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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
2
A local newspaper responds to Evangelist Reed's critique of press coverage favoring sporting events over church notices. It argues news is a business and must reflect public demand, while clergy should lead moral guidance rather than censor the press. The piece defends publishing church notices as part of community reporting.
A complete stock of bike sundries is reported at Keene's shop. The listing notes a full assortment of parts and accessories ready for customers.
The Fourth of July was celebrated at home with a large parade to the State Fair grounds and an all-day program of races and sports. Highlights included a free-for-all pace cancelation, various foot races, bicycle races, and an exhibition of Roman riding under Ed Merwin's management. Community donations totaled $132.50 with prizes and a $190 band tally.
The North Yakima markets note 260000 pounds of wool sold by county holders led by Coffin Bros and Vessey & Meen, with prices from 7c to 9c. Lambs, mutton, and a rising fruit season with cherries, peaches, and cooking apples shaping a strong farm economy. A pair of glasses was lost between the city and Morford ranch.
Mrs T G Redfield and family depart for Soda Springs to establish a seasonal camp. Mrs Redfield and Mrs Justin will manage grounds and stock segregation to reduce odors and flies near camps. Mrs Justin will run a boarding house for visiting guests. Also for sale dining room furniture chamber furniture and air tight heaters in gore condition.
Nine acres in bearing orchard mainly winter apples. Ten acre fruit ranch one and a half miles from town. For particulars inquire at this office. Apply Mrs W E Carpenter at the Herald office for pasture rental. Also notices on hammocks Bee supplies vacuum fruit jars.
An advertisement promotes Cas carets Candy Cathartic to train bowels like muscles or the brain. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. are sold by druggists in individual boxes, not in bulk.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy that removes the cause of malaria and its bilious symptoms, presenting a simple cure for readers.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria and claims it purifies the blood. The copy emphasizes the tonic's tasteless formula and widespread use.
The northeast corner totaling 223 acres, southwest corner 44 acres, and southeast corner 33 acres remain in Leaming's addition. Property will be divided to suit purchaser. Desirable site for suburban homes. E. R. Leaming.
A lively dialogue shows a kind lady offering a dime and a blind beggar asking for change. She gives a nickel and warns him not to overspend at a bargain sale, reflecting a moral scene from a street encounter.
A drug store advertises FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR as a quick relief for asthma and consumption, noting a dose costs two cents and urging a trial at North Yakima Drug Store.
A tense exchange unfolds as a young couple faces separation. The girl laments they may not meet again until the next evening, while the guard offers reassurance and vows to write once home and again in the morning.
An old fashioned want ad seeks 25 trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for a long standing financial house. Salary $780 yearly plus cash expenses. No canvassing required. Send references and a self addressed stamped envelope to Manager 355 Caxton Blgd Chicago.
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