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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
6
Dr Darrin advertised as a top medical specialist serving diverse locals from ministers to miners at the post office building corner Chestnut and South Second streets. He touts cures for eye ear throat lung heart stomach liver kidneys bladder and more, with home treatment options and low flexible fees.
The Tennant & Miles produced 36 page booklet features 20 full page engravings of Yakima and Tieton scenes. Compiled by Harry B. Averill the publication showcases Yakima industries tied to irrigation and aims to present the community to outsiders. Printed by the Yakima Herald Publishing Co.
North Yakima leaders form the Good Roads Association of Yakima county electing W L Steinweg as president with H M Gilbert vice president and H P James secretary. An executive board from across the county will organize auxiliaries in every town and arrange countywide action to secure better roads.
The Republican national convention nominated James S. Sherman of New York for vice president after a tumultuous session. Timed speeches, silent pauses, and strong crowd support marked Sherman's emergence as the clear choice, with Massachusetts and New Jersey adding to the final push. The convention continued with enthusiastic display as states lined up for Sherman, confirming the ticket.
At a Friday teachers meeting in the Central building, Director E J Haasze outlined plans for an athletic field to serve North Yakima public schools. The project awaits high school opening, grade reorganization, and nearby site acquisition before a field is secured. Supt Reed presided as directors praised teachers and the evening closed with refreshments.
The notice promotes Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup to aid digestion and stimulate the liver and bowels without irritation. It claims to avoid nausea or griping and describes it as mild and pleasant to take. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co and A. D. Sloan.
Horticultural inspector Joseph Brown reports peach yields for Yakima area will reach about 80 percent of normal, up from earlier projections of 30 and 60 percent. He notes a likely abortinally large crop of pears and apples if growers thin properly and maintain grade quality. Brown demonstrated thinning techniques at Tampico and spoke to local growers on fruit growing.
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