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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1909

Page

4

Two Boys Stand Out in North Yakima Adoration

A North Yakima post office notice highlights two boys, Alonzo and Bill. Neighbors remark on Alonzo as a polite and thoughtful youth while the speaker praises Bill for hard work splitting firewood and shoveling snow. The piece exudes small town pride and family sentiment.

Gothenburg Saloon Idea Draws Montclair Church Interest

A group of prominent Montclair New Jersey church figures plans a Gothenburg style saloon experiment aiming to cut liquor profits and curb excess. The plan echoes European models and contagious opposition from temperance allies cites Bishop Potter’s subway saloon as a cautionary example.

Gothenburg America Montclair N. J Bishop Potter Scandinavia England Henry Smith Williams McClure's Sweden Williams New Jersey

The Outdoor Cure for Tuberculosis Trials

The Chicago Tuberculosis Institute reports 4000 deaths in the past year on the city’s death dial, marking two and a quarter hour intervals for each victim. Proposals include open air schools for consumptives and a municipal open air hospital to treat patients with tuberculosis.

Chicago Frank Wing

Fresh Air Treatment for Tuberculosis Earns Support

A cautious endorsement emerges for outdoor sleeping as a sickness measure for tuberculosis. Advocates note air-rich practices and recall hospital or school use, while a new sanitarium funded by a Chicago philanthropist promises relief and stronger resolve in the fight against the white plague.

Water municipalization debate weighs costs and supply

The article argues cautious study before switching water systems from private to city control, noting engineering insight on wells, costs, and capacity. It stresses pure, abundant supply as essential, warns against antiquated infrastructure, and compares private sales to municipal ownership while critiquing the Anti Saloon League bill analysis.

Naches

Senate votes clash over local option in dry counties

The bill to allow cities of different classes to be separate dry units faced repeated Senate amendments and defeat. Supporters claimed local option is unfair while backers of regulators faced resistance from lawmakers including Senator Cameron who had professed support for a similar local option.

The Republic Senate Cameron Yakima Benton

Social and club events in Yakima society circles

Mrs. W I Lince hosts Pythian Sisters at 11 South Naches, with new members added and a social afternoon. The Bereans stage a college girl one act farce with colonial costumes and a Washington theme. Co E N G W holds a grand military ball at Tieton Hall with 150 couples and ceremonial march. Yakima Boosters concert and Y M C A benefit announced for Friday. Naches Ave Whist Club and Womens Relief events mark Washington's birthday with bridge games and festive decor. Silver wedding anniversary party at Chase Hill ends with gifts and a grand supper. Washington birthday luncheons and birthday party dinner clusters fill the week.

Pythian Sisters Club W. I. Lince South Naches Avenue Emma Fisher Kittie Wood Miss Wood North Second Street Bereans Ralph E. Harris New Christian Church Harris George Washington Evangeline Howick Martha Washington Tieton Hall John M. Curry Nagler Wright W. L. Lemon J. M. Curry Walter Tuesley Edith L. Bolles Harry R. Humphrey Lewis Bolles L. B. Bissel R. B. Goulet George Benoit Walter Chambers Richard Rist Naches Avenue Chambers Thompson Flats Ira M. Krutz Kernon Charles Wenner H. J. Rand Harry B. Rigg Harry E. Moran C. C. Phelps George J. Listman Fred Parker Annie Wright E. D. Palmer W. W. Gamble John M. Perry Marquis W. Phillips Frederic C. Hall Charles C. Case William Scott Seattle Women’s Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Orrin R. Wilkins Tenth Avenue South Washington Lloyd Garretson Chase Hill R. M. Shannon Lena Birchfield J. Howard Wright E. G. Peck Robert Johnson J. L. Hughes Fred Helton H. H. Hopper Rollin V. Hopper Irving Bigford R. D. Herod J. R. Gladwin J. F. Leible Charles Danel L. G. Butler George A. Rhodes Eva Smith Amelia Mann Emma Fairchild Lola Hopper Edgar Smith Edmund Swen West South Nndies Avenue Henry H. Lombard Alfred J. Helton Henry J. Snively Jessie Snively Thomas Martin Murray B. Miles Frederick C. Hall George Donald Alexander Miller Frank Willams of Toppenish George J. Hill F. A. Morgan J. Tenant Henry H. Lampard Frank Horsley Johns Ellensburg E. B. Moore C. J. Lynch Walter O. Bradbury W. W. Robertson Bertha Johnson W. L. Steinweg Bridge Frank P. Mullins Lola Lowther Thomas L. Martin Ida Sharkey Zelah Fraser Charles A. Marsh Cliff E. C. van Brandt Harold J. Doolittle Harvey Fry E. G.pownsend W. E. Forman Susie Boyle Marjorie Moran Helen Donald Helen Wright Suzanne Erwin Laura James Luther E. Campbell James Louden J. O. Greenway Frank Keuhn Ralph Williamson Hugo H. Luhman Harry Pratt Bertha Getsch M. W. Pennington Goldberg North Nadhes Avenue Richard Strobach Bridge Club Strobach

Stop Food Fermentation With Diapepin

Indigestion and stomach trouble stem from fermentation of undigested food. A 50 cent case of Pape Diapepsin promises quick relief within minutes after taking one 22 grain triangle. Stop fermentation, regain appetite, and eat without fear of discomfort.

Nursey Ad Offers Grafted Trees and Plants in Sunnyside

Outlook Nursery in Sunnyside Washington advertises home grown grafted trees and scions from Yakima Valley with Bartlett pears, commercial apples, and strawberry plants. Specializes in low prices and full rooted stock. Prop R F D No 2. 5-tt.

Yakima Valley Bartlett Pears Outlook Nursery E. P. Copps Sunnyside Wash

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