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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
7
Advertisement listing law offices and attorneys at law in North Yakima Washington. JOHn H. LYNCH and McAULAY & MEIGS are named with offices at Mullins Building and Ditter Elk locations. References to American Surety Co. and Empire State Surety Co. are included.
Drs Lynch and Weyer list office hours 2 to 5 p.m. and 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. plus 1 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. with residences at 210 S Naches and 203 N Fourth St and phone numbers 823 and 4831.
Wells and Nagler provide X ray laboratory services in connection with their office. Treatment and examination by X rays available day or night. Residence address 3 N Naches Ave. Office phones 1901 and 1903 1904 for physicians.
Dr David Rosser, physician and surgeon, practices above Janeck's Drug Store and at residence at the corner of Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm. He serves as a member of the Pension Board.
The listing provides a street address 11114 E Yakima Ave with telephone number 6231 and suite numbers 1 2 3 4 indicating available office spaces or units.
The city council broadened North Yakima fire limits Monday to cover additional blocks and streets where future buildings must be brick or stone. The move affects blocks 13 and 14 and areas on the West Side, with further extensions planned.
W R C and G A R guests attended a surprise banquet for Commander B L Bull who marked his sixty seventh birthday after Meade Post meeting. Christian church waiters assisted. Plans advance for a large G A R state convention in Washington. W A C members practiced drill and maneuvers.
Police theory marks incendiary origin after a Saturday morning blaze in the restricted district. they expect arrest soon. Initial testimony cited a Friday night attempt by a district woman to start a fire in the 444 area in the same manner as the main disaster. No lives were lost. Home Comfort Stables suffered 15 horses and widespread damage estimated around $25,000. An advertisement promotes kidney health pills with a 30 day trial and money back guarantee by C. W. Camp.
Traveling hats are flat sailor types trimmed with violets or cowslips. Walking hats feature bows on the side with watered ribbon. Large toques use wreaths of flowers, and very large sailor shapes wear a huge wing or drapery.
A light tan morning suit shown in shanting silk is strictly tailored and trimmed with black soutache braid. A sunshade matches the suit material to complete the coordinated ensemble.
Fannie Merritt Farmer advises jellied vegetables as a luncheon or supper accompaniment to cold sliced meat. Prepare by soaking gelatine in water, dissolving in boiling water, then adding sugar vinegar lemon juice and salt. Strain cool and mix in shredded cabbage and chopped pimentos before turning into a mold and chilling.
Rainiers of Cle Elum won their season’s best game on Sunday by four runs. Adams pitched strongly with solid support though one error behind him. six doubles by the Rainiers fueled timely hitting. They remain undefeated and plan trips to Ellensburg on June 21 and Cle Elum on June 28.
Buy a farm in frostless California or the renowned Blue Grass Region of Kentucky. Inquire of V C Razor, Salt Lick, Kentucky. Herald Want Ads promise results.
Hundreds of midwest job seekers write to Secretary H P James of the Commercial club seeking opportunities near North Yakima. He says money strain has caused more locals to seek work, but a diligent man can still find ranch work at living wages. Two sailors from the battleship Maryland plan to visit after their enlistments end.
Correspondence from Republican leaders across the state suggests Levi Ankeny will not carry any county except possibly his own. Jones supporters report broad backing and predict overwhelming majorities in the countryside. Also notes a livery business reopening as Home Comfort Stables under Elmer Weeks after a recent fire. Pineules for the Kidneys advertised by C. W. Camp.
Wenatchee, Washington begins the valley's first fruit packing school in the Wenatchee Produce building. Mr James Atkison, a well known local packer, conducts daily classes. Growers welcome the effort as it aims to end poorly performed work by novices.
Paid notices announce K L Brown Granger for county superintendent of schools on the Republican ticket and J M Brown for Yakima County clerk. Also an earnest offer to plant and guarantee orchard trees by Ernest A Brown with telephone contact and P O Box. Augix Jos H Lancaster seeks the Republican sheriff nomination in Yakima County.
Ad promotes Dr Darrin in the post office building corner Chestnut and South Second street offering a free confidential exam for chronic diseases. It claims thousands cured with his years of training and says his offices are crowded daily. It urges visiting today or any day next week. It also notes good weather boosts alfalfa growth and hayfield employment.
Yakima valley ranchers report the first alfalfa cutting underway with an excellent yield despite uneven growing conditions. Farmers note strong hay quality as fields are baled for winter feed.
A table shows early June express shipments with two columns: boxes shipped in the first column and pounds shipped in the second. The data indicate growing volume for the period.
Hon Lee A Johnson of Sunnyside returned from Spokane where he spoke for a state lands sale on Brewster flats. Officials at the state agricultural school at Pullman protested an $8 appraisement, though conservative market value ran over $49 an acre. Some tracts sold as high as $144. average about $30. Johnson, chair of Pullman college regents, will attend next week’s commencement. He praised campaign prospects for Congress.
Notice is given that Joseph Paullin of North Yakima Washington filed intention to make final five year proof to establish a homestead claim for the SW of Section 5 Township 13 N Range 19 E W M before the Register and Receiver US Land Office North Yakima Washington on the 22nd day of July 1968 Witnesses are John Cook L J Greenwalt Rudolph Knaac Fred McBride all of North Yakima Washington Zenas Y Coleman Register June 24 July 8 15 22
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