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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
2
Community notes report Houghton and Dale buying new buggies, market arrivals of blackberries and corn, and a 106 degree day. A July 20 wedding, farm moves, and visits across Yakima, Ellensburg, and North Yakima are noted along with a Simcoe canal flow and upcoming work camp.
In Eau Claire Wisconsin Dr. McCutcheon his wife and children and Mrs Fear were guests of Mrs George Carpenter. Louis Bainter, recently ill at his sister Mrs Wm Hay, was moved to St Elizabeth's hospital for an operation. Mrs Chas Dillon learned her brother Geo Palmer was very ill in the mountains and a party went to bring him out for treatment.
The first alfalfa crop is stacked and clover and timothy are maturing. Whitmore attended a funeral in Selah valley for Mr. Orth's child. Mrs. Bair and Mrs. McGee visit Soda Springs for several weeks. Norval family and others plan a mountain trip for two to three weeks. Cook and Sunday school girls picnic in Upper Valley. ice cream and fried chicken eaten, fish pole returned empty.
Lee Watkins visited his parents on Sunday as farmers begin a second hay cutting. Several residents are traveling or relocating, with moves to North Yakima and Portland planned. Local outings include visits to friends, mountain trips, and community events with multiple names mentioned.
D. D. Hopper of Lucas Washington states his rebuilt mill is now ready to furnish dry lumber in all grades and dimensions, inviting orders.
Grain bags both new and second hand now for sale at the Flour Mill warehouse located west of NP Depot. Vendors invite visits to inspect offerings including hop piping efLows and T fittings from Fawcett Bros. Seu.
Bert Hoover returned from Montana and visited with friends on the School Section last Thursday. A Lynch and family are rusticating in the mountains for a few weeks. Mrs. A Gardner was the guest of her mother Mrs. John Dorsett last Friday. Miss May Beeman of Junction City is visiting her uncle A Forbis and family. Mr. Germain and daughter have moved.
The bottle shows the formula plainly and promises "No Cure No Pay" with a 50 cent price. The note emphasizes the tasteless tonic contains Tron and Quinine.
Round trip excursion tickets on sale daily at North Yakima until August 25 to Westport Washington at 5.09 dollars and to Long Beach points at 10.00 dollars. Tickets valid 60 days from date of sale. M S Meeks, Agent.
Yellowstone National Park opens June first. Tickets go on sale May 31 to September 13 at 75 40 for round trip. Ticket validity covers 30 days outbound 10 days return with a maximum forty days. Includes coaching trip through the park and up to five and a half days of board and lodging in park hotels. W. Meeks agent.
A.M. Beunton of San Francisco advertises special round trip rates for the occasion to San Francisco with options via Portland by rail or boat and via Seattle by boat. Tickets go on sale August 5 through 14 on various itineraries, with a sixty day limit and return stopovers. Agent M. Meeks notes sale dates August 11 12 and 13 for Portland route and earlier dates for Seattle and Portland routes.
Soda Springs reports a surge in visitors with 150 campers on the grounds. The piece lists many families and individuals arriving, notes improved grounds, warns against drinking spring water, and recounts a rattlesnake encounter and a playful hunt. It closes with local ads for T. M. Goldman’s Seattle wedding rings.
Screened mobile protection by Movable Screens offered at same price as stationary models. Durable design and easy installation promise versatile use for homes seeking flexible screening solutions. Made by a manufacturer unspecified in the provided text.
Advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar cures consumption in early stages and relieves severe cases. It proclaims the remedy the greatest threat to lung health and warns against substitutes from North Yakima Drug Store and A. D. Sloan, proprietor.
A patient explains catarrh of the stomach arising from overloaded digestion and decay of food causing mucous membrane inflammation. The text endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from C. C. Case in Coppell Texas and features a dialogue about personal experience with the disease and its cure.
Dr. King's New Life Pills touted as busiest mighty little cure. They claim to convert weakness into strength and listlessness into energy, boosting health. Only 25 cents per box sold by C. C. Casey and North Yakima Drug Store.
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recalls persistent night coughs from consumption. Three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and gained 58 pounds. The remedy claims to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at local drug stores.
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