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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
5
A practical plan explains how teeth can be cared for at a reasonable price. The practice asserts mutual benefit for patient and dentist through a large field and perfect equipment, enabling savings without sacrificing quality.
For Rent house with ten rooms in Yakima. Numerous residents and visitors in town including Dr. W. RR. Stanley in Sunnyside, HL F. Thompson and B. G. Walker from Golden dale, H J Jenks serving as juror, C E B Rigele from Whatcom, H Carbaugh visiting, Mrs. Sprinkle and son from Spokane. Johnson group outings, church collections, convention travel, carnival plans, and hometown business updates. Lost satchel near North Yakima. James M. Gilbert elected secretary of Syracuse Trust Company. Oliver family recovery after Heppner disaster. Red Men picnic praised. Local performers and business notices including bicycle sales.
Children’s Day was observed at the Methodist church last Sunday with a large evening program directed by Superintendent Kuimler. The crowd overflowed the edifice and funds were raised for missions as the program showcased recitations songs and choir pieces by Sunday school scholars and teachers including Edith McBride Clara Martin Ruth Davis Nina Roberts Cecil Clark and Ruth and Ina Warrison with selections like Keep Away From Put On Town The Blossom Band March and Soldiers of the Wingdom among others.
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana credits Dr. King's New Discovery with curing her coughs and consumption after other medicines failed. The ad claims success against coughs colds grippe and lung troubles with 1.00 bottles and trial sizes free at local drugstores. A separate exchange jokes about a fishing trip and a bait theft.
Colusa California resident De Golobick testifies after years of rheumatism pain that Electric Bitters relieves and cures. Claims the remedy also aids liver kidney issues and general debility. Sold for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by C Case and North Yakima Drug.
A Baltimore style clipping notes Gulledge of Verbena Massachusetts curing piles with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after 24 tumors. It promotes the salve for burns and pains, selling at 25 cents at C. C. Case’s and North Yakima Drug Store. A Philadelphia editor reports a politician caught robbing the city and another ghoul robbing the dead.
Advertising copy promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills claiming relief from weakness and listlessness, energy boost, and mental power at 25 cents a box sold by C. C. Case and North Yakima Drug Store. A brief humorous dialogue contrasts voting interest with Mrs. Snobson’s stance.
Mrs Jolley of Noble O T endorses Herbine as the perfect liver medicine and greatest blood purifier. The note claims it prevents fever toxins absorption and acts as an efficient liver regulator priced 50e at F L Janeck's. A shop scene mentions a new salesgirl and ribbons on display six counters down.
Yellowstone National Park opens June 1 with ticket sales from May 31 to September 13 at 75.40 for round trips. Tickets allow 30 days outward and 10 days return, final limit forty days, covering park coaching trips and up to five and a half days lodging in park hotels. Agent W.8. Meeks.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds and prevents pneumonia, presenting a medicinal claim for respiratory illness. The notice frames the product as a remedy and preventive measure without clinical evidence.
Notice states that officers cannot contract or incur bills without board authorization. Secretary can certify trustees acts upon request. Anyone acting for the company must show trustees' authorization verified by the secretary. By order of the trustees.
The copartnership between M C Barnes and Fritz Ulrich doing business as M C Barnes & Co in North Yakima Washington is dissolved by mutual consent. All creditors should direct their claims to M C Barnes who has succeeded to the business for collection and payment. M C Barnes Fritz Ulrich
Weeping wife confronts husband over his claim of indifference to other women and his insistence that she wear a plain bonnet, citing jealousy and hurt feelings in a domestic dispute.
An ad explains sick headache stems from stomach issues caused by overeating and drinking. It claims curing bilious attacks dyspepsia belching bad taste muddy complexion and yellow eyes. Pills sold 25 cents a box by Dr Bosanko Co Philadelphia and locally by Fred L Janeck. Samples offered. 3-m
Twenty acres in Moxee valley five miles from town six acres in alfalfa two in timothy two in orchard one and one half pasture and the balance plowed land. Extra good house and well good barn etc all for 200 per acre Ad dress The Herald. FIRE WORKS A H kinds big stock at A S Dam s 221 Yakima are. 2 WANTED A good second hand roll to y desk Inquire at this office. 6 WANTED Girl for general housework Call at Chicago Dry Goods Store 8-10 south Second street. Young duly stenographer wants work in North Yakima Address Box 2 Yakima City. 25 4t
Small ad offers an iron grey living mare of five years old, gentle and suitable for single or double driving. Contact A R Graham opposite Fair Ground gate. Also a lost solid gold coiled pin with a diamond center requests return at this office.
In a village parlor, Aunt Jane and Uncle George discuss Mrs Lamb who never talks about anyone. They note the oddity and suggest she may judge neighbors less harshly than those who speak openly.
The National Educational Association offers a special round trip from North Yakima priced at 90 dollars and 20 cents. Sale runs June 24 to 27 with eight day going limit and sixty days for final return. Tickets may depart Boston by July 12. depositing at Boston by July 11 and paying 50 cents extends return to September 1.
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