Peruna credited for years long kidney and bladder relief
Mrs Lamaster of Kentucky reports 26 years of internal catarrh and kidney troubles relieved after eight bottles of Peruna and three of Manalin. The testimonial notes catarrh as a common cause of kidney disease and praises Peruna as a systemic remedy. Other endorsements from Mrs Bross of San Antonio support Peruna's efficacy for bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lamaster
Kentucky
Peruna
Mra
W. W. Lamaster
McAfee Ave
Louisville, Ky
Miss Kilgour Retires to Teach in Japan Mission School
Miss Bertha Kilgour, long time high school teacher here, retires from the teaching staff and plans to leave Saturday for Japan. She will teach at the school connected with the American legation as doctors urged a climate change due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kilgour
Japan
Legation
Counterfeiting Gang Busted At Seattle Baseball Park
A counterfeit ring tied to coins used at a Seattle baseball game was nabbed after a vendor and patrolman traced two bogus half dollars to Carl Mahon a telegraph operator. Morris Ralston and Cora St Clair were arrested. a hidden lodging house workshop with molds and plating gear was found. The investigation expanded to federal officers who captured Ralston and his presumed wife as further accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattlf
Baseball Grounds
Ziebarth
Police Department
Carl P. Mahon
Baseball Park
Morris Ralston
Cora St. Clair
Ralston
Mohon
Secret Service
Ninth Avenue
Union Street
Thomas B. Foster
Federal
William Glover
Mahon
United States Secret Service
Ball Park
Pike Street
Meyer Peyser
Glover
Police
Everett
Foster
Carl
Hoyskeeping
Judge Reavis Committted After Seattle Lunacy Declaration
James B. Reavis former Washington Supreme Court chief justice and Yakima county lawyer was arrested in Seattle in a night robe and committed to Steilacoom asylum after a lunacy commission ruled him insane. Friends report long threatened mental decline and efforts to support his family and educate his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Reavis
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Yakima
Seattle
Steilacoom
Judge Reavis
North Yakima
Reavis
Olympia
Supreme Court
Judge Dunbar
Dunbar
Frederick Bausman
Whitson
State Bar Association
Little Fruit For Cannery In Valley This Year
A valley report suggests the Russell cannery will not operate for fruit this year. Fruit supplies are limited, prices are high, and cherries strawberries peaches and pears are not yielding enough to justify canning. Only a few late strawberries and some pumpkins may be handled if at all.
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Russell Cannery
Cannery Faces Short Apple Crop This Year
The cannery district anticipates a shortage in apples with pears abundant but not sufficient. Ben Davis yields have declined while other varieties improve but fail to meet prior quantity standards. Experts expect harvests to be two to three hundred carloads short of last season despite strong canal and by product opportunities.
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Ben Davis
Complaint on Night Sprinkling Lax in City Carts
A citywide complaint cites night sprinkling carts failing to match day work. North Fourth Street, with churches and Cascade mill traffic, sees dust from Sunday activity and alleys reportedly unseen by night crews. The street remains a busy highway near the Fourth Street bridge.
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North Fourth Street
Cascade Mill
Fourth Street Bridge
Yakima County Land Winners in Dietrich Tract Drawings
Yakima County residents listed as successful drawers in the Dietrich tract near Shoshone Falls Idaho include L. O. Janeck Emory J. Haasze Edwin T. McCoy Clement W. Gamble Fred Eberle Ray Paddock Nels A. Gustafson and George A. Shallenberger. Several others eligible withdrew to avoid inferior land. Marian S. Henderson Mabton ranked fifth and received an early claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Dietrich
Idaho
Shoshone Falls
L. O. Janeck
Emory J. Haasze
Edwin T. McCoy
Clement W. Gamble
Fred Eberle
Ray Paddock
Nels A. Gustafson
George A. Shallenberger
Messrs. Gamble and Forman
North Yakima
Marian S. Henderson
Mabton
Osteopathy and General Drugless Stealing Ad
Jas F Zediker D O of the Zediker Institute advertises osteopathy and drugless practice at 211 KE Yakima Avenue over Ditter Bros store in rooms 6 to 18. The notice cites six and one half years in the same building and claims over 1600 cases treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. F. Zediker
D. O
Zediker Institute
Ditter Bros
Yakima Avenue
The Cackling Business Man Promotes Trade
An anecdote about Ambassador Choate at a London dinner ends with a quip on cackling. The piece urges businessmen to advertise and announce their offerings to stimulate trade and stay memorable in the community.
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Ambassador Choate
England
Mr. Choate
Quaker Oats Endorsed by Scotch in New Ad Claim
The piece argues Scots favor oats and praises Quaker Oats as the leading breakfast choice. It suggests Americans overconsume fat and grease and urges daily Quaker Oats consumption with regular and family package options.
Cackle A Little To Keep Your Business Alive
The text urges making noise and attracting attention to keep a business thriving. It contrasts peaceful rest with active, purposeful action and suggests a little cackling to draw notice.
State School Fund Apportioned Across Yakima County Districts
County Superintendent James Jacobson distributed a total of 46 385 70 in state school funds among Yakima County school districts. Districts receive varying amounts from 20 to over 20 thousand dollars, with notable allocations to District 7 30 829 50 and District 63 3 744 50. The list enumerates each district's apportioned sum.
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Yakima County
Couty
Jacobson
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Copvricuts &c
Maitin & Co
Scientific American
New York Vnn & Co
New York
F St
Washington, D
Hollis Eas
Hanford
Washington
Columbia River
Milwaukee
Bonn Bros
North Yakima, Wash
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