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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
8
Farmers face an alarm over dandelions overrunning fields and lawns near North Yakima. An eastern college agronomist offers a simple chemical method using sulphate of iron and sulphuric acid to kill established patches and prevent spread, with cautions on handling due to acid toxicity.
A home made mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is claimed to relieve rheumatism backache cleanse kidneys and bladder and aid urinary disorders before Bright's disease. It is said to be vegetable based harmless and inexpensive. Matt Williams and T R Fisher went to Portland for a horse sale on the first three days of the month.
Residents and business leaders in Wapato condemn last Sundays drunken disorder on the streets. The Independent calls for citizen action to curb lawlessness as incorporation debates loom and transients blamed for the chaos.
Trial over injuries from a Seventh Street bridge accident left W. H. Hatfield with a verdict of 1515.25 against North Yakima for damages. Hatfield claimed paralysis risk and loss of use of arms. witnesses said injuries end his mason work. Defense argued caution lapses but supported eventual return to work.
Police traced a forged check passed on a Yakima City store by a short stout man who fled on horseback. A night watch at transit hubs and trains continued as officers sought the suspect with no arrest by early morning.
A Prairie Grove Arkansas reader praises Ballard’s Snow Liniment praised as a positive cure for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and contracted muscles. The advertisement urges immediate purchase and credits Colton-Fry Drug Co for selling the product.
A concise round of timely items from the Morning Herald presents noteworthy events and developments. Readable summaries cover local actions, community updates, and upcoming deadlines with clear, direct language.
Mrs. Hawley widow of A. N. Hawley leaves last evening to join her sister in Nebraska after Hawley's recent death at Medical Lake.
The advertisement touts Hyomei as a direct local treatment for catarrh with a pocket inhaler that reaches nose throat and lungs. It claims immediate relief and a permanent cure, prices the full outfit at $1.00, and offers a cure guarantee from Fred L. Janeck.
A committee of Ed Merwin Frank X Nagler and William Verran was appointed Sunday by city musicians to gather information on forming a union and survey players willingness. Verran acts as temporary chairman Merwin as temporary secretary. the first band rehearsal was held Sunday.
The general land office issues instructions to registrars on selecting lands for education and other purposes under new regulations. States may make indemnity school land selections in lieu of fractional parts, with notices required in local newspapers. Local offices will hold maps showing coal fields and reserve entries within known coal areas.
Digestives are criticized for masking dyspepsia while weakening digestion. Mi-ona stomach tablets claim to excite gastric juice and aid digestion, sold in a compact box for 50c with a money back guarantee by C. C. Case.
A brief notice reports SMOKL Nagier introducing the Extra Five cigar line. The product is labeled union made, signaling craft and worker solidarity.
Parker Bottom inventor Ernest Piland unveils a device to catch and deliver mail sacks from a moving train. The semi circular arm with hooks transfers sacks between the crane and the mail car, reducing loss from sacks thrown from moving trains. Piland claims under $10 cost per car and rapid adoption by railroads with government contracts.
Fred L. Janeck markets Hyomei promising to cure catarrh and bronchial troubles. He offers a full refund if the remedy fails, with each outfit priced at one dollar, presenting a simple, economical treatment guarantee.
A communication from F. H. Newell of the Reclamation Service states the department will not change its policy to buy supplies locally where irrigation work is performed. Earlier reports claimed a Chicago office would oversee all purchases for the service.
Local adopters point to Washington irrigated land as highly productive with typical 160 acre wheat farms netting 600 to 800 yearly. Five acre fruit plots in Wenatchee Yakima and other districts show 2500 to 3500 yearly profits, with exceptional apples reaching 716 to 2200 per acre in good years.
Thousands cured call the Hyomei inhaler the Little Pocket Physician because it fits in a pocket or purse. C. C. Case offers a complete outfit with refund if it does not cure catarrh, priced at $1.00.
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