Yakima Herald 1908 November 4 edition header
The Yakima Herald records its publication details with the Herald Publishing Company in North Yakima Washington. George N Tufsley serves as manager and the paper is issued weekly on Wednesdays with advertising rates available by inquiry. Subscription options list one year six months and three months for 1.50 and 0.50 respectively.
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Daily Herald
Weekly Herald
The
Herald
Herald Comtest
Kidwards Leads Sheriff Race With 70 Vote Plurality
Latest reports up to noon show Kidwards leading sheriff race by 70 votes over Lancaster with 11 precincts reporting including Zejah Glade Wheatland and Outlook. Republicans say Lancaster will secure a safe majority.
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Kidwards
Lancaster
Zijah
Glade Wheatland
Outlook
Tart Election Reveals Mixed Party Support Across States
The article notes broad Republican gains with Maryland and several others showing surprising results. It argues voters reject factional fights and want practical public welfare. Taft is seen as capable, while Bryan's supporters are blamed for strife. Samuel G Corserove is mentioned for a state office bid.
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Taft
MHF
Hiss Party
Ai Auches
New York
Samuel G Coesrove
Washington
Yoo Te Ekhutilssad
Taft Victory and Jones Reelection Reported Overnight
Taft victory rumors circulate as Jones remains in court late at night amid crowd reports. The piece notes predictions, comments from supporters, and near-certain outcomes including Cannon’s Illinois reelection and Yakima Republican hopes.
Political Ticket Sweep Narrows in County Elections
In a tight race, legislative tickets were elected with Republicans likely winning most county offices, possibly all except one. Results hint at broad GOP gains across the region, signaling a shift in local political dynamics.
Crowds Cheer Taft Victory Across North Yakima
North Yakima reports a republican victory across state national and county lines with crowds in theatres cafes and stores. Locals watched returns as sheriffs race drew attention while families filled streets and telephone lines buzzed with chatter late into the night.
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Yakima
Nation
Death of Yakima Grocery salesman during tonsil operation
W. W. Campbell a well known Yakima Grocery Company salesman died Sunday afternoon in a local physician office during a tonsil removal operation under anaesthetic. An Elks life member born in Pennsylvania, Campbell was 18 and unmarried and had lived in the city since last February.
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W. W. Campbell
Yakima Grocery Company
Campbell
Camphbell
Yakima
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under New Pure Food Law
A drugstore ad states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles contains no opiates or other narcotics and remains a safe remedy for both children and adults under the new Pure Food and Drug Law.
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Foley's
A.D. Sloan
Demand for Better Roads Reaches Fruitvale in Yakima County
The Fruitvale improvement club moves to county commissioners, urging improved roads to protect free rural mail delivery and bolster development. Economists note hard macadam roads cut transportation costs, making good roads a strong case for ranchers and property owners.
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Yakima
Fruitvale
Frustvale Improvement Club
Mater
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure and References
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements from F P Cheney and Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo wholesale druggists, claiming honesty and solvency. The pitch notes internal use and blood and mucous action with testimonials available. Pills for constipation are also advertised.
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Hall
Cheney &C
Taledo
FP. C. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
Held on suspicion in Second Street burglaries
Ray White, a colored man, is held by police after suspected burglaries on Second Street Saturday night and Sunday morning. He allegedly brandished a gun at Mrs. Charles Talbert and was found with a pistol frame and other suspicious items at a lodging house near the post office.
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Ray White
Second Street
Selah
Vinic and Vinol endorsements spread in Yakima area
A Lemmons and W T Burns testimonial touts Vinic as a cure for colds and nervousness with Fred L. Janesk urging Vinol refunds if unsatisfied. Ellensburg reports apples from Wittitas valley totaling 7000 to 900 boxes shipped to Chicago in refrigerated cars. Governor Mead cuts tour short due to hoarseness after speaking in Pomeroy and Ellensburg assignments.
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Vinci
W. T. Burns
Memphis
Tenn
Fred L. Janesk
North Yakima
Ellensburg
E. B
Loomis
Shelterneck Farm
Wittitas Valley
Chicago
Spitzenberg
Newtown Pippin
Baldwin
Senator
Ben Davis
Walla Walla
Albert FE
Mead
Gov. Mead
Pomeroy
Cosgrove
Townsend Dies of Typhoid in Northakima Cigar Store Owner
Charles E Townsend aged about years, a Nebraska native and Northakima resident for seven years, died at his home 204 South Second Street at 2 AM after a four week typhoid fever. He ran a cigar store on South Second and was known in local business circles. The notice also references Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
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Charles E. Townsend
South Second Street
Mr. Townsend
Nebraska
Northakima
Turnell for Ouate Office
Veteran railroad man and Pacific hotel manager J B Turnell has filed for appointment to the state railroad commission with Governor Cosgrove. He cites 31 years in railroading including work on the Northern Pacific and a deep knowledge of carriers and shippers needs. Endorsements include Yakima county central committee and local Republicans who backed Cosgrove.
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J. B. Turnell
Pacific Hotel
Cosgrove
Railroad Commission
Turnell
Mr. Turnell
General Ageas
Northern Pacific
Yakima County
Perfect Cyclone of Votes Drives Contest to Close
The Herald runs a rapid voting contest with prizes including a $400 Ludwig piano from Sherman Clay & Co and credits toward piano purchases. Top prizes, a horse and buggy, scholarships at Van Vliet business college, Edison phono graphs, and gold watches are awarded based on vote counts. Contest closes soon with strong support for the participating young women of North Yakima.
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The
Herald
Sherman Clay & Co
Bunce & Hayes
Business College
van Vliet
Reorganize Douglas Fir
Douglas fir earns high praise in the American Lumberman editorial by J E B Defebaugh, noting its color, grain, finish, strength and cost. It compares favorably with mahogany and white oak for offices and homes and urges use alongside better woods.
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Portland
Ore
American Lumberman
J. EB. Defebaugh
The
Lumberman
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Mind Your Business Pills Ad at Case's Drug Store
An old style advertisement urges readers to take Dr King’s New Life Pills to ward off biliousness malaria and jaundice with a price of 25 cents at Case's drug store, promoting a health product in a vivid moral frame.
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Dr. King
Ring’s Little Liver Pills Adverts Biliousness
An old advertisement promotes Ring’s Little Liver Pills as a remedy for biliousness and sick headaches. The copy claims they keep you well and sell for 25 cents, with a note to fry them and mentions C. W. Camp, a West Side druggist.
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Ring
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
District Voter Listings By Ward And Address
The document lists residents by district and street within North Yakima and Yakima County. It includes names such as Miss Doris Arrowzniti Miss Grace Slaser Miss Viola Trueblood and others with street addresses and numeric values likely precinct tallies or codes.
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North Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Beautrow
Vernontreet
Iivesesstrassasnvuetena Abol
Morea Ballinger
North Seventh Street
Doris Arrowzniti
North Third Street
Grace Slaser
North Fourth Street
Viola Trueblood
Fifth Avenue North
Irene Horan
Iazel Dodds
Fifth Avenue
Carora
Eliza Sinclair
Ion Maybory
North First Street
Jessie Stout
North Eighth Street
City of
North
Yakima
Iiss
Lulu Thompson
South Eighth Street
Fiss
Ethel Henri
South Seventh Street
Spite Vanes
Isso Ee Iss
Ruby Alderson
South Tenth Street
Chestnut
Iss
Mildred Exugdahl
Tenth Avenue
Souuth
Liss
Itazel Gerber
Sixth Avenue
Iss Myrtle Bullock
Eleventh Avenue
Yakim
Iliss
Frances E. Dorr
Sunnyside
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Pleaneo Jones
Court House
Crowes
Wester
Amine Mae van Jone
Bryas
Cannon
Ilinois
Jones
Ries Suddenly
Crook
W. Z. Burns
W. RR. Co
Vinol
Foley
A. D. Sloan
Pioneer Employment Office
Geo, Webb
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Wyman & Sheldon
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Chehalis
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Salem
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California
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