Sewage and Garbage Disposal for North Yakima
Dr. Charles E. Keeler presents a plan for comprehensive disposal of sewage and garbage in North Yakima. He argues for extended sewers, separate drainage, and a sewage disposal plant using septic tanks and filter beds, plus a funded garbage reduction plant or incinerator to curb flies and pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Yakima Medical Association
North Yakima
Charles E. Keeler
Keeler
Yakima
Seattle
York
Dr King's New Discovery Praised for Child Cure
G T Richardson of Richard sons Mills Alabama recalls severe bronchial trouble in their child for a year and fear of consumption. After trying many remedies and doctor’s medicine without relief one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery cured the cough and restored health. Suitable for coughs colds hoarseness la grippe asthma croup and sore lungs. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle free. Clark's Pharmacy guarantees it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Richardson
Richardson's Mills
Ala
Clark's
Candidates Named for North Yakima School Boss Job
The North Yakima board considers 102 applicants for the school superintendency with 5 candidates remaining. A. Davis of North Yakima age 33 with local and regional teaching credits leads the list, followed by H D Sterling of Albuquerque age 41 and George A Franklin of Austin Minnesota. Other named candidates include Harry M Schaefer of Pittsburgh and J F Thornton of Indianapolis with varying experience in normal schools and district administration. Elimination focused on lack of grade school experience and poor English in letters.
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North Yakima
Board of
A. (. Davis
Eligh School
Couer d'Alene
Spokane
Willamette Univeristy
H. D. Sterling
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Michigan State Normal School
Michigan State University
Lansing
Mich
Howell
George A. Franklin
Austin
Harry M. Schaefer
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg
Harvard
Cheney Normal School
Ashland
Oregon
Normal
San Diego
Cal
Washington
J .F. Thornton
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana University
Columbia
Messrs Sterling
Franklin
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps No Never
Editorial-style notice argues against fear of ghosts and promotes malaria remedies. Cites malaria risks in swamps and malaria as the real danger, endorsing Electric Ritters as a blood cleanser with testimonial from William Fretwell of Lucania North Carolina and a 50 cent price at Clark's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fretwell
Lucania
Clark's Pharmacy
Hanford land division granted amid homestead claims
Secretary of the interior awards Marcacci 40 acres and confirms a 120 acre allotment for W A Hawes on the Hanford tract of 160 acres filed as a homestead. The case arose after late night arrival and scattered entries by multiple claimants, with Marcacci offering to divide but the plan unsatisfactory.
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Marcacci
Hawes
Hanford
Land dispute awards Hawes 120 acres to Marcaced 40
An appeal by Mr Hawes through H J Snively yields a secretary’s decision granting Hawes 120 acres while Marcaced receives 40 acres of valuable irrigated land. The case highlights the tract’s favorable location and water access. Also an ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as effective for burns and skin injuries at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcac
Hawes
H. J. Snively
Selah to Receive Much Attention and Rail Improvements
Railroad officials plan a new station at Selah and to rearrange tracks to ease loading for Selah district ranchers. The Selah valley’s growing shipping importance prompts upgrades to handle anticipated Yakima valley freight, with work to start soon and finish before the peak trade season.
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Selah
Northern Pacifc
Yakima Valley
Woman's tonic Cardui praised by Cherry Valley resident
Mrs Carrie Moore of Cherry Valley Arkansas says Cardui relieved years of headaches rapid heartbeats and low vitality. She now feels better and recommends Cardui as the woman's tonic available at local druggists.
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Cherry Valley
Ark
Carrie Moore
Cardus
Cardui
Divorce suit filed over alleged adultery in Outlook
Charging her with adultery, ANOTHER DIVORCE ADDED TO THE LIST. Idi Kellogg, a grocer of Outlook, seeks an absolute divorce from Maggie May Kellogg, missing but believed to be with RK Gates. Rh Kellogg married in Spokane May 13 1904. they have a five year old daughter. He requests custody and his separate property including a $2000 store and $6500 real estate.
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Idi Kellogg
Outlook
Superior Court
Maggie May Kellogg
RK. W. Gates
Sunnyside
Rh. R. Kellogg
Spokane
Cardus Tonic Restores Mrs Cook After a Decade of Illness
Mrs Cook testifies Cardus restored her health after ten years of weakness and nervous exhaustion. She says she could not work, but after using Cardus she is stronger, more regular, and gaining strength daily, joining thousands of other women helped by the tonic.
Prominent Official Questions Crying Boy on Philadelphia Avenue
A federal official stops to ask a woman in charge why a small boy is crying. The woman replies the child is unwell and cannot eat nine doughnuts. J. M. Howell, a local druggist, endorses Chamberlain's Dough Remedy as excellent and says it is sold by all dealers.
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Philadelphia Avenue
J. M. Howell
Chreansburge
The Power of Suggestion in a Whimsical Egg Scene
A maid dusts a table where a pretty Master egg rests and unexpectedly hears it singing. On her return the egg stands upright and greets with a playful line, revealing a whimsical fantasy of wit and imagination.
Love as a Motorist Woman in New York Sun verse
A lyrical poem frames Phyllis as a freewheeling motor girl who drives life with allure and speed. The speaker compares her gaze to headlights and her charm to gasoline, claiming love acts as the chauffeur steering her through distant scenes and into a private heart.
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New York Sun
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advert An Appeal To Women
A promotional ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills help women with constipation and female trouble quoting Mrs M Dunlap of Leadtlt Tenn. The copy suggests the product offers relief from a mother’s illness and parables a burglar’s deed as unrelated context. It notes price 28 cents and pharmacy availability at Clark's Pharmacy.
Tieton Land Owners Enjoined by Court
The Yakima Canal Company wins a permanent injunction in a suit against Frank Mischke and Dr H R Wells and wife restraining waste water discharge from land into the canal. Case dismissed against Mischke with costs to defendants. order affects hundreds under the Tieton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Yakima Canal Company
Frank Mischke
H. R. Wells
Mischke
Theton
Palintiff Company
Memorial Day Flower Tribute Proclaimed in Illinois
In Saad Illinois on May 20 Guy Deneen issues proclamation urging Illinois residents to wear a flower for Memorial Day to honor soldiers who died for the country. The text calls the flower a natural tribute and a sign of personal patriotic participation. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular soreness and rheumatism.
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SPRI
Saad
Guy Deneen
Ilinois
Professor and Wife Debate Coffee in Rhetoric Class
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt mocks an Adelbert College professor famed for grammatical precision. He argues over correct diction with his wife as she serves coffee and jokes about hanging a portrait to better suit the clock, all within a hurried morning routine before class.
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Cleveland Plain
Yakimans Enjoy Tropical Life in Honolulu Estate Letters
Friends of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rasch report their Honolulu move to a two acre tract with mountain and ocean views near Koko Head. They plan to keep the property as a home and envision farm life with a Jersey cow and prize chickens.
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Alfred Rasch
Honolulu
Yakima
Raseh
Molokai
Lauai
Maui
Good Library in Aloneluli Hears Carnegie Project Delays
Mrs. Raseh, library board member, notes the Carnegie Library building in Aloneluli is not yet started. The Honolulu Library Association provides ample reading material with well chosen standard books and new fiction. They had planned to base the home in the islands but spend part of the year locally.
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Orher
Per Hussion
Warning to Railroad Moon and Foley Kidney Pills
Warning to railroad workers about chronic inflammation and relief from kidney pills. The writer cites severe illness on the job, praise for Foley Kidney Pills, and a drugstore note from North Yakima Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is. Bacon
Bath
Foley Kinlney
Earth Pattern Theory Sparks Editor’s Bold Retort
An Oklahoma editor notes a science claim that if the earth were patterned there would be two titles across the globe. He reprints the idea with a stark warning that anyone caught flattening the earth should be shot on the spot, reflecting local fear and a ready quip about inability to swim.
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Oklanaum
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Yakima Avenue
Wilber
Slaughter House
Maple Street
W. A. Hawes
Secretary OF Interior
Ephone
Mr. Hawes
Bucklen
Norther Pacific Railway
Gates-Hogan
Alark
Infante
Lilith
Phyllis
Aqootey Gir
Reet Om
Tieton
O''Miey
Western Reserve
Damon
Maralua
Tennig
Mr Damon
Japan
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