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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
5
An Akron resident William F Steese reports long fight with stomach catarrh ending after using Peruna. He cites three bottles consumed with lasting relief and urges others to try it. The anecdote frames many similar testimonials received annually.
Special correspondence from Washington reports Senator Moses E. Clapp of Minnesota joining the middle west in opposition to the Aldrich tariff plan. He vows to vote and argue for a tariff settled rightly to avoid ongoing agitation and harm to workers and business. He expresses hope the plan will be defeated and stresses the need for a stable, fair tariff policy.
Professor Cyrus L. Smith explains artificial winter housing to force hens to lay from October to April. He notes 8 dozen eggs per hen in winter with proper breeding, feeding, and constant care, while emphasizing wheat and alfalfa for protein and cost efficiency. Prices for fresh eggs rise in winter in Spokane.
George Olson a 49 year old Tacoma lumberman credits David Richard Neville’s Homolaxive therapy with a complete, permanent cure for his seven year chronic constipation. He reports rapid improvements after nine sessions and notes weight gain, renewed appetite, and renewed energy. The piece also cites a sheriff sale notice in Yakima County regarding a mortgage foreclosure involving Dorman Bros. against multiple defendants.
This fragment notes buying paint and 10 yards of heavy bleached muslin with an estimated $80 material cost. Labor, if hired, ranges from $30 to $50, while a handyman on site could complete the work with minimal outside help.
Alexandra Blaisdell wed William Blaisdell at high noon in Zethera. The ceremony by Rev. Francis featured relatives and friends with a luncheon and roses in a home setting. Attendees received gifts including a bread plate and silverware sets.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a reliable tonic for constipation and digestion. It claims thirty years of use and offers tea or tablets at 35 cents through Case's Drug Store.
Complete unofficial Portland returns list H R Albee 2785 for mayor as independent, T S McDaniel 468 as prohibitionist, J Munly 4755 as democrat, W Noffke 784 as socialist, Joseph Simon 8966 as republican.
Baymare lost near Moxee school described as about 10 years old with stiffness in front shoulders and a wire cut on the right hind knee. Small feet, estimated 1100 pounds. Contact T Stout at Venus number 3054.
Jas. EF. Zediker DL presents Osteopathy at the Zediker Institute with treatments listed for many ailments. Located at 211 Kh. Yakima Avenue over Ditter Bros. store in rooms 6 to 13. Phone Main 673. Six and one half years in the same building.
Notice is given by the U S Land Office North Yakima that Albert Trottier of Natches City Washington, holder of Homestead entry No 4438 filed July 5 1904 for Lots 1 and 28 Sec 6 T14N R17E Willamette meridian intends to make Final Five Year Proof to establish his claim before the Register and Receiver at North Yakima Washington on July 22 1909 Witnesses named Louis O Janeck Robert Parker Walter Parmentier and John Carr all of Natches City Washington Harry Y Saint Register.
Superior Court notice lists Dorman Bros as plaintiff and William McChesney Etta McChesney John McKay Farmers and Mechanics Bank William Kunz Frank Hartz George as defendants with sale of real estate by sheriff. Details unnamed due to fragment.
Washington state Yakima County probate court orders cause shown on July 10 1909 for J D Noonan estate to close with Po Frank discharge as administrator. Notice to be published weekly for four weeks in Yakima Herald and posted in three public places. Done in open court June 4 1909.
Notice is given that the final account and petition for discharge of PL Frank as administrator of the estate of J D Noonan deceased will be heard in North Yakima Washington on July 10 1909. Interested parties may appear and file objections in writing why the final account and discharge should not be allowed. Witness Judge E R Preble and the court seal dated June 4 1909. Clerk A W Barr Deputy Clerk Roy King. June 9 16 28 80 July 7.
I W Busby sues Mrs S B Shelton and Charles W Shelton and Shaffer & Company and others in Washington state to foreclose a chattel mortgage on a Columbia hay press for steam power to secure the purchase price dated June 1908. The summons requires appearance within sixty days after May 1909 publication and service of an answer to the attorney for the plaintiff LUHMAN & CLARK in North Yakima.
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