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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
11
Yakima Herald details a string of local events and arrivals including government business by Redman in Toppenish Jack McNeil returning from Portland visits by A Von Vosterbek Tacoma state horticulturist Dean Stair Mabton visitors and social calls. Notable mentions include Whatecom high school commencement speakers and Everett visit.
The interior secretary approves spring grazing permits on Rainier reserve after Sheller recommendation. Range 1 allocates 11 524 sheep with 2000 to J A Meckerlie Ellensburg and 2831 to each of R B Wilson H Toner J C Lloyd B S Weed. Range 2 sets 19 048 sheep evenly to several Ellensburg and North Yakima owners. Ranges 3 4 5 list numerous individual and firm allotments totaling 154 015 sheep for open season 1903.
A reader from Wichita Kansas praises Herbine for regulating liver and bowels over 12 years. The ad notes a daily bowel movement aids health and mentions a 50 cent price at Fred L Janeck’s.
A playful quarrel between a bride and groom hinges on who would start a future argument. The bride recalls she warned he would be first to quarrel, and he said she would initiate it. The exchange reveals a lighthearted domestic dispute over control in jest.
Mrs. 8 H Newson of Decatur Alabama says three years of unbearable stomach and bowel pain ended after trying Electric Bitters. She credits the remedy with immediate improvement and full recovery. The ad claims it cures liver kidney and stomach troubles. Available for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
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