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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
The Yakima Herald volume issue details shipping and publishing notes for North Yakima Washington. It lists Treble company addresses phone numbers and clerk names along with subscription rates and publication schedule for June 22 1910.
The article recalls Mrs Roosevelt first ashore and Theodore Roosevelt leaping from the Kaiserin to the Manhattan deck, greeting and kissing his family. It celebrates his affection as a father and president and credits his dramatic return to lifting public sentiment after a grand sea welcome.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a key flaw in back to the soil efforts lack of a concrete plan for would be farmers. The National Farm Homes association led by Gov Hadley proposes 40 acre plots with a central 160 acre model farm and ten year payment, no initial capital required, to guide urbanites back to agriculture across the southwest and south central regions.
A historical snippet notes Judge Gaynor mentioning Theodore Roosevelt’s two terms and a possible 1912 presidential bid. The piece reflects early 20th century debates on presidential limits and the use of executive power in relation to Roosevelt and Taft era politics.
Citizens fear demand will force Theodore Roosevelt to seek the presidency again after earning the nation’s affection and the world’s admiration.
The Chicago Board of Health warns the public about dust, indoor air quality, long work hours, unsafe milk, chest protectors, spitting in public, crowded tenements, and overwork. It stresses open windows for better air and thorough chewing to aid digestion, praising the board for plainspoken guidance.
A rhapsodic sketch traces Margaret Illington’s shift from matinee idol to mother and domestic life, noting marriages to Daniel Frohman and Henry Bowes, the pursuit of a lavish lifestyle, and a critique of her career choices amid personal changes. It also discusses early aviation in warfare and the potential of aeroplane dispatchers in future conflict to outrun sharpshooters and relay messages.
A vintage ad extols Mc Gee's Baby Elixir as a wholesome remedy for sour stomach wind colic and diarrhea. It promotes availability at 10 Yakind Ave and W. Champ with pricing 280 and 10e per bottle and urges parents to keep a bottle at home for any baby.
Fragmentary text discusses insurgency and the role of the post office department in politics. It references a desire to keep business separate from political influence and hints at a Baliridy evening event related to the topic.
Lenin states he will remain within the party and defend rights for all ages while continuing as a Republican. He says other Progressive Republicans should follow his stance and stay united in the party.
A damaged clipping cites Mont Mathuila of Buffalo praising a remedy from Dr King for stomach liver and kidney troubles. It notes a 26 cent price at Clark's Pharmacy and references the Tinwur home and family.
North Yakima and surrounding communities see visits by educators and professionals. Arthur J. Collins from Lewiston and C and Ellis Collins reunite with relatives while H R Cox seeks county superintendent nomination. Prohibition candidate Aaron Watkins to speak June 29. ranching notes and local business and Hotel Yakima stays, with rail and probate items.
Miss Juanita Noblie to wed soon in Sunnyside with Moore sisters visiting from Virginia. A June 14 luncheon at the Nobles home featured pink and white roses, five courses, and artist-made place cards. Guests included many local ladies and out-of-town visitors, while talks touched on upcoming weddings and community events.
A morning bowel routine is praised for daily work readiness and comfort. Herbine is offered as a remedy that purifies strengthens and regulates bowels. Sold by D H Fry at 10 Yakima Ave and C W Camp.
The article outlines Sunnyside’s diverse churches including Methodist and Episcopal with Rev. H. Perry and Rev. Burgess, plus strong school growth and new $35,000 high school. It notes extensive fraternal clubs, 20 piece orchestra, two telephone systems, electric lights, city water, $6,000 city hall, $30,000 hotel, and rapid development with cottages and factories. The N. P. railroad line’s December 31, 1909 traffic reached $357,998 prompting railway commission action.
A North Yakima reader praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble and backache after trying other remedies. The testimonial cites relief from headaches and urinary issues, claiming four boxes cured the kidney complaint. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is cited as sole United States agents.
A series of social events unfolds in Yakima with farewell dinner for Lewis Rolles before his Minneapolis wedding to Leona Hammond. Quiet weddings join Andrew Crookston Mary Jane Wallace Sunnyside and Esther Pedersen Edward Storgaard in Seattle and Grandview. A St Joseph cathedral ceremony honors Miss Anna Davis and Hugh Kennedy with a full wedding reception at Tee treaumn home and a post nuptial Sound honeymoon. বেশ
The reservation information bureau reports daily inquiries about the autumn opening of the Indian lands. Letters from many states show national interest, with Spokane noting large economic impact from prior openings. Local organizers in the Herald building push publicity as a commercial effort to attract visitors and promote regional growth.
A ten acre tract near Moxee City offered for sale with option to divide into one and two acre parcels. Railroad acquiring a right of way across the land. Includes store building stock. Suitable for a business location. Contact Frank Albert Route 1 North Yakima Wash.
J. J. Roberts of Minneapolis connected with G. Palmer & Co. visits North Yakima for the summer at the Pacific hotel. He previously spent months here as a fruit buyer and will seek the valley’s best offerings, planning announcements later.
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