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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
3
A roster of North Yakima visits, travel, and local events highlights from Yakima County. Miss Jessie McDaniels stays with cousin Miss Laura McDaniels. residents attend Fourth of July events, hospital visits, and business moves.
A collection of wry maxims and social observations. The speaker notes that character is not proven by politics and that humor, appetite, and ambition shape behavior. The lines contrast honesty, eccentricity, and gender norms with tongue in cheek wit.
Granger Washington promotes its elevated plateau location beside the Yakima river and Sunnyside branch railway. The notice invites substantial buildings and new manufacturing lines with lots offered on first appraisal at reasonable figures starting July 1 1905, address Granger Land Company Zillah Washington. Some light town verse follows.
Visitors from eastern war fronts were hosted by the Commercial club committee including Drs Frank Dulin Burns and West in a city reception. A collection of short items follows from poetry snippets to local notices and ads including a Palouse area land offer, fruit box material claim, and a small classified reference to ginghams and coffins.
A Morgantown Indiana resident reports relief from severe back pain and kidney woes after using Foley Kidney Cure. The note appears among local ads and notices mentioning North Yakima Drug Store and A M Sloan, with additional lines promoting Ivory wood fibre plaster, Scott's Lumber Yard products, and a telephone contact for Dr Hall the veterinarian.
Goodwin's Weekly argues that the United States must prepare as a global arbiter amid rising Asian and European powers. It warns of a future where mass immigration and vast wealth demand national readiness in peace and war, urging every citizen to strive for peak national efficiency.
A compact excerpt notes President Roosevelt possibly settling Equitable Life troubles and urges bringing disputes to Washington for quick resolutions. It cites John Kendrick Bangs in Harper's Weekly and includes an ad testimonial from Mrs. Inserova Smith of Danville Illinois praising Foley's Honey and Tar for twenty years bronchitis relief.
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