Fulton Compounds Claim Cure for Kidney Diseases
An advertisement promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound as the only known cure for Bright's disease and kidney ailments in both primary and chronic stages. It cites a San Francisco case of chronic kidney disease improving after treatment, with physicians and a judge attesting to recovery. The ad offers the product at $1.50 with free analyses and exclusive agency in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Compounds
Qrat
Peil
R. C. Pell
Peville Coast Biscuit Company
Second and Folsom Streets
San Francisco
Fulton
Pell
G A. Cabaniss
Bright
John J. Fult
Washingtona Street
Sean
Pat Juwel
Tall City
Juniors Banquet Honors Yakima High School Class
Yakima high school seniors and juniors were feted at the Hotel Yakima in an X shaped tables setting. George Donald Jr served as toast master with toasts from Burton Lum Miss Eva Stair and others. The menu featured bouillon duck tongue ham and more followed by a Trinity club dance in Wisconsin hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima High School
Hotel Yakima
George Donald Jr
Burton O. Lum
Burton Lum
Lottie Shelley
Alvin Truitt
A. R. Jolley
Evla
Stair
Erapling
Eva C
Burns
Trinity Club
Wisconsin Hall
Arrested for Public Speaking in Prosser
G. E. Boomer editor of the Prosser Record was arrested Sunday evening at Yakima avenue and First street on a charge of disturbing the peace. He spoke to a crowd advocating socialism. drunken individuals in the crowd caused a disturbance. He posted a $20 bond and is to appear for trial Monday at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Boomer
Prosser Record
Yakima Avenue
First Street
Boomer
Boomer Plans Damages Suit After Case Dismissal
The case against him was dismissed for want of prosecution and Mr Boomer now declares that he will sue either the city or the offending officer for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boomer
Ladies' Musical Club Elects Annual Officers
At a recent meeting the Ladies' Musical Club elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Frank Horsley, vice president Mrs M Scudder, recording secretary Mrs M B Murchie, corresponding secretary Mrs F D Clemmer, treasurer Mrs Dan Arnold, librarian Miss Jessie Patton. The musical committee includes Mrs C KE Conner, Mrs H M Bartlett, Mrs Berry and Miss Scott. Mr and Mrs George T Marshall have moved from Bitter Root valley Montana to Yakima after 25 years there. Mrs Marshall speaks of Bitter Root as beautiful but notes a tick borne disease called spotted fever has caused deaths. scientists trace it to a tick bite, with cases concentrated on one riverbank side.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
Frank Horsley
M. Scudder
M. B. Murchie
F. D. Clemmer
Dan. Arnold
Jessie Patton
C. KE. Conner
H. M. Bartlett
Berry
Scott
George T. Marshall
Bitter Root
Montana
Yakima
Herald
Marshall
Speaks Well For Newspaper Men Editorial Stance Cited
The Prison Mirror from Minnesota penitentiary questions why editors have never lived among inmates since the paper’s first issue. It contrasts editors with preachers doctors and lawyers, urging editors to avoid prison by starting a newspaper. Also notes Mamor items about lawn mowers and wedding stationery from Yakima Hardware and Tue Hearn office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Prison Mirror
Minnesota
Ahtanum Soda Springs Resort Prep Under Baylor Lease
N. D. Baylor who leased 160 acres around Ahtanum Soda Springs plans a fashionable camping resort this summer. Tents rise on the grounds hay and grain for stock available, a veranda for dancing may be added, and campers must obtain permission with names listed due to limited space.
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N. D. Baylor
Soda Springs
Baylor
Columbia School Memorial Day Program Notes
Columbia school pupils presented a Memorial Day program with decorations songs a flag drill and a Gettysburg Address. Students listed include Georgia Thomas Nora Pace Grace Groves Jessie Royce Carl Schultz Lena Walker and others observed by invited classmates and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia School
Ethel Burns
Cris Cryder
Dana
Lena Whited
Myrtle Morrow
Jessie Royce
Georgia Thomas
Lily Beck
Elsie Dougherty
Lena Walker
Doris Cook
Nora Pace
Grace Groves
Leonard Cockrill
Carl Schultz
Columbia
Four Gentlemen Fish Near Upper Ahtanum
Four men headed out Saturday with fishing tackle toward the Upper Ahtanum. They returned Sunday night after two days near Soda Springs. They reported fishing was fair despite high water and brought home enough trout for meals and sharing. The party included Henry Lombard, George Gandy, John Rudkin, and E. E. Strietze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahtanum
Soda Springs
Herald
Henry Lombard
George Gandy
John Rudkin
E. E. Strietze
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promotes Health Through the Stomach
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as essential for health by nourishing the stomach. It claims all stomach troubles from loss of appetite to indigestion are cured and recommends purchase from C. Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Case
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Pacific Absolutely Pure Paints
C. C. Case
Druggist
F. H. McCoy
Sunnyside Canal
Sunnyside
A. L. Flint
Yakima Furniture Company
Third
D Streets
Tahoma Cemetery
First National Bank OF North
M. Ladd
Charles Carpenter
W. L. Steinweg
A. B. Cline
Char. Carpenter
H.B. Scudder
W. RB. Dudley
Anna Cornwell
Mary Erwin
Loyd Fairbrooks
Mina Matterson
Yakima HardWare Company
Tue Hearn
Goldman's
Seattle
Mcauray
Attorneys AT Law Notaries Public
Ditter Block
North Yakima, Wash
Pson & Allen
LAW
Miller
Mason & Hicks, Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
Attorneys AT Law
North Yakime Wash
J. Lynch
M.D
Ditter
Natchez Avenue South
H. R. Wells, M. D
Ormerly
Asbury Methodist Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Sloan
David Rosser
Janeck’s Drug Store
Sth and Chestnut
Pension Board
Ph. P. Frank
DR. Owens-Adair
South Second Street
Corner Second and
Chestnut
R. H. H. Hoffman
McDonald's
E. Banks
Schindeler
Orth Yakima
G. Redfield
Yakima Ave
RY M. Richards
North Yakima Drug Store
Sixth Street
C. H. Hinman
U.S. Land Office
E W. Sankey
Chas. Collins
Ellis Collins As
Collins Bros. & Burwell
Tes
Norta Yakima
F.J. Tickner & CO
Fe.e F. James
Co Myers & CO
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