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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
12
Henry Bartlett Morrill notes in Human Life that people wed for various motives from love to financial or social gain. He observes many marry to save money, to obtain a nurse, or to secure status, while others wed for simple affection. He closes with blessings on those who marry for love.
A set of kitchen instructions outlines Breakfast Fish Cakes made from boiled fish, potatoes, shaloot, curry, parsley and egg, then fried. Also described are Portuguese Eggs with baked tomatoes and eggs, Ham Omelet with onion and ham, and a Kidney and Tomato dish baked with butter and stock.
A collection of old fashioned asparagus recipes includes omelet tops with asparagus filling, an asparagus soup strained to remove fibers, a steamed tender salad with oil and lemon, scalloped asparagus with a rich milk sauce, Marguerite salads using yolk powder, tomato jelly mold, tomato dress, puffed muffins, sorbet making tips, peanut butter from ground peanuts, and honey gems with flour and molasses.
A 19th century advertisement-style summary extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women, citing papoose root and other ingredients such as Black Cohosh and Blue Cohosh. It claimsSafe use for all ages and states testimonials from Miss May Rohrback praising relief from headaches backache and sleeplessness after using the remedy. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
A scanned kitchen note provides two dessert preparations. The first describes tapioca pudding style with milk eggs butter lemon rind and mold baking in a water bath served with fruit sauce. The second outlines a honey gingerbread mixing butter honey sugar cinnamon eggs flour and baking in shallow pans with rest time.
In Yakima County Washington final account of Lina M. Elliott and Minnie H. Elliott as administratrices of Henrietta B Elliott deceased filed April 6 1907. Hearing set May 11 1907 at 11 a.m. at North Yakima. Notices to be posted and published in Yakima Herald for four weeks.
City bodies publish resolutions of intention to build wooden and cement sidewalks in North Yakima. Documents list assessments, boundaries, costs, and required notices for Local Improvement Districts 101 and others, plus a court hearing order on a real estate conveyance dispute and related notices.
In Yakima county Washington Henry H Schott and Philip M Armbruster sworn as members of the City Council Streets and Ditches Committee certify under oath they will fulfill duties per Ordinance Nos 507 and 101, for the North Yakima wooden sidewalk project on Fourth Street within Local Improvement District No 101. J C Brooker City Clerk verifies the filing.
The assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 101 in North Yakima Washington is on file for inspection. A city council meeting on May 6 1907 will hear appeals and consider equalizing approving and confirming the assessment with any aggrieved party allowed to speak.
Notice to all creditors of Viola Rachel Garrett deceased. Present claims with vouchers to the administrator William Lindsey at Fred Parker office No 6 South Second Street North Yakima Washington within one year from April 17 1907 or be forever barred.
The Board of Trustees of the Fruitvale Schanno Irrigation Company calls a special stockholders meeting at the North Yakima office on May 11 1997 at 2 PM. The agenda is to increase capital stock from 400 shares to 525 shares and set terms for the stock issuance and disposition. Signed by all trustees on March 13 1907.
Aaron C. Bolienbach sues The Solicitors Loan & Trust Company and Philomene Bagwell with others to quiet title to Lot 25, Block 32, North Yakima. summons requires appearance within sixty days of April 3, 1907, or judgment by default. Attorneys PREBLE, CALL & DAVIS of North Yakima represent plaintiff.
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