Yakima Herald page from January 9 1905
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
4
New Federal Drug Law Takes Effect January First
The United States drug law became effective on January 1, 1907, requiring labeling of contents, potency, and opiate levels. Inspectors will check stock on hand if bottles dated December 31, 1906 remain unlabeled, with penalties for misbranding and adulteration defined in Sections 6 through 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
O. K
Secretary of Agriculture
Pharmacyopera
Pharmacopeia
Adulteration Act Guaranty Requirements Outline
The text outlines that a party in the United States selling articles to dealers must provide a guaranty that the items are not adulterated or misbranded. The guarantee must include the name and address of the seller and makes the seller liable to prosecutions and penalties equivalent to those facing the dealer under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias Install Officers
A joint installation was held at the Masonic hall with Mrs Dora Short and Charles Hauser presiding. New officers for both groups were named and the event included card games and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Dora Short
G. G
K. of P
Charles Hauser
Alice Fenton
P. C
Florence Curry
M. BE. C
May Wands
Protector
Fred Ackenhausen
O. G
Myrtle Hamilton
Lizzie Badger
Amy Adams
Megr
Leona Hauser
E. S
Florence Linse
E. J
A. B. Sweney
C. C
B. S. Snyder
Vo. C
H. A. Shaw
W. E. Hurd
M. W
C. M. Hauser
J. C. Liggett
W. R. Linse
J. R. Gale
H. F. Thompson
Mayor-elect Morgan Promises “Good Government”
Ellensburg’s mayor-elect Morgan delivers inaugural address on a Good Government platform. He pledges a just law enforcement, economic, and honest city administration and urges a square deal for all citizens and officials. He warns that disregarding the law threatens government stability and vows strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Ellensburg
Captain Lermond Blamed In Seattle Steamboat Disaster
Washington January 2 The steamboat inspection report on the Dix and Jeanie collision near Seattle November 18 that killed about 50 sites blame on Dix captain Perry Lermond while exonerating Jeanie captain Mason who fulfilled legal duties The finding says Lermond surrendered Dix navigation to an unlicensed first officer and ends with removal of Lermond's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dix
Jeanie
Seattle
Department of Commerce and Labor
Perry Lermond
Mason
Lermond
Governor Folk Endorses Direct Primary and Wide Reforms
Missouri Governor Folk urges a state primary for all elective offices and direct senatorial selection if possible, plus laws to curb lobbying, regulate railrates, ban betting on horse races, curb bucket shops, and raise corporate accountability. He cites road, tax, and anti monopoly measures and urges constitutional convention proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Folk
Missouri
United States
General Assembly
Congress
Rural Free Delivery Reaches Decade Milestone
Washington reports ten years of rural free delivery with 9447 routes at peak growth. Petitions per month fell from 700 in 1905 to 300 now, while carrier counts rose from 83 in 1897 to 35,666 in 1905 and funding grew from 40,000 to 25.8 million dollars by 1906. Complete country rural service.
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United States
Illinois
Ohio
Iowa
Georgia
Indiana
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
Arizona
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
New Jersey
Maine
Congress
Want T. A. Noble for City Engineer
The Central Improvement club met to discuss paving Yakima streets. A. Larson urged brick or asphalt with water and sewer connections, noting brick durability and traffic suitability. The group considered bids and preliminary work, with Engineer Kenley saying the matter should be placed in the hands of a potential appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Improvement Club
Commercial Club
Alex Miller
L. O. Janeck
Miller
Hell
A. Larson
Larson
Yakima Avenue
Yakima
Walla Walla
A. B. Weed
Kenley
City considers paving options and drainage needs
G T Aumiller urges asphalt paving where possible and complete underground work before paving. T A Noble supports good paving with low maintenance costs and study of local costs and methods. A three member committee and engineer T A Noble proposed. residential paving discussed. meeting adjourned for report in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Noble
Fechter
Improvement Club
T. A Noble
A. B. Weed
W. B. Dudley
J. D. Medill
A. E. Larson
Vestal Snyder
Railroad Building for 1907 Promises Major State Growth
Rail construction in 1907 will likely rival any state as many lines are projected. The Milwaukee is busy with grading and large mid state sections are near completion. The Union Pacific plans extensive rail laying between Tacoma and Portland before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Union Pacife
Tacoma
Portland
Herbine Promised As Cure For Liver Complaints
Harrell of Austin Texas writes that Herbine has regulated his liver after a year of use and he gladly recommends it as a fine medicine for dyspepsia Colton Mry Drug Co markets the product promising health joy from good digestion and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell
Austin
Texas
Colton-Mry Drug Co
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