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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
8
Home Remedy Claim For Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement promotes a home made mix said to relieve rheumatism and kidney disorders by flushing uric acid from the blood. It lists Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla and advises dosing after meals and at night, claiming safety and wide efficacy.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Featured at Case's Drug Store
A colorful trade blurb promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Case's Drug Store, urging readers to act fast. The item appears as a quick product highlight in a local storefront notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
Malady Strikes Sheep In State Rural Report
The State College veterinary department reports an unusual contagious illness in sheep caused by verminous bronchi tis from the strongylus filaria. Post mortems by Dr. S B Nelson link lung worms to bronchitis and lung fever, with daily sulphur fumigation as treatment for one to two weeks. The case is notable as the first in fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Nelson
State College Department of Veterinary Science
Prominent Mining Man Visits City to Inspect New Tools
Prof Thomas Mason engineer of New World Smelting and noted Seattle mining expert spent Tuesday in the city. He met with Everett of Pacific States Mining Co to view an amalgamating machine praised as scientifically designed and the best of its kind. He also showed interest in a Seattle carburator claimed to extract all mineral values from ore in thirty minutes with a wood fire, ideal for cinnabar ores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mason
New World Smelting Company
Seattle
Mason
Northwest
Everett
Pacific States Mining Co
School Folks and Local Visits Highlight Week
Spencer Jacobs showed signs of pneumonia recovery after a critical period. A Japanese team costume fundraiser by grades six to eight, with teacher Mrs Duncan, drew a small admission fee. Grandma Dillon’s 86th birthday was celebrated with a family dinner and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Jacobs
Kaggy
Parker
Dick Dillon
Oregon
A. Newberg
Seattle
A. P. Dudley
Duncan
Grandma Dillon
St. Patrick’s Day
Dillon
Everton
Grant’s Pass
Ore
R. J. Fife
Forbun
A. C. Vale
Ballard
Will Forbun
Edgar Evans
Readings of Newspaper Clippings Fill Caldwell Court Day
In Caldwell the district court heard clippings from newspapers, mainly the Boise Statesman, claimed to prejudice public sentiment during the last election campaign. The defense seeks a venue change and expects readings to finish by tomorrow noon as about 600 affidavits support the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
District Court
Caldwell
Boise Statesman
Y M C A Work Abroad Gains in Manchuria
Consul Sege wa of Newchaung says educated men stray. Y M C A benefits exceed costs. In Manchuria after troop withdrawals 8000 railroad workers arrived. Y M C A opens at Koshurei with 800 railroad men and 13000 soldiers nearby. Firms in Manchurian cities fund the association. Dalny authorities aid church efforts. Beholding faith is now an honor for retired officers. Y M C A was offered a former Russian church at Koshurei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segewa
Newchaung
Manchuria
Koshurei
Japan
Dalny
Ellensburg Items Highlight North Yakima Visitors
Gus Shun e a Northern Pacific freight depot clerk at North Yakima returned to North Yakima via Ellensburg on Sunday. A F Switzer and A E Howard, North Yakima contractors, were in Ellensburg on Monday. John Mich els of North Yakima attended the funeral of W H Packwood in Ellensburg Sunday. Will Lauderdale spent Sunday in North Yakima visiting his brother Fred. Dan Stanton of North Yakima spent Sunday in town. Several Elks from North Yakima attended Humboldt Packwood’s funeral in Ellensburg Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Gus Shune
North Yakima
Mr. Shune
Northern Pacific
A. F. Switzer
A. E. Howard
John Michels
W. H. Packwood
Will G. Lauderdale
Fred Dan Stanton
Humboldt Packwood
North Yakima visitors in Ellensburg noted by local paper
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of North Yakima visited Ellensburg for Sunday. Captain A. C. Steinman also came up from North Yakima for a brief town call. He says business at the land office has been heavy but is easing as daylight appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
North Yakima
A. C. Steinman
Ellensburg
Hit On Head Injures Norman Robinson At Home Site
Norman Robinson of 308 South Tacoma Avenue was injured Monday afternoon while excavating a cellar when a large stone fell and struck him on the head. He was taken to his home and is resting comfortably after initial fears of serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Robinson
South
Tacoma Avenue
Robinson
Shifts at Northern Pacific Spokane and Yakima offices
D H Shaw, a year operator in North Yakima for the Northern Pacific, leaves on No 4 for Spokane to become assistant train dispatcher. He has six years with the line and is a well known railroad man. He is succeeded by Mr Clevrestone, formerly Yakima operator, with Shaw to work as assistant to the chief train dispatcher in Spokane during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Shaw
North Yakima
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Shaw
Mr. Cleverstone
Yakima City
Warrant Issued for J L Howard Over Worthless Check
A warrant was issued Sunday night for J L Howard accused of passing a 410 check on Corbin Heller West Side. The First National Bank of Toppenish was drawn on and funds were lacking. Despite a diligent search, Howard remained unfound as Sheriff Edwards noted he fled Yakima County toward the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Howard
Corbin & Heller
First National Bank of
Toppenish
Edwards
Howard
Yakima County
Traveling man seeks corset in North Yakima store
A traveling man described as fat attempted to buy a corset in a North Yakima shop. The incident is noted with amused mockery of his large waist and the idea that any corset would fit him in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Yakima
Ordinance vacating West Walnut street in Capitol Addition
Vacate a portion of West Walnut street in North Yakima between Reed avenue and Capitol Addition blocks D E F G with exceptions for an alley segment. Petitions allege owners holding two thirds of abutting lots. hearing fixed for March 4 1907 and notices posted for over twenty days. Also includes 1907 divorce summons in Yakima county with Galloways named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Walnut Street
Reed Avenue
Capitol Addition
North Yakima
N. W. Campbell
Eunice A. Campbell
Albert
S. Congdon
City of
Walnut Street
Capitol
North Yakima City approves vacating West Walnut street segment
The City Council of North Yakima ordains vacating a specified portion of West Walnut street from Reed avenue to Capitol Addition lines with an exception for an alley in Block 412. It requires payment of $27.76 plus 6 percent interest before publication and takes effect five days after publication, dated March 4 1907 and approved March 5 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
North Yakima Do
West Walnut Street
Reed Avenue
Capitol
North Yakima
Walnut Street
Washington
O. A. Fechter
J. C. Brooker
North Yakima Ordinance Repeals and Amends Street Superintendent Rules
Ordinance 520 repeals Section 12 of Ordinance 377 and amends Section 13 of Ordinance 877 in North Yakima Washington. It sets the Street Superintendent’s pay at eighty dollars per month and states the ordinance takes effect five days after publication. Signed by Oo. A. Fechter and City Clerk J. C. Brooker, approved 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
City of
A. Fechter
J. C. Brooker
Bunnell vs Bunnell Marriage Suit Cites Fraud Claim
Plaintiff James A. Bunnell seeks a judgment against Jennie Bunnell alleging the marriage consent was obtained by fraud. Attorneys listed with Washington P.O. box. Recent docket entry spans Mar 20 to Apr 24 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
James A. Bunnell
Jennie Bunnell
Snyder & Luse
P. O
North Yakima
Washington
Fruitvale Schanno Irrigation stockholders meet May 11 1907
Notice is given that the Board of Trustees of the Fruitvale Schanno Irrigation Company calls a special meeting of stockholders at the office in North Yakima on May 11 1907 at 2 PM to consider increasing the capital stock from 400 shares of par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitvale-Schanno Irrigation Company
Sloan Building
City of
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
Par
Increase of Capital Stock Authorized for Corporation
Trustees of the corporation propose increasing capital stock from 400 to 525 shares of par value 1.00 each by a meeting to determine the terms of placement and disposition of the additional shares. The document is dated March 13, 190 Mari3-Mays and bears the signatures of all trustees under board authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Notice to Creditors for George J. Nimbler Estate
Creditors of the George J. Nimbler estate must present their claims with vouchers to Alice J. Read the administratrix at Fred Parker law office 6 South Second Street North Yakima Yakima County Washington within one year from March 6 1997 or they will be barred by state law Dated February 26 1997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Nimbler
Fred Parker
South Second Street
North
Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
State of
Hearing Set For Estate Report Of Adolph Labree
In Yakima County Washington the superior court fixes April 1 1907 at 11 a m for hearing Edward Labree executor of the estate of Adolph D Labree to approve his report and account. Notice to appear is posted in three public places and published in the Yakima Herald for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Counety
State of Washington
Adolph D. Labbree
Edward Labree
Adolph D. Labree
Court House
North
Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
Petition to resign as executor set for hearing in Yakima
In Yakima Washington on April 16 1907 at 2 pm the court fixes hearing on Edward Labrees petition to resign as executor of Adolph D Labree deceased. Notice to show cause why report and account should not be approved to be published in the Yakima Herald for seven weeks. Signed H B Rigg judge and J Lenox Ward clerk February 27 1907 April 1907 Superior Court Yakima County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakaima
Ss. I. R
North Yakeima
Washington
R. K. Nichols
Sota Superior Court
J. Lenox Ward
Yakima
Yakiema
I. R. K. Nichols
Yakma County
Superior Court
Adolph D. Labree
North Yakima
Yakima County
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Isabel Morgan
In the Superior Court of Washington Yakima County the estate of Isabel Morgan deceased is administered by S. E. Farris of North Yakima. Creditors and all persons with claims must present vouchers within one year from February 20 1907 at the administrator's office 2% West Yakima Avenue North Yakima Washington. Attorneys Fred Parker Thos E Grady Ira M Krutz represent the administrator. Feb26 Meh30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Washington
Yakima County
Isabel Morgan
E. Farris
West
Yakima Avenue
North Yakima Washington
S. E. Farris
Fred Parker
Thos. E. Grady
Ira M. Krutz
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