Yakima Poultry Show Promises Big Third Exhibition
The Yakima Poultry Association announces its third annual Central Washington event running January 13 to 18, with entries due January 8. Judge W C Denny of Rochester New York and a robust list of special premiums from local businesses accompany lectures by Denny, highlighting prizes for best pens and birds across breeds.
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Yakima Poultry Association
Washington
W. C. Denny
Rochester
N. Y
F. A. Morgan
A. F. Linse
S. H. Schreiner
J. H. Hysom
C. E B. Zirkle
A. M. Cale
S. A. Fry
Leon D. Green
Denny
C. C. Case
Wyandottes
Rhode Island Reds
London Apple Trade Is Bad and Markets Demoralize
December market letter from W. Denis & Sons reports a demoralized London apple trade due to heavy arrivals. Prices for various stocks fall 10s to 16s per box with many varieties listed from Canadian Spies to Nova Scotian Ribstones, amid tight money and reduced buying.
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W. Denis & Sons
London
Oregon
California
Nova
Home remedy claims relief for rheumatism and kidney issues
A homemade mix of fluid extract dandelion half ounce compound potassium, one ounce compound syrup sarsaparilla three ounces is recommended to relieve rheumatism backache and urinary problems before Brights disease. It is described as vegetable based harmless and inexpensive to obtain from pharmacies.
Army promotions announced by Adjutant General Ortis Hamilton
In the city on Tuesday Adjutant General Ortis Hamilton promoted Second Lieutenant W F Tuesley to First Lieutenant with rank from December 13 1907 and assigned to the Second battalion under Major Lemon. Sergeants L L Bolles and H R Humphrey are to become Second Lieutenants with rank from December 13 1907 and assigned to Company E. Bolles will report to an examining board on December 1 this year to determine fitness for First Lieutenant. The orders follow the December 13 examination and will alter Company E officer personnel.
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Ortis Hamilton
W. F. Tuesley
Lemon
Sargeants
L. L. Bolles
H. R. Humphrey
Bolles
Watch repair by Otto Nelson at No 7 North Second
If you have a good watch that needs repairing take it to Otto Nelson the watchmaker No 7 North Second street. For results use Herald want ads.
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Otto Nelson
North Second Street
Spraying credited for Yakima Valley fruit quality rise
Eldren E. Jenne, a former Pullman student, showcased spraying at proper times in two years, turning Yakima Valley orchards 98 percent parasite free. The Washington State Horticultural Association plans a Walla Walla convention Jan 29 to 31 with about 300 Yakima delegates, highlighting higher orchard values compared with other regions.
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Washington
Pullman College
Yakima Valley
Eldren E. Jenne
Pullman
Jenne
Yakima
Washington State
Everett
Walla Walla
Commercial Club
White's Cream Vermifuge touted as worm cure for children
A testimonial from Joe Daniel of Surmac Tennessee claims White's Cream Vermifuge cured a child’s colic and purged 73 worms after the first dose. The product is advertised as mild to the child and also removes mucous and slime surrounding worm nests. Sold by D H Fry Drug Co.
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Joe Daniel
Surmac
Tenn
D. H. Fry Drug Co
New Oregon Contractor Considers Move to Yakima
S P Baker of Dufur Oregon, brother in law of J A Orchard, is visiting North Yakima during the holidays and may locate here. He plans to buy a ranch near the city and work as an architect and contractor. A recent Baker contract was a $10 000 hotel building designed by him. His son, a skilled window draper, would join the family in Yakima if they invest.
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S. P. Baker
S. P. Baker & Son
Dufur
Oregon
J. A. Orchard
Yakima
Bake
Special crockery sale at Coffin Bros by carload
Stained dishes offered in a special sale at Coffin Brothers. A carload shipment is advertised with per thousand pricing and shipment terms mentioned. Scott's Lumber Yard is noted in the same notice.
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Coffin Bros
Saintes
Scott’s Lumber Yard
Dairymen Back From State Convention
Mr and Mrs K D Fear return from Stanwood where they attended the State Dairymen convention. Fear reports the event the best dairy convention in the state. Prof Spillman spoke from the Agriculture Department Washington D C. Fear’s exhibit won blue ribbon for top scored batter at the convention among thirty five competitors from statewide sections.
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FE. D. Fear
Stanwood
Miss F C Slocombe Plans Yakima Visit
Seattle teacher Miss F C Slocombe principal of John B. Allen school spends her vacation with Mr and Mrs E D Fear off North Second avenue. She looks forward to sunny Yakima days and hopes to become a resident there.
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F.C. Slocombe
John B. Allen School
Seattle
E. D. Fear
North Second Avenue
Slocombe
Yakima
Reverend S C Smith Returns From Portland Wedding
Reverend S C Smith attend ed the wedding of his daughter Miss Gladys Smith to Mr Harry Buckles on Sunday. The ceremony took place at his sister Mrs P B Snyder home. The bride known in this city spent several years here. Buckles recently held a position with the Southern Pacific railway. The couple will reside at 1110 E 26th Street North Portland.
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S. C. Smith
Portland
Gladys Smith
Harry Buckles
P. B. Snyder
Buckles
Southern Pacific Railway Company
E. 26Th Street North
Wapato petitions for incorporation after rejection
Wapato refuses to accept the county commissioners decision of December 2 and presents a second petition to the board praying for incorporation. The commissioners will decide at the next regular meeting on January 6. The petition lists a population of 15 and is signed by 72 residents.
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Wapato
Red Cross manager gives chocolates to phone girls
Charles D. Walker, manager of the Red Cross Employment Agency, presented to each one of the phone girls a nice package of Gunther's chocolates.
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Charles D. Walker
Red Cross Employment Agency
Harris Edges Mundell in Leefsons Rifle Contest
In a Leefsons gallery rifle contest Mr. Harris defeated Mr. Mundell by 28 to 27 to win a fine double barrelled 12 gauge shotgun as the prize.
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Leefsons’ Galleries
Harris
Mundell
Merwin's Christmas Baby Arrives Christmas Day
Mr and Mrs E J Merwin welcomed a new son delivered by the stork on Christmas Day confirming a holiday birth for the family.
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E. J. Merwin
Stork
Christmas Licenses Issued Before Christmas Day
The Herald notes licenses issued the day before Christmas, listing pairs such as Herbert W. Donohe with Miss Francelia G. Hillhouse and Samuel G. Alen with Mrs. Vietta P. Rolfe, among others including Clinton L. Walker and Mary Hollett who is 17, with her father George Hollett signing.
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Herald
Herbert W. Donohe
Francelia G. Hillhouse
Samuel G. Alen
Vietta P. Rolfe
William C. Walker
Mary E. Gross
Arthur Bertrand
Nellie Royse
Charles F. Dietz
Bertha Jungst
Albert Bendler
Mary A. Smith
Clinton L. Walker
Mary Hollett
George Hollett
Bohanon 1907 alfalfa and potato experiment yields over $60,000
EB F Bohanon reports 1907 results from 500 acres with 480 acres yielding 2860 tons alfalfa sold at $15 per ton totaling 39666 and 1320 tons remaining. Eight car loads of potatoes from 18 acres valued near $4000 plus land set aside.
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EB. F. Bohanon
Logan Couple Attend Seattle House Party
Mr and Mrs R J Logan travel to Seattle to attend a house party and will stay for a period as guests of Jesse Rose a local resident and member of the Rose Land company.
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R. J. Logan
Seattle
Jesse Rose
City
The
Rose Land Company
Fire Department Presents Christmas Ring to Chief Hauser
Chief Hauser received a handsome Knights of Pythias ring from fellow firefighters as a festive Christmas gift.
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Hauser
Fire Department
Tennants Adopt 20-Month-Old Child of Nevy Family
The 20 months' old son of John E. Nevy, whose mother died last April, has been adopted by Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Tennant.
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John E. Nevy
E. G. Tennant
Song Published Chief Seattle by Nagler Nayler
Frank X. Nagler receives the first edition from Chicago publishers for his new song Chief Seattle. Words by N. H. Nayler and music by Nagler in two four time with a war chorus. Popular in the west where Chief Seattle has long been a sentiment and title.
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Frank X. Nagler
Chicago
Chief Seattle
N. H. Nayler
Mr. Nagler
West
Cox Back from Seattle Moves to Wed Acknowledges Ads
Cody C. Cox returns from Seattle replying to several applicants who seek his hand in marriage per his matrimonial advertisement in last Sunday's Herald.
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Cody C. Cox
Seattle
Flint Returns From Seattle After Finger Amputation
A. L. Flint, long afflicted with blood poisoning, returned from Seattle on Wednesday. There he had his right forefinger amputated at the first joint.
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A. L. Flint
Seattle
Homefinding Society aids Spokane children in need of homes
Mrs. B. A. MacDonald of East Yakima Avenue reports Spokane’s Washington Homefinding Society crowded with children awaiting adoption. Fourteen children were gathered last month and prepared for inspection, but the home is seriously handicapped by lack of funds while donors recognize the good work.
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B. A. MacDonald
East
Yakima Avenue
Washington Homefinding Society
Spokane
Christmas Yakima Apples Delight Bremer County Friends
Mrs. W. M. Nelson sends Yakima apples to eastern friends as gifts. A Bremer County Iowa surveyor reports the box arrived in good condition and praises the fruit quality, noting it inspired a ranch purchase in North Yakima Valley. He thanks Miss Nelson and asks when to return the favor.
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W. M. Nelson
Yakima
Bremer County
Iowa
Waverly
Hoover House
Nelson
North Yakima
Washington
H. S. Hoover
Herbine praised for constipation relief in Columbia ad
Mrs S of Columbia Tennessee praises Herbine as a positive cure for constipation digestion and liver complaints. She keeps a supply on hand and notes significant relief. Sold by D H Fry Drug Co.
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Columbia, Tenn
D. H. Fry Drug Co
Fine Station Hose Cart Leads State Fire Homes
West side fire station No. 2 models a modern station with an automobile hose cart. Captain E. G. Dawson oversees Carl Brown and R. C Mitchell as five boys maintain a neat, attractive setup. The auto hose cart offers five second response versus twelve seconds for horse drawn equipment.
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West Side
Washington
E. G. Dawson
Carl Brown
R. C Mitchell
Dawson
Building method cuts wood use says Spo kane contractor
Herald Special Service Spokane reports C F Pease, a Spokane builder, claims a wet concrete process will cut wood demand and aid forest preservation. His blocks are cast in galvanized molds, use one part cement to seven parts sand and gravel, and allow two block courses to be laid daily with interior work starting after walls.
Healing Miracle Reported in South Dakota Mines Story
In Mound City Mrs. E J Clapp recounts a dramatic cure for her son, nearly dying from lung and throat illness. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for stopping exhausting coughing every five minutes and saving his life. The remedy is guaranteed for coughs and throat and lung troubles by Case druggist.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. J. Clapp
Pelle
Case
Moving School Forces Shift to Lincoln Campus
School staff from the board to the stenographers work overtime moving desks and tables from the Central building to the Lincoln location. Fifteen teachers will hold forth at the Lincoln when school commences Monday.
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Lincoln
Burned man and house damaged in Christmas Eve blaze
A. F. Fife, living on the extension of North Fourth street, was badly burned when a match head flew off and ignited curtains. He tried to fight the fire alone, suffering burns to his hands as a result. The residence sustained about $50 in damage.
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A. F. Fife
North Fourth Street
Fife
Golden Medical Discovery praised by leading medical writers
Medical writers and teachers from several schools endorse Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach dyspepsia liver complaints and chronic catarrhal diseases. The formula lists Black Cherrybark Golden Seal Bloodroot and other roots as key ingredients celebrated by professors and authorities.
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Pierce
Chicago
Sudorsimg
Piense
Butfalo
N.Y
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Sampson & Warwick
George Garrow
Partridge Wyandottes
Herald Publishing Co
Morning Herald
Myers
Yakima Hardware Co
Rhode Island
Cahalans
Red Cross Pharmacy
Ditter Bros
Janeck Drug Store
Dudley Shoe Co
Golden Wyandottes
John H. Weigel
J. B. Braden
Coffin Bros., Rocking Chair For 1St Pen Buff Wyandottes. Moxee Hardware Co
Yakima Drug Co
Red Front Clothing
D. H. Fry
E. O. Keck
Co. W. Camp
Pratt
Minorca
Eldred J Nne
Mrs. K. D. Fear
Miss Smith
Cox
Flint
Fine Station
Local Improvement District Nou
West Yakima Avenue
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Seventh Avenue West
North Yaktron
Cc. R. Donovan
First National Bank
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