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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
6
Dr E P Heliker of North Yakima resigns as Yakima county coroner and leaves a large practice to return as company physician at Carbinado. He signs a three year contract at $300 monthly. Echo notes his reputation and gentle bedside manner and wishes him well.
The new Presbyterian church in North Yakima completes its stone building at about $12 000. A morning and an evening dedication are planned with special music. Local ministers will assist in the evening service.
Executive Commissioner Johnston reports that Washington will build a State Building at the St Louis Exposition and present a state exhibit in the classified buildings. Counties may supplement the state exhibit at their own expense. The commission also plans an illustrated souvenir pamphlet detailing resources and advantages of Washington.
The commission invites counties to display local resources in the State Building at the Chicago World's Fair scale project. Counties offering free space and transport may showcase products, with merit-based space allocation. Early county action advised and details available from Ever E. Joanst on executive office.
The piece profiles Michael Schnapps a renowned fiddler and dealer who builds repairs and trades fiddles from a vast warehouse. It recounts his knack for sourcing parts from ruined instruments and selling to shops while exposing his boastful claims and elusive mastery of old varnish and wood.
Kodol helps digestive organs digest assimilate and transform wholesome foods into nourishment for nerves tissues and muscles. The product claims to cure indigestion dyspepsia and stomach disorders and is advertised as sold by C. C. Case.
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