Local short items and notes from Yakima area
U S Deputy Marshal Dilley returned from Tacoma. John Schreader aged 80 died at his Ahtanum home. Miss Lillian F E Whitaker of St Paul arrived visiting sister Mrs Leigh R Freeman. Tuer Herave adds Bryan's paper to club list for 2 papers 2 subscribers 2 25. Representative O'Brien Franklin county delayed by Selah rail accident en route to Olympia. Ditter Bros Joseph Ditter on Sound vacation likely to visit Portland Oregon. H J Snively Edward Whitson left for Olympia for legislature inauguration. Dr W H Hare left for Olympia undecided on appointment or preside Third House. P H McGrath married Maude Ives in Ellensburg will live in Spokane. Petitions to legislate bounty for coyotes and other pests. J Snively drafted bill to be presented by Baker and Rich. Odd Fellows Sunnyside hall dedication Feb 26 with 40 50 North Yakima members and oration by Dr P Frank. County commissioners grant license for John Wilfong saloon at Zillah Ex Commissioner Eglin favors $500 revenue over drugstore sales. Dick Case and Tom Tracy fight in Portland Case knocked down but rose for final finish in ninth. Case returns to Yakima weighs 170 plus pounds ready for Dawson trip. Fruit growers Yakima county frame bill on spraying solutions quality damage to crops. George Donald D M Shanks join Simon Wippel Ellensburg to establish a creamery capital 5000. Yakima County Medical Society elects T B Gunn president D Rosser secretary. N Hartung heads to Indiana for visit. The Herato and Bryan Commoner 2 at.
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Quick Sleep and Rest
Advertises Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related diseases and their effects on liver lungs and kidneys. Claims to improve blood quality and overall health without alcohol or narcotics. Endorsed by Prof Pleasant A. Oliver and promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail.
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Chanticleer
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Sage
Pleasant A. Oliver
Viola, Fulton Co. Ark
Rh. V. Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Rich by Lover Deed Brings Windfall for Mrs Butterfield
A Minnesota widow, formerly Belle Griffin, learns from a newspaper notice that a long lost engagement tied to a Honduras mining deed may yield her 200000. The dying fiancé Thomas Clar kin allegedly signed over a quitclaim for a Honduras mine. The attorney and syndicate pursued the claim, but details faded until the notice. Her husband works as a clerk at the Great Northern railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Butterfield
St. Paul
H. Bh. Butterfield
Belle Griffin
Minnapolis
Pacific Coast
Thomas P. Clarkin
Boston
Detroit
Miss Griffin
Butterfield
Great Northern Railroad
Emergency ration test leaves Kansas City for Fort Reno
Captains Fountain and Foster of the war department emergency ration board will lead a cavalry parade from Fort Reno and Fort Sill to test a new ration. Each elliptic can weighs a pound per day and contains sweet chocolate and a meat grain mix. The men will be weighed daily and observed for two to three weeks before a War Department report.
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Fountain
Foster
Emergency Ration Board
The
War Department
Kansas City
Fort Reno
J. T
Reno
Fort Sill
Unrecognized Benjamin Harrison Walks New York Streets
In the Broad Way hotel district of New York, former President Benjamin Harrison, in a black frock coat and silk hat, walks five blocks with his daughter "Baby" Harrison. A crush of people misses the ex-president as he foots the cracked stone with the child’s small steps, smiling with calm dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Broadway
Baby Harrison
Unitedtates
Royal tensions color Swedish and British royal duties
The Chicago Record notes the crown prince of Sweden must practice ruling due to his father's illness while the Prince of Wales remains restricted from sole authority, even for a few hours, regardless of the queen's condition.
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Sweden
Prince of Wales
Chicago
Man With the Hoe Remains a Practical Tool in Modern Farming
Agricultural Epitomiat argues the hoe, though unfashionable, is a profitable and versatile farming tool. The piece contrasts hard labor with modern equipment, praising the hoe for its efficiency, ease of use, and value for both skilled and cheap labor.
Adjustable hay cover for farm use with sliding roof design
A practical plan from Ohio Farmer describes an adjustable shelter built with four posts about 12 to 16 feet long set 14 feet apart. A pyramidal roof frame with rafters and shingle laths slides on iron devices at the corners, kept in place by pins or bolts. The lowered roof permits removing feed while preserving the rest.
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Ponta
Bencing
Wen
J. G. Allahouse
Ohio
The Universality of Grass’s Global Reach
Quote attributed to J. J. Ingalls extols grass as a universal benevolence rivaling water air and light. It highlights grasses from maize and rice to wheat and oats and notes their dominance across climates from tropics to temperate zones.
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J. J. Ingalls
Autos in Warfare Proved Useful in Europe Not for American Roads
Maj. J. B. Mott reports from French maneuvers that auto cars proved their practical utility for European warfare. He notes long-distance coverage and strong commissariat support, but says rough American roads would not justify heavy maintenance costs. He praises French artillery efficiency and cavalry leadership, and leaves with a high opinion of the infantry.
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Maj. Mott
J. B. Mott
United States
War Department
Commissariat Department
Europe
Faithful Newfoundland Watches Belongings In Manchester
John Arondel searches two days for his Newfoundland Prince after leaving him and packages at a Manchester office. The dog stayed beside the cargo for over 48 hours until found near the same spot weak but guarding the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arondel
Manchester
St. Louis County
Arondel
Mr. Arondel
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Yakima Avenue
Yakima
E. J. Patton
Prop
the Palace Grocery
Palace Grocery
South Second Street
Natchez Market
L. G. Zenovich
TIMES
the Herald
U.S
Dilley
Tacoma
John Schreader
Ahtanum
Lillian FE. Whitaker
Leigh R. Freeman
Tuer Heravp
Bryan
O’brien
Franklin County
Selah
Olympia
Jos. Ditter
Ditter Bros
Sound
Mr. Ditter
Portland
Oregon
H. J. Snively
Edward Whitson
W. H. Hare
P. H. McGrath
Clarence Palmer
Marshal
Ellensburg
Maude Ives
Spokane
Hr. J. Snively
Baker
Rich
Sunnyside
Lodge of the Odd Fellows
North Yakima
P. Frank
Board of County Commissioners
John Wilfong
Zillah
Eglin
Dick Case
Tom Tracy
Australia
Case
Skagway
Dawson
Yakima County
George Donald
D. M. Shanks
Simon Wippel
Yakima County Medical Society
T. B. Gunn
David Rosser
N. Hartung
Indiana
Herato and
Honduras
United States Cavalry
Man With
the Hoe
France
Dog
Ely
Ely BR
Warren Street
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