New Foundry Underway At Valley Ironworks Site
Construction starts on a new foundry at Valley Ironworks at the junction of the Northern Pacific and Yakima Valley railroads. President Donald of the Valley railroad arranged the land. Builders include William Kletzer R B Hicks and L B Bissell who aim to expand into a large machinist operation and hire many workers as the plant progresses.
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Valley Ironworks
Northern Pacific
Yakima & Valley
Donald
The
Valley Railroad
William Kletzer
R. B. Hicks
L. B. Bissell
I Tried Foley’s Kidney Cure and Was Cured
Robert H. Watts of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease and continual ill health before taking Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports being fully cured after less than two bottles and urges attention to kidney health during hot summers and after excessive drinking. North Yakima Drug Store advertises the remedy.
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Robert H. Watts
Salem
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Maiden Trip of the Yakima Opens Columbia Service
The Yakima, commanded by Captain J. C. Schoch, completed her maiden voyage up the Columbia River to Priest Rapids carrying supplies for the Hansford company canal project. Built at Ainsworth near Kennewick, the swift boat will run regularly carrying merchandise and future wheat cargoes. A passenger boat by Toad and Cover schedules soon for Kennewick to White Bluffs, with completion targeted by July 1. The Mata C. Hover operates on Snake River routes from Ainsworth, aiding Northern Pacific railroad camps.
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Yakima
J. C. Schoch
Columbia River
Priest Rapids
Hansford Company
Ainsworth
Kennewick
Toad
Cover
Juniper
White Bluffs
Priest ‘Rapids
Mata C. Hover
Snake River
Northern Pacific
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under New Pure Food Law
North Yakima Drug Store Prop A D Sloan announces Foley's Honey and Tar is not affected by the national Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Lynch Faces Sheep Permit Dilemma On Yakima Reserve
Major Jay Lynch of the Yakima Indian reservation faces a math problem as 150000 sheep seek grazing on a 40000 acre range. Permits begin mid June with priority to last year’s holders, but officials will issue to earliest applicants and avoid discrimination.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promoted for Women and Children
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is praised for mild action and pleasant taste, recommended especially for women and children. It does not nauseate or gripe like pills, aids digestion, and stimulates liver and bowels without irritation. Remember the name Orino and refuse substitutes. North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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North Yakima Drug 6Tore
A. D. Sloan
Fourth of July Planned in North Yakima by Business Leaders
Businessmen in North Yakima push a big Fourth of July celebration to rival any within 290 miles. They expect crowds from Prosser Sunnyside Mabton and others and aim to fund prizes parades drills and fireworks with a $109 carryover from last year. Dr Frank the marshal and merchants pledge donations as plans outline athletic events a mammoth parade and a grand fireworks display.
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North Yakima
Frank Nagler
Band
Mbllensburg
Prosser
Toptenish
Sunnyside
Granger
Wapato
Mab
H. Cahalan
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted Against Consumption
War against consumption urges nations to curb the white plague and markets Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cure for coughs colds and consumption prevention. North Yakima Drug Store A D Sloan Prop endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Old Town Road Among Finest in State Progress
Commissioners Sinclair McDonald and LeMay oversee macadamizing of the road between North Yakima and Yakima City. A rock crusher south of town runs at capacity as the effort aims to yield a nearly perfect thoroughfare and year round travel, with plans to improve Yakima county roads economically.
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Old Town
State of Washington
Sinclair
McDonald
LeMay
North
Yakima
Yakima City
Yakima County
Indigestion Crime Warning and Mi o na Tablets Promise
A public notice urges readers to stop suffering from indigestion and related symptoms. It promotes Mi o na stomach tablets as a remedy that strengthens digestion and nourishes the body, claiming a guarantee with every 50 cent box shown by C. C. Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case
Little Brewster Born in Denver Home Arrival Eight Hours
Friends of Mr and Mrs Guy K Brewster announce the arrival of a daughter in their Denver home. The child was born eight hours after the couple reached Denver.
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Guy K. Brewster
Denver
Will McLain and Bride Return From Seattle Honeymoon
Will McLain and his bride are due back Saturday following their honeymoon trip to Seattle.
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Will McLain
Seattle
Committee on Ways and Means Recommends State Convention Dates
Report urges more literature for organizing Sunday school work and a state convention day on October 6 or soon after. Proposes consecutive county dates to minimize travel costs, delegates reporting to county presses, and maintaining last year’s financial apportionments. Calls for three extra delegates per county convention to the annual state gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledges
Resolution report from Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Sunday School convention
The committee on resolutions presents thanks for press courtesies during the second annual convention in North Yakima and gratitude to residents and the First Methodist Episcopal church for hospitality. Also thanks the singers and Mrs. Woodbridge Barnes for her contributions as international field worker.
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Eastern
Washington
Northern Idaho
Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Committee On Resolutions
North Yakima
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vo. Woodbridge Barnes
Convention Resolutions Thanking Speakers and Officers
The document lists resolutions praising the Sunday school expert for their work and thanking the international committee for sending a capable worker. It also expresses gratitude to speakers for their preparation and inspiration, and commends the general secretary Rev. D. W. Berry while noting he cannot continue in office, plus recognition of other state officers.
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International Committee
D. W. Berry
Mullen Divorce Suit In Superior Court
Edwin Mullen files for absolute divorce from Eunice Mullen on incompatibility of temper and personal indignities. Married in Seattle on August 5, 1906, Eunice left on October 18, 1906, and her whereabouts are unknown. No community property reported. court relief requested.
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Edwin Mullen
Superior Court
Eunice Mullen
Seattle
Hyomei Offers Fast Relief for Catarrh
C C Case reports numerous cures of chronic catarrh with Hyomei and guarantees cure or money back with every outfit. The complete Hyomei set sells for $1.00, and experts advise avoiding stomach dosing to treat catarrh.
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C. C. Case
McAulay Boy Seriously Hurt In Street Accident
Eight year old John McAulay son of Attorney G F McAulay lies at his Riverview home in serious condition after a Friday afternoon bicycle ride incident. A horse hitched to an ice wagon kicked him on the head as bystanders say the wagon driver did not steer away. The scalp was peeled and a three to four inch cut above the head.
Brooklyn pastor seeks forgiveness over marriage ceremony
Rev. John Clarke of Brunswick Avenue Congregational Church Brooklyn apologized to the credential committee for officiating at the marriage of W. E. Corey and Mabelle Gilman. The committee, citing his integrity and remorse, recommended no further action. Clarke later stated he had repaid the wedding fee.
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New York
John Clarke
Brunswick Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
W. E. Corey
Mabelle Gilman
Clarke
Big Red Apple Man Weds Katherine Kendall
M L Oakes known for his Washington apple photographs married Katherine Kendall in a quiet ceremony at the Herald building. Rev M L Rose officiated with a small guest list including J E Smith W H Brown and James Kendall. The couple plan a summer photo trip to Lake Chelan.
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M. L. Oakes
Washington
J. E. Smith
Herald Building
Katherine Kendall
M. L. Rose
Episcopal Church
W. H. Brown
Miss Goodell
James Kendall
Miss Kendall
Mrs. Oakes
Lake Chelan
Fruit Growers Urged to Order Stencils and Stamps
Fruit growers will find the Herald equipped to supply their every need in stencils rubber stamps and markers. Send in your orders.
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Heral
Vinol Promises Strength for North Yakima’s Elderly
An North Yakima druggist advertises Vinol cod liver oil, claiming it boosts energy and red blood. A testimonial from Albany resident Mrs. Catharine Therer enhances the pitch, noting dramatic improvement after six months. The notice offers a money back guarantee and identifies Fred L. Janeck as the North Yakima agent.
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Yakima
Vinci
Catharine Therer
Albany
N. Y
North Yakima
Fred L. Janeck
Prizes Announced for Spokane Interstate Fair Livestock Displays
The Spokane Interstate Fair association will award special prizes for livestock displays in Spokane from September 23 to October 5. Prizes include the F Lewis Clark cup for best dairy herd, the Thomas J Kerl cup for best beef herd, the Holstein Friesian association cup for Holsteins, and the Kerr cup for best hog herd. Inquiries suggest livestock will be a major fair feature with exhibitors from across the Inland Empire.
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Spokane Interstate Fair Association
Spokane
Robert H. Cosgrove
Association
F. Lewis Clark
Thomas J. Kerl
Coeur d’‘‘Alene
Ida
Holstein Friesian Association
Holstein Friesian Association of America
Thomas J. Ker
Thomas J. Kerr
Coeur d'Alene
Mr. Cosgrove
Governor Swanson Rides Dirt Cart With Wife
Norfolk report says Governor Claude A. Swanson and Mrs Swanson rode a dirt cart from the Exposition grounds to the boat due to tight schedules. An Exposition official noted the scene while Swanson commented on modesty for a Virginia official.
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Norfolk
Claude A. Swanson
Exposition Grounds
Richmond
Virginia
Kansas man reports horned rat sighting in local town
A Kansas man claims to have seen a rat with horns while authorities say the oath law is enforced in Kansas. The Washington Post questions the soda water in that state.
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Kansas
Washington Post
Neglect Yards Hops Plentiful Despite Market Weakness
The hop market weakness and labor costs push smaller Washington growers to neglect yards while larger producers cultivate thoroughly. With last year’s surplus, dealers expect low prices to persist and cut spending on yard care. Experts warn neglect harms future crops and potential price gains. Cablegrams from London and Nuremberg report a quiet, steady market with favorable weather and normal cultivation.
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Washington
Europe
London
Nuremburg
State to Establish Demonstrative Farms for Education
Professor E. E. Elliott leads a state college plan to set up about twelve demonstrative farms across the state. Each farm will focus on dairying trucking small fruits and cattle breeding with expert in charge and general supervision by the college experiment station. Rosalia businessmen offer to back an 80 acre farm. Other regions show strong interest.
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Pullman
E. E. Elliott
State College Department of Agriculture
State College Experiment Station
Elliott
Colleg
Rosalia
Light City for North Yakima At $5,000 Power Claim
R E Coon president of Coon's Consolidated Motor company says a reversible shaft propeller can light North Yakima for $5,000. He demonstrates a model at Briggs & Watkins showing a 7 by 25 inch device and a full machine 7 by 25 feet capable of 189 horsepower in a fast river current.
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North Yakima
R. E. Coon
Coon
Consolidated Motor Company
Yakima
Herald Offers Rapid Corporate Seal Production Service
The Herald announces it can furnish corporation seals on very short notice and invites readers to send in their orders promptly.
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Herald
Corporation
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W. B. Porter
Newport
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W. M. Proctor
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