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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1901

Page

5

Busy Items of Personal and Local Mention

A collage of notes reports and short items from The Times including J L Banks and John Stone business remarks Charley Overheiser mine interest Wasy street postings H B Voorhes new typist in Davenport Lincoln county Tribune A F Diteman Spokane trip Mrs Della Mann visiting D N Keene buys cottage Fourth and Chestnut streets Mrs Longmire telegraphic notice ill mother A Bell arrested for horse and buggy larceny Feehter Spokane trip Postmaster Sperry illness Yakima jail escape captured in Yakima Tacoma campaign for state capitol Wright park offer two deputies per county extra deputies 40 per month assessor field deputies 3 per day Judge J B Reaves named chief justice Mendenhall mental strain red apple shipment to Shanghai Wives of Woodmen play Zillah visit Mrs J P Walker Olympia trip on county division Barge Guthrie delay lagrippe care for Guy Grafton rent suit by Sidney Arnold Commoner price 2 25

J. L. Banks John Stone Dawson Stone Charley Overheiser Mr. Banks Overheiser Wasy Street the Herald

What Makes the Home: A Mother's Place Restored

A traditional home is defined by the wife and mother, whose care sustains family life and meals. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies enabling women with health issues to return to home duties, sharing a testimonial about renewed strength and daily work capacity. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.

Eliza Wright Mountainview Howell Co Missouri

Dutch Queen Wilhelmina Betrothal Sparks Mixed Cheer in Parliament

The Netherlands parliament cheered the betrothal of Queen Wilhelmina to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin as cabinet opposition lingered. Reports note the queen acted independently against cabinet wishes and highlight potential ties with Germany, despite limited political impact.

Wilhelmina Henry Mecklenburg-Schwerin Netherlands Germany Potsdam Joachim Albrecht Prussia Sans Souci Park India North Cape Berlin Adolf Friedrich

Convenient Granary with detailed construction and materials

A detailed description outlines a granary 14 by 20 feet with 14 foot eaves and seven inch high steps. It features three bins per side, 200 bushels each, a slant for easy grain flow, scale platforms, a fanning mill, and a stone foundation. Lumber bill lists sizes, costs, and local timber quality with rough cost estimates.

Zeppelins Airship Trial At Friedrichshafen Is Successful

Count von Zeppelen conducted a trial at Friedrichshafen with an airship that stayed aloft for about an hour. It reached 600 meters, performed tacks and circles, then landed near Immenstadt with the king and queen of Württemberg observing from a steamer.

Count von Zeppelen Friedrichshafen Immenstadt Wurtemburg Count Zeppelen

Population Growth in Arizona 1900 Census Report

The census bureau released Arizona territory population figures for 1900 showing 212 residents, a 104.0 percent rise from 1890. Indians on reservations totaled 25,469 plus 154 others, counting 25,623 enumerated separately in 1890. Earlier growth included 1870 at 9,658 and 1876–1880 gains of 30,782.

Arizona Census Bureau Territory

Permanent Pasture Principles For Soil and Stock Health

The Farmers Union urges rapid cultivation after planting to build vitality and capacity for quick development. It recommends establishing permanent pasture where feasible, noting tilled fields in close rotation are not profitable for grazing and that leaving land to permanent grasses improves soil organic matter and crop success. It warns against skinning and trampling wet fields and favors reserving poorer land for pasture to protect fertile plowed areas.

Farmers’ Union

Rival shipyards enter race for large warship contracts

The bidding field expands as four to five firms join the traditional three builders to bid on December 6 for the largest naval vessels. Union Iron Works faces new rivals including Fore River Weymouth and New York Shipbuilding, reshaping Pacific and Atlantic competition. Meanwhile Bavaria claims the world’s longest lightning conductor, extending five and a half kilometers from Zugspitze to Hollenthal.

Union Iron Works San Francisco Cramp Building and Dry Dock Company Philadelphia Newport News Fore River Shipbuilding Company Weymouth Townsend & Downey New York New York Shipbuilding Company New York City Trigg Engine and Shipbuilding Company Richmond Risdon Iron Works Pacific Coast Bavaria Zugspitze German Empire Hollenthal

Too Large a Bite in Manchuria Provokes Russian Reaction

The piece discusses Manchuria as a vast, contested region, noting Russia’s denial of swallowing it in one go. It suggests the possibility of multiple attempts or bites at the matter, with the New York Tribune weighing in on the likelihood of further action.

Manchuria New York Tribune

Five doctors fail. kidney cure claims restore Mrs Sales

Mrs Francis L Sales of Missouri Valley Illinois says after years of severe kidney trouble she tried five doctors without benefit and then three bottles of PFOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE cured her. She recalls the hatchet remark as the handle flew off.

Francis L. Sales Missouri Valley, Ill Pfoley

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Yakima Avenue Yakima E. J. Patton Prop the Palace Grocery The Palace Grocery South Second Street Natchez Market L. G. Zenovich TIMES H. B. Voorhes Davenport Lincoln County Tribune A. F. Diteman Spokane Della Mann Capt. Mann Port Townsend Jas. Kesling City D. N. Keene B. F. Barge Fourth and Chestnut Streets David Longmire Roy Yelm Prairie A. Bell Dalles A. Feehter Sperry Ellensburg Brown Kittitas Tacoma State Capitol Beatiful Wright Park Acite Supreme Court J. B. Reaves Supreme Court of Mendenhall W. M. Watt Shanghai China Vancouver Empress Mr. Watt Melvina Woodmen of America Zillah J. P. Walker Sumpter, Ore L. C. Lovell W. P. Guthrie Olympia Guy Grafton Everett Sidney Arnold Yakima County Hietarp and Bryan Duke Henry of Touhl A. A. Singler Ohio Coun von Zeppelen Vavnecec ELY ELY Brothers Warren St
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