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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1902

Page

4

Bids Called for Northern Pacific Improve Yakima to Mabton

O L Hanson chief engineer of the Northern Pacific railway at Spokane visited Yakima and Mabton with contractors to inspect plans to widen the road bed between Yakima City and Mabton, enabling two tracks and a possible double track to Pasco. The move aligns with a Chicago announced cut off through the Rockies to shorten routes via Missoula and the Clearwater country.

O. L. Hanson Northern Pacific Railway Spokane Yakima City Mabton Pasco Chicago Northern Pacific Burlington Rocky Mountains Missoula Montana Clearwater Northern Railways Mississippi River

Seattle Firms Plan Branches In City

Information from good authority indicates four or five large Seattle mercantile firms are seeking to establish branch houses here. The plan, discussed last fall, now proceeds this spring with aims to buy a place or acquire suitable locations and erect substantial buildings.

Seattle

Yakima Fanciers Win Prizes at Seattle Poultry Show

At the Seattle poultry show last week Yakima entrants led with A. G. Carrasso displaying 17 birds and winning multiple awards including first and second places in Wyandotte varieties and White Rocks. Mrs. C. B. Grenache presented seven birds earning several prizes such as first and second cockerels and pullets on White Wyandotte.

Seattle Yakima A. G. Carrasso Grenache

Robbery Hits Yakima Northern Pacific Safe

Robbers blew open a new safe in the Northern Pacific station at Yakima City last Wednesday night, entering through a window. An acid used to breach the vault failed to reveal any money as the criminals vanished without a trace.

Northern Pacific Yakima City

Banks Elect Officers for Another Year at First National

Stockholders of the First National bank met last Tuesday afternoon to elect officers for the year. No changes were made to the board of directors or bank officers who were all re-elected. Officers include President W. M. Ladd Vice President Charles Carpenter Cashier W. L. Steinweg Assistant Cashier A B Cline. Directors are W. M. Ladd Charles Carpenter W. B. Dudley H. B. Scudder and W. L. Steinweg. Last six months showed a large increase in business and earnings with a standard semi annual dividend after expenses and depreciation.

First National Bank W. M. Ladd Charles Carpenter W. L. Steinweg A. B. Cline W. B. Dudley H. B. Scudder

Yakima National Bank Re-elects Directors and Officers

Stockholders report increases in capital and undivided profits by 4000 dollars. The Yakima National Bank holds its annual meeting re-electing directors George Donald P A Bounds C F Meyer H Sinclair L Thorpe W J Lince and J D Cornett as officers president George Donald cashier J D Cornett assistant cashier Frank Bartholet. A six months leave with full pay is granted to Mr Cornett for health reasons and he will depart soon for Pasadena California.

Yakima National Bank George Donald P. A. Bounds C. F. Meyer H. Sinclair L. Thorpe W. J. Lince J. D. Cornett Frank Bartholet Cornett Pasadena Cal

G A R Officers Installed at Mead Post Hall 1902

The Mead Post G A R installed Commander D C Lovell and six officers on January 11 1902 at the G A R hall. The affiliated Woman’s Relief Corps also installed officers led by President Mrs George Jacobs and Vice President Mrs Kussmaul. The ladies served a bountiful dinner to the veterans.

Mead Post G. A. R. Hall D. C. Lovell R. W. Allen J. O. Clark E. R. Leaming F E. Boyle M. Cole Women’s Relief Corps George Jacobs Kussmaul Dodge Osborne King

Creditable Yakima Publication Highlights State Progress

The Yakima Heraxp New Year edition praises Washington's progress and resources. Tue Heraup publishers Tuesley McComb Luesley are noted as champions of Yakima County. The color cover edition offers a concise history and features notable local figures.

Yakima Heraxp

Banker George Hoven Announces Retirement February 1 1902

Notice from banker George Hoven stating his retirement from banking on February 1 1902. All creditors are urged to call for sums due and debtors to settle at once. he thanks patrons for past favors.

Grorge Hoven

New Shaving Parlors and Promenade Advertisements

An old newspaper insert promotes Jack son’s new shaving parlors with bath ing apartments and porcelain tubs. It also markets jewels and gifts as a women's priority, then endorses Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a preventive treatment for coughs bronchial troubles and consumption. The piece notes Get Green's Special Almanac and North Yakima Drug Store as distributors.

G. G. Green Get Green North Yakima

Deyspepticide touted as cure for indigestion burden

An ad claims The White Man's Burden causes indigestion and insomnia and promotes Dr Loyal Ford's Deyspepticide as a perfect cure aiding digestion and stomach regulation at North Yakima Drug Store. It cites U S poster practices vs European limits as a revenue tactic.

Loyal Ford North Yakima A.D. Sloan Prep

DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Easy Action

An old DeWitts product claim touts constipation relief by promoting bowels without distress. A Depauw Indiana man J O Green reports nine years of costiveness improved by Little Early Risers. A Yellow Drug Store ad notes a sale of a masterpiece for $5000 to banker Parvenue.

DeWitt J. O. Green Depauw Ind Yellow Drug Store Banker Parvenue

One Minute Cough Cure Proves Lifesaving

Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg declares her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The advertisement touts the medicine as an instant, safe remedy for coughs croup and throat and lung troubles suitable for the youngest child. It urges every family to keep a bottle especially for urgent need and notes Yellow Drug Store as supplier.

Mary Bird Harrisburg Yellow Drug Store

Local ad touts Foley’s Honey and Tar for throat diseases

The exchange features Miss Highup and Miss Wayup discussing paintings and endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for throat and lung ailments. Dealers guarantee satisfaction. North Yakima Drug Store lists A. D. Sloan, proprietor.

FOLEY North Yakima A.D. Sloan

Birthday Banter Echoes Time on Two Minds

A playful exchange centers on age and birthday feelings. One speaker claims youth, the other jokes about not feeling young enough to die yet, revealing a wry, dark humor about aging and mortality.

Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic: iron and quinine bottle claim

A vintage advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic with plainly printed formula. It promises “No Cure No Pay” and cites iron and quinine as ingredients for 50 cents.

Grove

Cascarete Promises Constipation Cure

Advertises Cascarete to educate bowels and claims candy cathartic cure for constipation. States a 100 and 2c price with druggists refund if CCC fails.

C.C.C

Chicago Police Turn Clubs Into Musical Instruments

Chief O Neill explains officers convert clubs into musical instruments to dodge regulations while keeping morale and musical skills. He notes a few officers can repurpose tools like tires into playable items and deny that boring a club harms its value or effectiveness.

Chicago O'Neill Billy

The Lordly Cuban and Winter Chicken Feeding Tip

An army officer on Cuba notes every Cuban needs a helper for tasks like hammering and handing tools. The item promotes Yakima Hen food sold by grocers and Mill Company’s Warehouse opposite the depot, advising ground feed mixed with warm water for hens in winter.

Island Mill Company

Removal Sale at The Wonder Store

Removal sale at The Wonder offers big reductions on millinery, ladies tailor made suits jackets capes waists and wrappers. Mrs. L. B. Rinehart advertises the event.

The Wonder L. B. Rinehart

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