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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
6
Drs Lynch and Weyer Mullins list office hours at 2 to 6 p m and 11 to 12 a m 1 to 2 7 p m respectively with residences at 21 S Naches and 609 N Fourth St and phone numbers 821 823 906.
Customary business note lists office location at Cor Sixth and Chestnut with hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. It also notes membership on the Pension Board.
At New Orleans the Lakes-to-Gulf Deep Waterway convention voted to send 500 lobbyists to Washington to press for Missouri River deepening, adopting a resolution by Missouri's David R. Francis after initial hesitation. Public bonds in small denominations were urged to fund the project.
Three insurgent senators La Follette Clapp and Beveridge face re election next year in a bitter contest Washington favors Clapp and Beveridge remains likeliest to win La Follette in Wisconsin faces strongest challenge with expected furious fight from powerful interests and local opposition Indiana may swing Republican or remain competitive amid Democratic gains and rising aspirations
National Geographic Society practically endorses Commander Peary as the discoverer of the north pole. His testimony before the sub-committee convinced members he reached the top of the world. He is invited to lecture publicly on November 12, with a society statement due Wednesday and no discussion of his testimony.
The Yakima Commercial club abandons district presence at the National Apple Show. Ernest Zirkle was told no further work would be done as good apples were already packed and ranchers had not selected display fruit. H. M. Gilbert plans Yakima valley displays, with five carloads already reserved and further efforts to credit a broader valley showing.
Dr. P. Frank reports to county health officer after telephone from E. E. Heg the state health commissioner on the year ending October 1 1909. The county totals include scarlet fever 76 diphtheria 115 typhoid 187 tuberculosis 10 smallpox 5. Death rate not large with typhoid four deaths per 100 cases. State directs health officers to report to county officers, fines and removal from office provided for violation.
Enthusiastic turnout at the Y M C A as the North Yakima Y W C A project outlines goals. Organiz ers target 400 dues paying members plus 50 sustaining members with broad support from club women and the Northern Pacific railroad.
A scalded boy’s cries terrified his grandmother Mrs. Maria Taylor of Nebro, Ky. She reports Buck Len’s Arnica Salve healed him when all expected death. The salve claims infallible for burns and wounds and is sold for 25 cents at Fred L. Janeck’s.
North Yakima's football team was defeated today on the Ellensburg Grounds by Ellensburg high school. The score ended 11 to 6 after two late touchdowns and one goal in the second half. North Yakima had beaten Ellensburg previously.
The Zediker Institute of Drugless Healing promotes osteopathy and related therapies including electricity vibration massage hydrotherapy and dietetics. Located in seven years within Ditter block at 911 East Ultima Avenue with 170 pages treated and Main 673 listed.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a pickup or packing action with unclear details. The readable bits reference a picking effort and a back or mark context, but specifics such as names, dates, locations, or outcomes are not present.
Artifact fragment lists items under the label h t red with unclear origins. Readable text mentions a ribitin type material and vari annotations. No further context or dates are legible.
Unable to extract coherent events or entities from the provided text fragment. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are discernible to form a factual summary with proper context.
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