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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

2

Community plans and local development in North Yakima

A Spokane style letter discusses purchasing land on Yakima avenue for a new two story building 100 feet by 130 feet with bids from North Yakima contractors. The writer urges building a merchant club to boost home industry and hints at eventual name Yakima for a baby. Also notes Ontario Land Company site rumor and local farming optimism amid good yields and expanding grain shipments.

T. He Clogg Yakima Avenue Biscell Third Street North Yakima Yakima County Yakima

Community notices and letters on local life

Letters discuss tragic accidents involving Mr. Roberts and Mr. Ordway, a Washington settler praising central Washington wheat potential, a Tacoma Elks Carnival fruit display funded by Yakima growers, drought stories from Fort Scott Kansas, and a critic arguing against buying more land for a courthouse site.

Mr. Roberts Mr. Ordway Horse Heaven Washington Eastern

Kicked By a Horse Injures Local Youth

Chorge Leach son of Mr and Mrs John Leach suffered a severe accident Tuesday after a horse in Tucker's livery stable kicked him in the back between the shoulders. The wound is deep and may affect the spinal cord though no fatal result occurred. He rests easier today but endures great pain.

Chorge Leach John Leach Tucker

Trotting Race Set for State Fair August Fourth

A 400 dollar trotting race is announced for Sunday August 4 at the State Fair grounds. Di odone owned by D M Shanks and Chester Abbott owned by H A Griffin race with the mare driven by Fred Brooker and the horse by the owner. A 50 dollar forfeit is on file and the purse rest will be posted before noon race day. Both entries also enter a 1000 dollar race at the State Fair this fall.

State Fairgrounds Diodene D. M. Shanks Chester Abbott H. A. Griffin Fred Brooker

The Best Prescription for Malaria Tonic Advertised

An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a simple iron and quinine beverage that kills fever. The offer promises no cure no pay and claims savings on tires with Keene purchases.

Grove

Wool Market and Livestock Exports From The Dalles

Frederick Joslyn of The Dalles woolen mills made a bid for remaining county wool but offered too low a price. Coarse wool is scarce and not in demand while good grade wool commands gains. Vessey and McRae plan a 3000 lamb train to Chicago with others following. around 30,000 lambs expected to depart in a month. Peach prices slipped to about 30 cents per box, apples begin with early cooking varieties at 50 to 75 cents per box. Northern Pacific provides express cars daily for shippers, handling Seattle-bound fruit with no extra loading.

M. McLennan Coffins Bros William Buckholtz Northern Pacific Seattle

Local Quotations and Classified Notices

Listings include legal cases W J Robbins v Walters promissory note and Brown Morford v Williams, Allen divorces, sale offers for farms near town with houses and orchards, a jacket lost on Selah road, Yakima Bottling Works Soda Springs drink ads, Osborne binders oils and binding twine bargains, bike sundries at Keene, a No 1 Top Buggy for 65 dollars, and Coffin Bros. offerings.

Osborne Coffin Bros Keene’s Coffin 23 Bros

Malaria Cure Ad Claims Blood Purity Healing

An antique advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria and asserts it purifies blood. The copy emphasizes quick relief and targets readers seeking a cure.

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