an extended kansas family reunion and to promote Yakima valley fruit, taking samples for distribution. Monroe recently sold a 20 acre semi improved fruit farm near Zillah for 5200 after paying 600 two years earlier.

Toppenish E. Forrest Monroe Clapp Kansas Yakima Valley Zillah

Wheat prospects grow as Horse Heaven farmers plan larger acreage

In Horse Heaven Prosser February reports expect a big wheat year with more ground broken and new residents moving in. Weather has been favorable for plowing though snow and rain have been light. 15 000 bushels remain in local warehouses and about 400 000 bushels shipped last season. Prices sit around 70 to 72 cents with a possible slight drop.

Prosser Horse Heaven

Neighborhood Favorite Electric Bitters Praised by Harbor Resident

Mrs. E. D. Charles of Harbor Maine declares Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite and a remedy for dyspepsia liver derangement nerve weakness and general debility. The tonic purifies the blood and serves as a spring medicine sold at C C Case's drug store for 50 cents.

E. D. Charles Harbor Electric Bitters C. C. Case

Kidney and Bladder Pills Offered Free by DeWitt Co

Readers are offered a free full box of E. C. DeWitt & Co kidney and bladder pills. Send name and address to 203-205 LaSalle Avenue Chicago Illinois for trial by mail post paid. The note urges prompt action and requests readers to mention the paper.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago LaSalle Avenue

Wallace Light and Water Transfers to Northwest Company

Wallace Idaho deed transfers real and personal property to Northwest Light and Water in Idaho. The deal linking northwest light and water firms, in which Robert Strahorn of Spokane is involved, was finalized. Plants operate at North Yakima and Sumpter Oregon.

Wallace Light and Water Company Northwest Light and Water Company Idaho Light and Water Northwest Robert Strahorn Spokane North Yakima Sumpter Ore Wallace (Ida

Merchants Seek Action On Proposed City Licensing Ordinance

The North Yakima Business Men's Association urges the city council to act on a licensing ordinance covering amusement and business enterprises. Members want copies prepared by the city attorney for all councilors ahead of the next meeting. The measure would license numerous owners from livery barns to pool rooms.

North

Pineules Promised Relief for Backaches and Aches

Advertises Pineules as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism backache and kidney trouble. Offers 30 days treatment for $1.90 with a single bedtime dose to prove merit. Sold by C. W. Camp at West Side Drug Store.

C. W. Camp West Side Drug Store

Cannery Manager Warns Against Recycling Low Grade Fruit

J B Moran of the Weber Russell cannery in North Yakima told the Washington State Horticultural convention in Yakima on January 29 that canneries should not view fruit as disposal for unmarketable goods. He argued the cannery profits rely on sound first class fruit and a steady year round market, not low grade product.

J. B. Moran Weber-Russell Cannery North Yakima Yakima Seattle Trade Register

Jones May Visit Spokane To Discuss Federal Building Labor

Labor unions in Spokane report Congress man Wesley L. Jones plans to arrive next Monday to discuss hiring practices on the federal building project. He aims to persuade contractor Maxwell to employ local non union workers, while union members generally back his senatorial candidacy and hope he resolves the dispute to win more local support. Also appears an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Case's drug store.

Spokane Wesley L. Jones Federal Jones Maxwell C. O. Young American Federation

Plea Guilty in Liquor License Case for Kennedy

Richard Kennedy pled guilty to selling liquor without a license. He was fined 2006 dollars plus costs. Kennedy, an employee of W. E. Cage in Natches City, was advised by counsel to plead guilty.

Richard Kennedy Kennedy W. E. Cage Natches City

Pinesalve Carbolized Poultice Ad

Antiseptic healing salve that draws out inflammation and poison. Used for chapped hands lips cuts and burns. Sold by C. W. Camp at the West Side drugstore.

C. W. Camp West Side Istore

Poultry Health Remedies From Alabama Station Bulletin

Dr Cady outlines treatments and drugs for poultry care from the Alabama Experiment Station bulletin. Methods include isolating infested birds, specific dosages of copper sulfate water, worm remedies, tapeworm controls, and sanitation measures for mites and diarrheal cases.

Alabama Experiment Station Alabama College Station Cady

ManZan Piles Treatment Ad From West Side Drug Store

Unnecessary painful operation avoided with ManZan placed in a collapsible tube with nozzle. For any form of piles price 50 cents. Sold by C. W. Camp at the West Side drug store.

C. W.camp West Side Drug Store

Talbott Resigns as Northern Pacific Station Agent

L Talbott informs the Toppenish Review he has sent in his resignation as station agent for the Northern Pacific railway with effect within 30 days. He cites relief from steady grind after years of service to a 24 seven workplace. The ex mayor and his wife will stay in Toppenish and engage in mercantile business.

L. Talbott Northern Pacific Railway Mr. Talbott Toppenish

Vinel praised by chemists and druggists in federal notices

Eminent pharmacists across the United States tout Vinel cod liver preparation as superior to traditional cod liver oil and emulsions. Testimonials from A Patterson and others claim strong family use and high satisfaction while noting Vinel’s added peptonate of iron and full body-building elements. The suit lists numerous defendants in a Yakima County real estate case filed January 1908.

A. Patterson Charleston W. Vo Vinel Clas Rogers Deugzis Elkton EF. Bradley No-7 Brunswick N. J Vinci United States Fred L. Janeck North Yakima Wash Barber Millard Colyer M. Ellen Ward Alfred Boughter Elen Boughter Ena Boughter State of Washington Sadie E. Braden Moses T. Ward William Ward Luia Minsker Hattie Campbell Towit Washington the Auditor Yakima County Yakimaounty

Chalmers Rose to Open Second Sunnyside Photo Gallery

Chalmers Rose of Steilacoom has leased a building in Sunnyside to establish a photo gallery, the city's second. Ada Mills of Thorpe and E E Beall of Sunnyside wed Thursday evening in Thorpe and will reside in Sunnyside where Beall will run Farmers Independent Telephone lines and Mrs Beall the central. Rev J J Burley of Seattle bought the Stalhut eighty acre ranch near Sunnyside for 12000 and will move there soon. Mrs A E Rodman broke her leg Thursday evening while visiting her son George W.

Sunnyside J. J. Burley Seattle Stalhut A. E. Rodman George W

Simple home remedy for rheumatism touted by expert

An article describes a claimed at home rheumatism cure using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with instructions to take after meals and at night. It states rheumatism stems from kidney failure and asserts rapid relief. a New York paper warns against misuse of patent medicines.

Scranton New York

Uncalled Letter Stays at North Post Office

A letter remained uncalled for at the North postal facility, area residents report delays in mail retrieval. Local officials remind residents to check with the post office and bring proper address verification to avoid further backlogs.

North

Meeting of Water Users on Ahtanum Creek Set for Feb 29 1968

Ahtanum Creek irrigation water users are called to a February 29 1968 meeting at the North Yakima courthouse to form a committee to negotiate rights with Secretary of the Interior James Rudolph Garfield. The committee must report by March 15 and action is urged to ensure prompt handling of water rights for white settlers and Indian lands. Attendees include W E Crosno and H L Bergeron among others.

Court House North Yakima Washington James Rudolph Garfield Interior

Denatured Alcohol Plant Planned by College and Club

A Pullman commercial club committee led by President B A Bryan works with the college to install a denatured alcohol plant. The project aims to convert potatoes waste fruit and similar materials into alcohol, testing feasibility of producing wood alcohol from starch. The trial shows eighteen pounds of starch per hundred pounds of pulp yielding about nine pounds of wood alcohol worth five to six cents per gallon. The plant should operate by next season's potato harvest.

Pulman Feliz Commercial Club Pullman B.A. Bryan

Arnica Salve Claims to Soothe Wounds and Save Money

Suffering and dollars saved, E. S. Lopez of Marilja says Tam a carpenter has healed many severe cuts by Buaex len's Arnica Salve. It has saved civ suffering and dollars, I: 4 by Tar the best healing salve I have ever found. Heals burns sores tires fever sores eczema and piles aC at. CL Case druggist.

E.S. Lopez Marilja Tam Buaexlen Arnica Civ

Taft Speaks at Lincoln Day Banquet in New Haven

Taft was the guest and speaker at the Lincoln Day banquet hosted by the Young Men's Republican club in New Haven. He received enthusiastic reception from one of the largest public gatherings ever assembled in the city.

New Haven Reh Lary Taft Atea Lincoln Day Banque

Also Mentioned on This Page

Will Rattlesnake Hollister Case’s Talbott Herald Adkinson Wm. Adams Tom Thebarge Joe Thompson Chas. Taylor Thomas Thomas Hazel Wangle Estella Waldie Johnnis Wellman E. H. Wheeler K. F. White Albert Wilson BH. Waddell J. A. Que Wola Lemom Cull & Davis Plaintiff Ward Building North 4 Janti-Fets W. E. Crosno GEO, Hesse H. L. Bergeron, C.F. Swain WM. Wiley H. L. Roberts G. W. Banning Frank Herke J. R. Henderson Ann E. Ward Lula Minsker Hattie Camp Taft
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