North Yakima Post Office Publication Details
Advertisement page notes publication at North Yakima Washington as second class matter. Weekly issue published every Wednesday with advertising rates on application. Subscriptions listed for one year six months and three months, pricing shown for July 5 1911.
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Post Office
North Yakima, Wash
State of Washington
Yakima County
Charles W. Nash
Melissa Nash
Fred Parker
North
Yakima
Washington
Yakima Herald
Thomas E. Grady
A. W. Barr
Superior Court of
North Yakima
Redress for High Bread Prices in North Yakima Questioned
The article debates whether a single bread maker can charge high prices without forming a legal combination or monopoly and asks if public redress exists when competitors are not affected and prices are set by supply and demand.
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North
Yakima
Case notes on a Supreme Court reversal in Standard of case
The text questions what a poor counsel could do after the U S Supreme Court reversed itself in the Standard of case and notes that state supreme courts in Ohio and California have reversed themselves in the past. It implies limited remedies for counsel facing reversals.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Courts of
Ohio
California
Poor Council
The Man Who Never Makes Good And His Excuses
A column criticizes the type of man who always makes excuses and never acts. He is late, evasive, and claims conspiracies behind failures, yet cannot point to any real accomplishment. The piece notes society has little use for such a constant excuse maker who avoids responsibility.
The Steel Trust and the Anti-Trust Question
A Taft Commission report on the steel trust discusses how elimination of competition differs from restraint of trade and questions whether a dominant producer that does not fix prices can still be regulated. It notes the trust’s formation and vast capitalization, inventories, and reinvested earnings while pondering government remedies if no price pact exists.
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Taft
Corporations
Smith
Steel Trust
Sand Your Tracks Youre Sliding Warning Poem
A cautionary verse by T A Brininstool warns a young man to slow down and curb risky speed. The speaker cites partying and late nights as fueling danger and likens unchecked pace to a descent toward Hades. The refrain urges him to sand his tracks before catastrophe.
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Hades
Muni Ownership Debate Shapes Water and Light Readiness
Dr. Carver questioned city spend, citing Wende & Taylor opinion that the city gains nothing. P J Lynch urged restraint and court testing of legality. Mayor Schott reminded Lynch of prior votes as council adjourned amid no hard feelings.
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Carver
Wende & Taylor
P. J. Lynch
Dr. Carver
Lynch
Schott
WIEPENESSES RUNS AWAY WITH WITNESSES IN TRIAL
Former Aberdeen mayor T B Renn and Detectives Joe Day and William J Hyde of Portland were arrested and held on $2000 bonds as witnesses before the grand jury. Arrests ordered by Superior Judge Main follow a defense witness role in the bribery trial of former chief Wappenstein. Day was captured at the courthouse and Hyde later found behind a barrel in the regrade district.
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Seattle
T B. Renn
Aberdeen
Joe Day
William J H. Hyde
Portland
Wappenstein
Main
Murphy
Benn
Day
Hyde
Yester Way
Jackson Street
Regrade
Library funds debated as school urges prudent spending
In North Yakima a school board hearing weighed book requests versus existing libraries. Superintendent Reed defended current holdings as ample while acknowledging need to improve the high school library. Fechter urged careful study before purchasing books and botany materials. The board plans another meeting to decide on library and facility changes.
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Reed
Bradbury Company
Fechter
State University
North Yakima High School
Local Brevities From North Yakima and Nearby Areas
Local notes report travels of Mr and Mrs John Haan through Canada and U S. Ella Walters dies in Sacramento at age 12, granddaughter of John Walters. W L Frink dies in St Elizabeth's Hospital age 34. Dr H P James back from North Fork trip. YMCA band performs in Ellensburg. Alfred Hayes and Stella Meikie wed. various visits, travels, and society events including church, convention in Portland, and a fire incident with minimal damage.
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John Haan
Canada
United States
L. A. Meigs
Tacoma
Seattle
Sacramento
Ella
Minnie Walters
John W. Walters
North Sixth Avenue
F. A. Sheppard
Hood River
Ralph Williamson
Scott
W. L. Frink
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lower Naches
Sprague !Orge
H. P. James
Conche
William Verran
Wacaio
Yakima
C. A
Ellensburg
Charjes Bay
Cincinnati
Clilies
North Yakima
M. L. Rose
Portland
Faer Adams Street
M.L. Rose
Dan Reily
South Fourth Street
Arthur Karr
al. Wineman
Lake Keechelus
R. E. Slaughter
Hudson, Wis
Cascade Lumber Co
Yakima Hotel
Lola Scott
Mikkleeon
West Yakima Avenue
M. Richardson
Bseattle
Richardson
Miss June
North Yakuma
Mra Richardon
FF. K. Lombard
Ladder to Heaven Poem by Josiah Gilbert Holland
Poem reflects on moral ascent through steady effort not a single leap. It contrasts noble deeds with dreamlike ascent and warns that feet must rise or one falls. The speaker, Josiah Gilbert Holland, speaks in a reflective, moral tone about striving toward heavenly ideals.
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Josiah Gilbert Holland
Remedy Restores Health After Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Mr. Perry A. Pitman of Dale Texas states he lay in bed four months with kidney and bladder trouble and gall stories until Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him. He advises asking for it at North Yakima Drug Store.
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Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
North
Navy officers set for compulsory retirement list released
Washington D C July 938 The names of fourteen officers selected for compulsory retirement by the plucking board appointed by Secretary Meyer were announced today They include Captains James Smith John T Newton and Robert Lopes and others with assignments from the Hancock to the Pacific coast patrol The retirements free line vacancies to permit promotions following naval personnel act provisions and reflect fewer vacancies than the law allows after deaths retirements and resignations.
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John T. Newton
Nebraska
Robert F. Lopes
Board of Survey of
Pacific Coast
Harry Phelps
New York Navy Yard
P. W. Hourigan
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I. Harold Hines
Glacier
Edward ‘. Witherspoon
Prairie
John R. Edie
New Hampshire
John H. Bowen
Maine
A. A. Pratt
Ernest F. Eckhardt
Independence
Henry T. Baker
Cavite
Olongapo
Semmes and
Reade
Roland R. Riggs
Naval Personnel Act
Taft proposal ignores Foley medicines in Pure Food plea
President Taft's message proposing an amendment to the Pure Food and Drugs law does not reference Foley's Honey and Tar Compound or Foley Kidney Pills. The notice asserts these are true medicines with recognized medicinal qualities and cites Foley's longstanding standing as remedies for coughs colds throat chest and kidney issues, offered by North Yakima Drug Stones.
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Taft
Foley
Foley Kidney
North Yakima
There Are a Thousand Stars Tonight Says Soulful Voice
A lyric line features a speaker addressing a listener under night skies asking if their hat sits straight. The fragment conveys mood and intimate dialogue with celestial imagery.
Butter test success at Ahtanum ranch confirms Holstein strength
Official tests supervised by a state college official show Oakhurst Spafiard America yielding 23.29 pounds of butter in seven days and 40 quarts daily milk. Butter King Molly Dekkol produced 20.31 pounds daily, Edna Marie aged twelve yielded 2170 pounds of milk in June, with full sister weighing 18 pounds of butter. aged cows bred and raised by E B Marks at Altinum ranch highlight strong herd performance.
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Ahtanum
E. B. Marks
Molly Dekkol
Edna Marie
Messrs. Marks
Altinum
Prevention of Forest Fires A Guide For Woodsmen
A forester notes that last year’s national forest fire loss reached an estimated 150.9 to 200 million dollars and hundreds of lives. He urges quick action to extinguish small fires and promotes forest service rules to notify guards and fight fires with simple methods like blankets branches earth or sand.
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Forester Graves
Forest Service
Guy Elliott Mitchell
American Review of Reviews
American Cities Wake Up to Urban Renewal Movement
The World’s Work notes a broad civic awakening as cities shift from scorn of municipal government to active upbuilding. In Grand Rapids a businessman reports 100 percent personal growth from city involvement, while Des Moines officials rebalance duties to focus on urban progress.
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Grand Rapids
A Street's Many Stories Across a City
A poem reflects on streets as ordinary paths that connect houses shops and people. It contrasts crowded bustle with individual lives noting joy wrath failure happiness and dreams seen in strangers and passersby.
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W. D. Nesbit
Chicago Post
Market prices hold steady with fresh produce listed
The local market shows no change in feed or meat, with hay expected to drop soon. Fresh fruits and vegetables appear including watermelons apricots black caps cantaloupes and string beans, while prices for butter eggs cheese and various produce are detailed alongside meats and dried fruits.
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Florida
California
Creamery
Wisconsin
Limburger
Lee Paraley
Ciesa
Downe
Fot i V.ussa
Alarm bells and grade crossings conflict with NP plans
County officials and the Public Service Commission discussed grade crossings with Northern Pacific. A letter from the commission cites NP agreeing to install electric bells at Union Gap and Standard Oil crossings and notes ongoing investigation into grade separations, with undercrossings deemed impractical for much of the year.
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Sioners
Northern Pacific
Public Service Commission
Union Gap
Standard Oil
Jesse S Jones
Lt B Richards
Northern Pacific Railway
Union Gap Crossing
North Coast Railway
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Hay Fever Relief
Chicago resident M Stewart of 1034 Wolfram St reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gives great relief during hot summer months from hay fever. The ad claims effectiveness for coughs and colds in children or adults with no opiates or harmful drugs and notes the yellow package.
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Foley
Kk. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chicago
Stewart
North
Yakima
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the Steel Trust
Devil’s Pit
T. A. Brininstool
Wiepenesses
Ballard
D. H. Fry
Ec. W. Camp. Cor
3Rd
Yakima Avenues
Andrew Carnegie
Heaven
Bneath
NAVY
Washington, D. C
The
Meyer
James
Marks Ranch
Des Moines
Greater Des
Ome
Kalispell
Prosser
Seossesee
Ikkee
Ant
Ge Herald
Esotlicia
Superior Court
Rew King
Metbe
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