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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
11
Yakima Veterinary Hospital at 205 South First Street offers first class care and treatment for domestic animals. Surgical and specialty services available with prompt day or night calls. Hospital phone 4313. Dr G and Duncan, proprietors.
Tom Richardson of the Portland Commercial Club praises Freeman's Printing Birdseye View Map of Yakima Valley and Central Washington. He advises distributing one hundred thousand copies due to strong favorable comments and high interest.
The Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs plans its May 28 to 30 Spokane convention with a full program. Key speakers from Seattle Tacoma and Spokane will address topics from Bible study to forest reserves. The Wagner club hosts a concert May 28 and a reception and ball follow May 29 at Masonic Hall.
Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York testifies that Dr King’s New Discovery cured his asthma six years ago and helped his son's wife recover from incipient consumption after a severe cough. He says no other remedy equals it and notes a full guarantee by C C Case druggist with 50 cents and one dollar prices and a free trial bottle.
The superior court opened Thursday on the An drew Slavin contempt case tied to the 1896 Johncox decree. Shannafelt’s contempt conviction was handed down Wednesday with an appeal of record in process. Plunk merchant G W Cloyd recalls avoiding amputation after a jimson wound, treated by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, 25 cents at C C Case's drug store.
George D. Eastman and William S. Ervine, recently of Butte Montana, arrive to join Newton C. Gauntt as expert architects. They bring extensive experience and are described as excellent in their craft. Carload stained surples advertised by Scott's Lumber Yard. Dr Hall veterinarian reachable at 2183 or 102 South Selah Avenue. Herald ads tout results and slogan rubber stamps from the Herald office.
State Horticultural Commissioner F A Huntley concluded a week long inspection of Yakima county fruit districts. He found overall damage light besides strawberries peaches apricots and apples areas at low elevation suffered more while higher districts were unharmed. He noted scarce home grown berries due to frost and planned a tour of Walla Walla Spokane Wenatchee and other districts to verify frost loss reports.
A claimed remedy mixes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compount Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to drive catarrhal poisons from the blood and eliminate mucous membrane disease. The ad asserts a famed catarrh specialist endorses it and urges readers to prepare and use after meals and at night.
Lee Otis Hood filed a petition with the county clerk for letters of administration in the Hood estate. Florence Edna Hood died April 13 1907 in Yakima county leaving real estate valued at 1000 and a house destroyed by fire the day before her death covered by 600 insurance unpaid at present. He is widower and their seven months old daughter is the other sole heir.
Classified snippets promote Dr Kings New Life Pills and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as cures for weakness and digestive issues. Local residents E M Recla, E B Moore, Frances Geary, George Donald Jr., and Harold Curtis are noted in social and employment mentions. Mrs Oldhouse and daughter return from coast trip. Harold Curtis to Fort Simcoe for Coburn Trading job.
Amid a list of fruits, the speaker offers up the choicest berries and other harvest to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, elevating its value as a preferred remedy.
The Ahtanum water disputes are set to escalate with a major federal challenge. Major Jay Lynch and engineer T A Noble lead government preparations to assert exclusive water rights under 1856 treaty and riparian principles. If won, vast Yakima valley lands could run dry until the Tieton project is ready, prompting a united legal front among local attorneys.
Deed records show White Bluffs Land & Irrigation Co plans a town on land just sold by Walter Hersom and wife for 32640 dollars with a mortgage of 24480 dollars to Hersom. Hanford townsite lies downstream. Haynes garden tracts sit nearby. Stockholder clashes may split efforts, possibly yielding two towns along the Columbia river.
Advert says artists and beauties shed corsets adopting a new look after using WHollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Promotes 35 cent Tea or Tablets, available at Case's drug store.
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