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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1903
Page
5
The Yakima Herald itemizes hay and feed for sale, new business partnerships in construction and piano sales, a clothing company plant absorption, staff relocations, elocution classes, multiple sale notices for land and horses, dental extraction services, domestic worker ads, and local auction transfers with names and addresses.
Ben Olney, a well educated half breed Indian and son of a prominent Yakima Indian, was brought to town last Friday and bound over by Commissioner Howlett for drunkenness and selling whisky to other Indians. He pleaded guilty to the charges.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer scare report claims brewers favor European hops while The Herald notes local growers will set terms as demand rises. The Trade Register confirms foreign supply is insufficient, with prices around 26 to 30 cents and a North Yakima sale at 80 cents per pound.
A humorous exchange features a student claiming King John signed the Magna Charta at the bottom. The text then shifts to an anecdote about a child recovering from croup after a One Minute Cough Cure dose, with a Chester Michigan postmaster’s endorsement. It ends with a joke about an alarm clock and buckwheat batter.
An ornamental nursery advertisement proclaims Stark Bros. Nursery as the oldest and largest in the United States and promises payment for inquiries about trees shrubs berry bushes grape vines and related plant stock.
Advertises a citywide men’s underwear line claiming Silk and Linen garments surpass all linen options. Highlights comfort elasticity warmth and twice the durability of pure linen. Suggests a superior choice for daily wear and long-lasting use.
A retailer urges customers to audit their winter clothing and visit the shop to fill gaps in their wardrobe. The message emphasizes completing outfits with a single garment or suit to finish the season.
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