Tuberculosis Fight Aids Statewide Effort With Free Tuberculin Tests
Washington association publishes a tabloid leaflet urging prevention of the great white plague through fresh air food and rest. It notes 1213 deaths last year from tuberculosis and promotes free cattle tuberculin testing, urging broader funding and a statewide campaign with Read Cross support.
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Ans- Pieces
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What You Can Do to Fight Tuberculosis in Your Home
A tuberculosis article urges practical steps for households including clean homes with fresh air, fumigation before moving into new spaces, healthy simple living, cheerful habits, and public compliance with laws. It stresses not spitting, avoiding infection, and ensuring pure food from local vendors.
Cardui Praised by Mary Free man for Womanly Trouble Relief
A Paint Lick reader, Mrs Mary Free man, testifies Cardui eased her long standing womanly troubles. She says it left her weak back pain and headaches improved. The ad promotes Cardui as safe and effective with gentle ingredients.
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Mary Freeman
Cardus
County Auditors Set to Convene in Spokane
County Auditor Newcomb travels to the state Bureau of Inspection organized convention of the County Auditors Association to be held June 19 20 and 21 in Spokane. The event aims to discuss moving counties to cash basis finances and broader county policy.
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Newcomb
County Auditors’ Association
State Bureau
Senator Burnham Seeks Support With Stark Soil Contrast
In Manchester the senator cites New Hampshire farmers facing stony soil and contrasts it with Pike County Pennsylvania where land is even harder. A Pike County farmer jokes of farming ground so rocky wheat must be planted with a shotgun.
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Newest Notes of Science Highlights Global Innovations
Readouts on a model agricultural school in Argentina and diverse inventions from Berlin to Michigan include a tiny pistol, a sieve-equipped shovel, and a paint brush holder. Reports also note weatherwise raindrop sizes, armored money cars, underground rail approaches, and advancing rail signaling shifts.
Invalids' Guide Book Promotes Buffalo Institute
Behind Dr. Pierce's Medicines Stands the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, fully equipped with a staff of skilled specialists to treat difficult chronic diseases needing medical or surgical care.
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Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
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Buffalo
Quick put-down on aging artist earns sharp verdict
A terse exchange in a Chicago Record-Herald fragment features an aging artist mocked by a younger speaker. The elder laments lack of buyers while the confidant predicts future high prices may still reward the artist, but at his own expense.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney and Bladder Health
Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as a healing tonic that strengthens and antiseptic, claiming to relieve dragging backache dull headaches nervousness impaired eyesight and general misery from kidney and bladder weakness. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
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North Yakima Drug Store
Ferullo’s Fifty Piece Band to Play at State Fair
The state fair commission will host Ferullo’s fifty piece band at the North Yakima fairgrounds from September 25 through 30. Francesco Ferullo, famed Italian bandmaster, leads daily performances and conductors the orchestra daily and evening during fair week.
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State Fair Commission
Washington
Ferullo
North
Yakima
Francesco Ferullo
In Training Why all this Marathon exercise
In Washington Stas a real estate broker explains he advertises houses within ten minutes of the station to attract buyers. The exchange reflects persistence in marketing and the push for quicker sales despite a crowded market.
Young Pheasants Hatch in City Alfalfa Fields
Abandoned pheasant nests are found in fields around the city. A Nob Hill boy using a Rhode Island hen hatched eight pheasants, now days old and healthy. He hopes to release them when bigger, possibly joining a pheasant family. Robins and other birds have young, with a robin guarding three fledglings in an orchard. A health ad for Chamberlain's tablets is inserted, and a Yakima County probate notice seeks authority to mortgage estate land to pay heirs and expenses, with court hearing set for June 1, 1911.
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Nob Hill
Rhode Island
Foreclosure Suit Seeks North Yakima Property Title
Plaintiffs seek fee simple title to east portions of lots 22 23 and 25 in block 12 North Yakima Washington. Defendants urged to answer within 60 days of April 19 1911 with failure leading to judgment. Attorneys Ward and Moren list North Yakima office contact and dates Apr 19 26 May 8 10 17 24 31.
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State of Washington
Yakisma
Tewit
North Yakima
Washington
Said County
Ward & Moren
Yakima County
Notice of Private Sale of Walter B Wood Estate Property
Ida May Wood as administratrix of Walter B Wood deceased proposes to sell real estate in Yakima county Washington by private sale with payments of 2500 cash 1000 at one year 1000 at two years and the balance at three years with interest not less than seven percent. The land described is the north half of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter section 28 township 14 north range 18 and includes water rights from the Selah Valley canal. Bids must be in writing and delivered to the administratrix Parker Richards or the Yakima county clerk. sale subject to superior court confirmation. Dated May 14 1911.
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Elnora Elsie Jane Hayes
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Thomas Arthur Clemmens
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Evelena Alice Clemmens
Isaac Hays
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Yakima County
State of Washington
A. P. Eschbach
Thys
Yakima Herald
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Walter —. Wood
Superior Court
Walter R. Wood
Sitwate
Towit
Selah Valley
Walter Ro Wood
Parker & Richards
Miller Building
North Yakima
Washington
Washinpier
Iba
Final hearing order in estate of Alexander R. Sinclair
In Yakima County Washington the Superior Court fixes June 10 1911 at 1 30 p m for hearing the final account petition for distribution of property and discharge of administrators Frank F Sinclair and Alfred H Sinclair in the estate of Alexander R Sinclair deceased Published in Yakima Herald for four weeks and posted in three public places Dated May 9 1911 Judge EB Preble
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State of Washington
Yakima
Alexander R. Sinclair
Frank F Sinclair
Alfred H. Sinclair
Court House
North
Notice Fixing Hearing On Estate of Alexander Sinclair
Yakima county clerk certifies a hearing date for final account and report of administrators in the Alexander Sinclair estate. The session is set for June 16 at 1 36 p m at the North Yakima courthouse to show cause why the account should be approved and the distribution and discharge petitions granted.
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Yakima County
State of Washington
Serior
Yakma_ county
Alexander Sinclair
North Yakima
Summons by Publication in Washington County
Publication summons filed in Waushington Washington County naming Thos Noble and wife Lis as plaintiffs and listing all unknown parties. Deputy King notes dates May 10 and June 7 for the case, with estate and interest details referenced.
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State of
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