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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
7
An old classified ad promotes women’s handkerchiefs and all muslin underwear at sacrifice prices. Linen and other items for the coming season are included. Special value in exclusive suit lengths priced at 8.38 and sales items around 1.98.
A department sale touts Bradley shoes and dress shirts with heavy discounts for men women and boys. It features Bradley blucher dress shoes box calf and velour calf models plus men’s work shirts hats and sweaters at reduced prices. Also advertised are children’s shoes and a grocery section with Selected canned fruits and vegetables at cut prices.
Louis Paulhan in a Farman biplane dazzled 20 000 spectators at Aviation Park with dramatic aerial maneuvers. The opening day featured Beachey and Knabenshue in dirigibles, Glenn Curtiss in a monoplane, and Hamilton in a Curtiss craft as crowds cheered the aviation meet.
Murray W Ayres of Transit Bridge New York near death from liver trouble and feverish decline writes he nearly died with yellow skin sunken eyes and 46 pounds lost. Electric Bitters healed him restoring 49 pounds and strength. The medicine helps stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold for 50 cents at Case's.
Toppenish Chief of Police Snyder loses job after public dispute over arrests and county sheriff’s office conduct. Deputy Wellington accuses Snyder of drunken bias and fabricates court actions to discredit him as officers fight over bootlegging cases and record discrepancies.
The advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and urges immediate use to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. It cites Dr. Abernethy and lists North Yakima Drug Store as the seller.
Secretary Kumler projects an April 1 overdraft under 5000 while district income from taxes and state apportionment totals 60000. Indebtedness stands at 288223.01 with interest costs 13695. Warrant interest and insurance history cited. discussion on accepting warrants at 6 percent faces banker opposition.
The Yakima Auto Company has moved to new quarters in the Ford building on East Yakima Avenue. The facility is described as the finest garage quarters in Washington or Oregon with modern conveniences and up to date machinery. A stock of 1910 model cars is arriving and on display for central Washington owners.
Selah Moxee Canal officials report teamsters hauling rock to the Moxee bridge road have rolled large boulders down the hillside above the flume. Rocks have crashed through the flume near Selah grade causing damage estimated at $50. Officials will seek county restitution for the losses.
Congress schedules a major investigation into the Balklinger Pinecot controversy after the Senate unanimously adopts a joint resolution. The measure mirrors a House action and sets up a committee to oversee the inquiry, with public lands issues noted as a broader context. A later item mentions cough remedies and Foley’s Honey products, appearing as an unrelated ad insertion.
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