Yakima Best Flour Named Best Choice For Homes
A local promotion touts Yakima Best as the “Always Best” choice for home kitchens. The slogan highlights Choice Flour as the preferred brand for everyday baking needs.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
2
A local promotion touts Yakima Best as the “Always Best” choice for home kitchens. The slogan highlights Choice Flour as the preferred brand for everyday baking needs.
Correspondents report Rev E M Smith returning from Maine and planning church services. Deaths include Mattie Dean of Granger and 8 year old Elmer Matheson of Olympia. Local trips cover residents to Spokane Seattle and Mt Adams. Community ponders a Broadway yacht club project amid irrigation ditch water on the road.
M H Stevens and family returned Monday from a mountain camping trip. W E Townsend plans a thousand dollar home addition during his eastern trip. Miss Edythe Perry went to town Tuesday for a month visit with Vivia Wiley. Mrs Charles Perry left for the Sound Tuesday to be away for some time. Mrs Martin Cross enjoyed a visit from her father and brother from Oregon, W F and J W Figgle, who left Tuesday for Nebraska.
ALFALFA L T Castor of North Yakima transacted business here Saturday Frasure Bros have a fine new kind D J W L Hatch returned from near Thoma Monday where he purchased a farm An Indian was found dead in the brush with his head crushed in on the Ambush place this week George Mathis and Wilbur Durham were visiting the town of toots Saturday Mrs George Ide is visiting friends at Outlook this week Mrs Coral Thomas is suffering with malaria at this writing Rev and Mrs Carmichael drove over from Outlook Saturday
The assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 103 in North Yakima Washington is certified for collection. If not paid within thirty days from the first publication on July 24 1907 the amounts will become delinquent and collected by law and city ordinances. City Treasurer Co R Donovan signs dated July 3 1907.
Notice announces the regular State Teachers examination for common school certificates at the Barge school North Yakima Wash beginning 9 a m August 8 1907 for three days Paper pens and ink provided Applicants pay a $1 examination fee J A Jacobson Co Supt dated North Yakima July 27 1907 d1t
A Fort Worth user praises Herbine as a liver regulator for dyspepsia and liver complaints. The letter claims family members are healthy and happy since using Herbine, sold by Colton-Fry Drug Co.
Parker Washington July 30 1907 editor Herald explains the traction scheme to connect Yakima Valley to North Yakima. The plan uses staged stock sales and five percent monthly assessments to fund bonds and road construction amid legal and financial hurdles. The piece defends leaders, urges subscriptions, and forecasts rapid progress if capital and support materialize.
For the first time Yakima county ships 100 boxes of apricots to California from North Yakima by Hull Hamlet & Company. California’s fruit shortage drives orders from Yakima while market prices range for apples pears peaches and other produce as shipments flow west and east remains limited.
Horticultural Union asks fruitgrowers to leave choice samples at Ulmon warehouse for cold storage to aid a county exhibit at the state fair. Those who consign their fruit and those who prefer will receive cash value. Yakima aims to show top Northwest fruit quality.
Amos F. King of Port Byron New York age 85 reports a leg sore that troubled him most of his life is fully healed using Bucklen Arnica Salve a reputed healer of sores burns cuts wounds and piles. Druggist C. C. Case guarantees the remedy priced at 25 cents.
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