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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1908

Page

6

City Faces mounting damage suits over sewer and wires

The municipality confronts several potential claims including Hatfield and Carey cases. A Maple street sewer excavation has been left open over winter. contractor Dorrington will close it and finish pipe laying by March 25. Fear grows over low guy wires from telephone and electric firms posing injury risk to passersby.

Maple Street Dorrington Hatfield and Carey Forsyth Telephone and Electric Light Company

Ahtanum Ranchers Plan Grand Mass Meeting February 29

Ahtanum ranchers arrange a court house meeting in North Yakima Washington to form a committee. The panel will confer with James Rudolph Garfield secretary of interior regarding water rights for irrigation and relations with Indian lands. Attendance is urged for February 29 1908 at 1 30 p m with urgent action expected.

H. J. Snively Ahtanum Ranchers James R. Garfield Interior Ahtanum Um Fa Ahianum Adianame Toe North Yakima Wash James Rudolph Garfield

Fight over city bonds heats up in council chamber

A council debate on issuing $185,000 in bonds carried despite objections that 8 percent interest was too high. Advocates argued 8 percent would attract contractors or be offset by discounting, while opponents urged lower rates. After recess, the rate was amended from 8 to 7 then settled at 6 percent.

P. M. Armbruster Miller

Forty Four Years Search For Wife Ends In Sad Discovery

Spokane, Feb 17. F M Dyer a rancher from Wyandott Oklahoma has found his wife and son after 44 years. He located son J H Dyer a mining prospector in Spokane. The wife, now Mrs Simpson, remarried W H Simpson after learning of Dyer's existence. The elder Dyer was captured and imprisoned at Andersonville, escaped, and later learned of his wife and child in the west. The younger Dyer plans to visit Oklahoma with a stake but may stay in Idaho.

Spokane Thirtythird Iowa Lincoln F. M. Dyer Wyandott Okla J. H. Dyer Simpson W. H. Simpson Dyer Oregon Country Andersonville Oklahoma

Foley's Honey and Tar Sale Notice at North Yakima Drug

Certification states all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure cough or cold. It stops coughing and heals lungs, preventing pneumonia and consumption. Genuine yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Sold at North Yakima Drug Store, A D Sloan proprietor.

Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Y M C A Faces Possible Lawsuit Over Unfinished Building

The Y M C A fears only a lawsuit may finish the unfinished building as bonding company attorneys in Seattle claim no knowledge of the dispute. Officials held peace talks, but letters go unanswered and no settlement is near. A meeting at 5 o clock tonight will include the board of trustees and Mr. Hodge to review educational work, with Hodge delivering a lecture titled The Third Side of a Triangle at 8:30 this evening at the Methdist Episcopal church. A musical program will supplement the gathering.

Bonding Company Seattle Rhe Hodge Methdist Episcopal Church Association

Special Announcement on Foley Honey and Tar Safety

A public statement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not restricted by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. The North Yakima Drug Store sells it, with A D Sloan as proprietor.

Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Wapato Shipping Figures Suppressed by Northern Pacific

The Wapato Independent reports that Northern Pacific refuses to release 1907 freight and express totals for Wapato, a key eastern Washington shipping point. The article estimates 62 230 tons overall, with 12 120 tons live stock 7 500 tons wagon goods and 900 tons miscellaneous, noting uncertainty in the figures while criticizing the secrecy.

Wapato Northern Pacific Railway Washington Norther Pacific Corporation Wapato Independent Northern Pacific Company Opus Criticsersce Dette Oisinss Marc OSSD Daar Durerenses

Alfalfa Prosperity Sparks Folly and A Missouri Profit Tale

In Yakima valley alfalfa drives pride and local boasting as fields flourish under sun. A Missouri report credits Dr Crowly with high alfalfa profits after 12 acres yielded four cuts totaling five tons per acre, proving a lucrative venture against early skepticism.

Yakima Chinook The Canaan Missouri Eureka Crowly

Profit Possibility from Land and Crops Questioned

The letter argues a land cost of 2009 dollars per acre would yield a 5 percent return. It cites a fifth alfalfa crop reaching 12 to 14 inches, with a wheat crop of 244 bushels and pasture value. The writer claims five tons per acre of alfalfa yields clear profit and asks for opinion.

Washington Court Suit Seeks Annulment of Robertson Marriage

Mrs Barbara Robertson files suit for annulment against Guy Robertson alleging they are first cousins by blood, which is illegal in Washington. Married August 5, 1907, the couple reportedly could not get along. She previously accused him of beating her and sought support. no community property is involved.

Barbara Robertson Guy Robertson

Local Osteopathy Practice Offers Nonmedical Treatments

Prof. Jas F. Zediker operates from five-year offices above Ditter Bros. store and has treated over 1300 cases with notable success. He clarifies he does not practice medicine or surgery and uses osteopathy, massage, electricity, vibration, hot air baths, hydrotherapy, and mental suggestion among methods. Dr Almira M. Davenport will share the space for obstetrical work with free consultation and cash terms.

Jas. F. Zediker Ditter Bros Almira M. Davenport

Kentucky Rep Seeks Gold Coins Bearing In God We Trust

Representative James of Kentucky testified before the House committee on weights and measures in support of a bill to restore to U S gold coins the inscription In God We Trust. He said he was assured the measure would be reported favorably.

Washington James Kentucky House Committee On Weights and Measures United States

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