Favorite Prescription Offered for Nursing Mothers and Women
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription advertised as a powerful restorative for nursing mothers and overworked women. Claims include relief from headaches back ache irregular periods and pelvic symptoms with a pure glyceric extract of medicinal roots and no alcohol. Offers a booklet by mail for composition and endorsements and urges use as a remedy of known composition.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Suffalo
Hop Acreage Cut Urged to Prevent Starvation Prices
P M Rooney, veteran hop handler, argues in a letter to a California grower published in the Oregonian that western hop acreage must shrink. He cites figures for 1906 1907 stocks and consumption and warns of shortages and rising prices until the new crop arrives.
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P. M. Rooney
California
The
Oregonian
Hops Surplus Forecast Prompts Grower Warning and Backing Prices
The article argues a looming hop surplus for 1909 with numbers for California New York Oregon Washington and England. It cautions growers to exit a 1907 hold and warns that profits will shift from cents per pound to per bale as overproduction grows and demand tightens.
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California
New York
Oregon
Washington
United States
England
Rooney
Dr Kings New Discovery Sold At Local Drugstore
Patient George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after a severe cough. He reports improvement began with the first bottle and that after a dozen bottles he was well and happy again. The remedy is advertised as a cure for coughs colds and weak sore lungs and a preventive for pneumonia. Available at C C Case druggist with prices 50 cents and one dollar.
Washington Fruits Exibited in National Capital Proposed
Senator Samuel H. Piles advocates an exhibition of Washington state fruits in Washington DC to boost publicity. He notes visitors would see apples and other produce from Spokane area and requests literature to distribute, urging the chamber of commerce to organize the display.
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Washington
National Capital
D. C
Samuel H. Piles
Chamber of Commerce
Piles
Express
Spokane
Senator Piles
State of Washington
State of
Tracts Sold Near Belma Washington Farm Transfers
James Day sells one of his 10 acre alfalfa ranches to Clara Rider of Sprague for 170 dollars per acre. Frank Martin sells his 30 acre Euclid ranch to J F Scott of North Yakima for seven thousand dollars. A seven acre prune orchard accompanies the Euclid property. A C Jenks of Walla Walla will move the Bethany Presbyterian church to Grandview a distance about three miles, with delivery in Grandview within 30 days.
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Belma
Wash
James Day
Clara Rider
Sprague
Frank Martin
Mabton
Euclid
J. F. Scott
North Yakima
A. C. Jenks
Walla Walla
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Grandview
Increase City Pay Raises for Health Officer and Deputy
The council debated increasing the health officer salary to 75 dollars with the deputy at 75, debating amendments to 50 and 75 while appointing the deputy by the officer. The amendment to set the health officer at 50 failed 4 to 2, and another to require deputy approval by the council was defeated. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs and croup is advertised as immediate relief, sold by C. W. Camp.
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Miller
Sanitary Department
Mull
C. W. Camp
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Illinois settlers toast Lincoln birthday in Yakima hotel
Illinois natives now living in Yakima honored Abraham Lincoln at a Pacific hotel birthday banquet. Attendees included leading Yakima businessmen and former Illinois residents. The event featured a portrait of Lincoln, a reception, toasts, and a full banquet with this strong Illinois society forming a lasting presence in Yakima civic life.
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Illinois
Yakima
Abraham Lincoln
Pacific Hotel
Lincoln
Indian father-in-law uses rifle to scare lovers in daring escape
A Umatilla brave woos a Yakima girl's hand, elopes with her on a pony. The girl's father chases with a rusty rifle, but aims only to frighten the couple. He proudly proclaims he has two other sons-in-law and no real danger, as a white rancher notes the scene. Virgil Womack of Mabton recovers well after appendectomy at St Elizabeth's hospital.
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Toppenish
Umatilla
Lochinvar
Alfalfa
Virgil
C. O. Womack
Mabton
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Illinois Event Highlights Lincoln Themed Entertainment Night
Brandt and a large list of speakers and performers, including W W Watson C Roy King E Remy and H M Gilbert, showcased Lincoln themed pieces and rural Illinois topics. Wright's Orchestra led by J L Hughes was elected to permanent organization with Gilbert as vice president and Van Brunt as secretary. Congressmen Jones drew attention as a former Illinoisan and potential senator candidate.
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W. E. Zuppann
Illinois
W. I. Huxtable
Harrison
B. F. Barge
C. van Brandt
Lincoln Stories
A. H. Henry
H. M. Gilbert
Wright's Orchestra
J. Ll. Hughes
Centralia
Jenesee
E. C. van Brunt
Champaign
Lee Tittle
Jones
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promised to Prevent Sickness
A Hot Springs Arkansas testimonial claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup prevents many severe spells of coughs colds bronchitis and whooping cough. Mrs S writes she keeps a bottle in her medicine chest and thanks forethought for avoiding sickness. sold by D H Fry druggist.
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Ballard
Hot Springs
Ark
D. H. Fry
Poll tax poll: consolation prize dog catcher offered
City Attorney Forsyth urges appealing the poll tax ordinance describing it as unjust and costly. John Shardell is the sole applicant, offered dog catcher instead, but he declines. Mull says the ordinance is a dead letter. officials face initial losses, and resignation may follow. Liberty Tex dec 25 1992. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup praised in letter from Ed Vindicator reader.
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Forsyth
John Shardell
Mull
Death of Yakima ranch foreman Hoag after suicide attempt
C H Hoag foreman of the Moxee ranch died about 8 30 Friday night in a west side hotel. Death was due to pneumonia possibly superinduced by laudanum used in a suicide attempt. Hoag, a well known local rancher, had lived here 15 years and is survived by a wife, son and daughter. His wife is ill in St Elizabeths hospital and unaware of his death.
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Proeumonia
Moxee Ranch
C. H. Hoag
West Side
Hoag
Yakima County
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Club Rules Limit Public Challenges and Ex exhibitions
Members of the Amateur Athletic Club say letters of challenge via newspaper columns are barred by association rules. They state any exhibitions so arranged will not be counted as club entertainment and that all matches are arranged between club members.
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Amateur Athletic Club
Exhibition rounds limited to three for clean sport appeal
The passage describes a side exhibition limited to three rounds to satisfy statute. Members boost support to ensure open access and benefit for any attendee while promoting safe, clean sport.
Commercial Club backs publicity Push to grow membership
The governing board reduced the entry fee from 20 to 10 dollars for 30 days and aims to add 50 members as new city arrivals bolster membership. A publicity committee led by George Donald will oversee efforts including opening an Spokane office and forming a 20 member group to approach valley cities. A real estate collaboration and a smoke and dance social are planned.
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Commercial Club
George Donald
John H. Weigel
A. B. Whitson
A. T
Larson
J. D. Cornett
C.H. Barnes
Express Office Planned at Selah by Northern Express
Co. F. Hayward route agent and Local Agent Smith visited Selah to study conditions and Hayward will recommend establishing an express office there. Plans include stopping Nos. 15 16 and 5 to provide better train service and express connections for the locality.
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Selah
Co. F. Hayward
Northern Express Company
Smith
Hayward
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Miles Cannon
Columbia River
E. C. van
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Pineuse Medicine CO
Chicago
U.S. A
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A. J. Helton
Hancock County
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Globe
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