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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

6

Local man and son drive new automobile to town

W. F. Tallesley of the Yakima Binders and Mrs. Tuesley with their boy arrived in town yesterday in a new automobile after visiting Wapato and heading to Prosser. The Independent notes his business is growing fast and praises the need for a run-about.

W. F. Tallesley Yakima Tuesley Walt

Sagebrush Grubber Invention Promises Large Contracts

Sagebrush Grubber by J. H. Spencer and Matt Schichti, a 17 ton traction engine, will use Sagebrush grubber technology. It is one of Mr Schichti's inventions and aims to scrub large sagebrush contracts.

J. H. Spencer Matt Schichti Mr. Schichti

Yakima Valley Fruit Growth Seen as Wealth Engine

A Bucyrus Telegraph excerpt relays J J Trench from North Yakima Wash describing fruit farming in the Yakima Valley. He notes 10 month growing seasons mild winters and irrigation from streams, with profits from potatoes melons berries grapes peaches pears and apples and land values rising to 1000 2000 per acre as irrigation projects railroads and markets expand. He predicts rapid ranch wealth and a future Puget Sound era city on the water.

J. J. Trench Sandusky Township Crawford County North Yakima Wash Bucyrus Ohio Yakima B. Remy H. M. Gilbert Nicols Parker Bottom United States England Germany Russia Orient Alaska Chicago St. Louis New York Washington Puget Sound

Testimony Claims Foley's Kidney Cure Healed Patient

G B Burnham of Carlisle Center NW writes four year past cure of kidney disease after taking Foley's Kidney Cure and reports brick dust sediment pain vanished with no recurrence. He recommends the remedy to others. Sold at North Yakima Drug Store run by A D Sloan.

G. B. Burnham Carlisle Center Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Encampment Promotes North Yakima as Best Ever

Meade Post G A R urges state encampment to be held in North Yakima June 23 25 1912 with a week of events and a grand street parade. Posts veterans and Woman's Relief Corps plan picnics, entertainments and a silk banner gift to the city. Local business leaders urged to support fundraising efforts.

Meade Post G. A. R North Yakima Veterans and Woman's Relief Corps State Fair Grounds Grove Woman’s Relief Corps Relief Corps Spanish War Veterans and Co. E Yakima D. L. Druse Adjt B. L. Bull, Com

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promises Clear Complexion

Orino laxative syrup stimulates the liver to thoroughly cleanse the system and clear pimples and blotches. It is mild and pleasant for women and children, does not gripe, and is superior to pills and ordinary cathartics. Sold at North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop.

North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Spring millinery and fashion open in Yakima shops

Spring opening day in Yakima drew crowds as multiple shops unveiled new hats gowns and ready to wear lines. Mrs French Mrs Rinehart Schott's Schott's and Miss Kauffman showcased decorative windows 400 new hat styles and expert trimming by Miss Howe highlighted the modern fashion display drawing large crowds and attention from passersby.

Newe Schott Suit House Yakima Miss Kauffman North Yakima Miss Howe

ManZan Pile Remedy Arrives Ready to Use

Collapsible tube with nozzle offers one application soothing healing relief for inflammation soreness and itching. Sold by C W Camp West Side druggist at 50 cents.

C. W. Camp West Side Druggist

Selah-Moxee Canal OKs Feasibility Tunnel Plan

A stockholders meeting appointed a committee to report within 60 days on tunneling through Selah hill at an estimated cost near 75000. Engineer T A Noble reviewed the plan and filed his report yesterday. Many favor the project for potential large savings.

Selah Hill The Herald T. A. Noble

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