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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
5
Cattle men from Washington prepare to meet Forest Supervisor Allen January 9 to 11 to discuss range allotments for the year. Meetings with cattle and wool men discuss range conditions, closed and opened sections, and application numbers for grazing permits amid improved water supply and steady stock numbers.
Pas tor Russell reports in Tokio on December 81st as the Foreign Missions Investigation Committee hears earnest addresses urging a faith ballast. He cites 409 students with 4 professing Christianity, 17 others of fathers' faith, 60 atheists, 282 agnostics, 46 noncommittal. He warns that lack of will and faith risks anarchy and calls for choosing a right line of service and direction for the coming year.
A speaker reflects on resolving to follow Christ and oppose worldly temptation. He contrasts Japanese gentleness and Shinto/Buddhist influence with Christian love, urges reverence for ancestors, and explains that Christ’s redemptive work benefits all mankind through a future Messianic Kingdom guided by a chosen spiritual Israel.
The article warns that overwatering and shallow cultivation ruin crops. It favors deep narrow furrows, sub irrigation, and careful timing. It urges mulching to prevent evaporation, followed by prompt cultivation and weed control to lower costs and improve soil.
A verse piece compares females and males across roles from shop windows to kitchens and chores. It claims the shemale of the species is more grasping and hungrier, outperforming the male in many tasks from cooking to housekeeping and companionship.
Local readers reported success after using Herald want ads. The paper’s classified section drew inquiries for jobs, housing and merchandise, with several listings leading to quick responses and sales.
A condensed, early 20th century creed emphasizing self reliance, honest work, perseverance, courtesy, generosity, and positive faith in future rewards. It asserts belief in today as the work done now and in honest methods to achieve results.
Muskogee report notes Senator Stone of Missouri endorsing Clark for president. Speaker Clark reacts by saying no man proclaims his own candidacy and jokes about the announcement.
After illness convalescents need nourishing food and a tonic. Vinci cod liver and iron tonic promises appetite restoration, better digestion, and stronger flesh and vitality. Buy at Fred L. Janeck Drugstore. refund if it does not help.
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