Golden Medical Discovery and Its Alcohol Free Cure Claims
An advertisement discusses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery named for Golden Seal root. It touts alcohol free extraction, health benefits for weak stomach, indigestion, biliousness, and torpid liver, and cites endorsements from medical books. It warns it won’t cure advanced consumption but may prevent related affections if taken promptly.
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Pierce
Teacucrs
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Funeral held for Col. Luther S. Howlett in Yakima
Court adjourned at noon to attend the funeral of Col. Luther S. Howlett, longtime Yakima pioneer and United States commissioner at Seward, Alaska, who died February 25 in Seward. Elks oversaw services at A. J. Shaw & Sons parlor. pallbearers included Parker, Lowe, Cornett, Redman, Snively, and Gen. Carr. He was remembered for friendship with local settlers and his ready humor.
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Luther S. Howlett
Yakima Bar Association
Col. Howlett
Seward
Alaska
North Yakima
the Elks
A. J. Shaw & Sons
North Second Street
Yakima Valley
United States
Fred Parker
S. J. Lowe
J. D. Cornett
W. H. Redman
H. J. Snively
Gen. Carr
Seattle
Mr. Snively
Toppenish Building Boom Boosts City Prosperity
Toppenish is amid a major building boom with new residences and commercial structures rising. The three story Toppenish hotel, costing about 50 000, promises modern amenities and open in about 80 days.
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Toppenish
Wash
Washington
Toppenish Trading Company
Toppenish Avenue
Main
Main Street
Rideout and McGowan
Notable Newspaper Leader and Kitchen Cabinet Member
He faced mockery but kept smiling and never despaired. In the 1870s and 1880s he was among the nation’s most powerful newspaper men. During President Arthur’s term he served in the Kitchen Cabinet and edited the Louisville Commercial Gazette and the Oregonian. He also worked as the Gazette’s Washington, D. C. representative.
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Arthur
Louisville Commercial Gazette
The
Oregonian
Washington, D. C
Gazette
Schmitz Wins Tiil Appeal 10 Supreme Court Decision
The California Supreme Court unanimously denies the prosecution's rehearing in the Schmitz Ruef case. It sustains the appellate ruling that the indictment failed to prove Schmitz's mayoral status and unlawful threats over liquor licenses, effectively nullifying Ruef’s guilty plea and related indictments and paving Schmitz's potential release on bail.
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Schmitz
TIIL
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Cal
District Court Appeals
Eugene E. Schmitz
Ruef
Wil
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under New Pure Food Law
The claim states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommending it as a safe remedy for children and adults, sold at North Yakima Drug Store.
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Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Valuation Discrepancies Prompt Next Meeting On Tax Review
The Yakima Valley Mutual Fruitgrowers association met at Summit View school house. P D Babcock was named temporary chair as president and vice president were absent. Spraying topics dominated the program with W L Wright favoring Rex solution and J M Brown discussing scale and codling moth. A committee was named to plan the next meeting for April 7 and to advance the tax valuation inquiry, noting large discrepancies and some 300 percent increases.
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Summit View
Yakima Valley Mutual Fruitgrowers Association
P. D. Babcock
W. L. Wright
Fruitvale
J. M. Brown
W. M. Nelson
Wm. Irish
P. Gildea
Schools Face Fire Safety Upgrades at Local Buildings
Fire Chief Dawson and Superintendent Reed inspected Central Lincoln and Summit View schools to identify safety upgrades. Central school requires door and hallway changes to prevent congestion. lincoln and Barge are largely sound with outside door catches to be improved. Recommendations include removing double swinging doors and adding exterior egress doors. heating furnaces may be relocated.
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E. G. Dawson
D. C. Reed
Central
Lincoln
Summit View
Central School
Collinwood
Lincoln School
Dawson
Northern Pacific Defends Nine-Hour Law Ruling
Northern Pacific operators complain the nine hour law still forces 12 to 13 hour shifts, but company officials say the reform benefits workers. The railroad has hired about 20 new operators and plans further hiring, asserting minimal hardship to the company.
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Idaho
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Cut Bank
Mont
Pineules advertised as thirty days trial offer
The Pineules remedy is sold at one dollar with a thirty day trial. It claims relief for backache rheumatic pains and kidney bladder blood issues. Suitable for all ages with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Side druggist.
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C. W. Camp West Side
High School Considers Presenting Ys To Football Team
The school debates giving the letter Y to football players after basketball Y presentations became public last Friday night. Students argue gridiron heroes should receive the honor for representing the school in multiple sports.
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Reed
Yakima Valley
Williams Couple Returns From California Hawaii Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs F A Williams of Top Penish have completed a wedding trip visiting California and the Hawaiian islands before resuming their residence.
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F. A. Williams
Toppenish
California
Hawaiian Islands
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