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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
9
Washington November 2. Undoubted sources say President Roosevelt is urged to convene an extra session of Congress to address the financial situation. Conservative financial leaders advocate immediate action to remove suspicion of industrial methods, though opposition from major industries is expected to oppose his federal plans.
G B Burnhans of Carlisle Center Ne YY writes that four years ago Foley's Kidney Cure cured his kidney trouble and brick dust sediment. He reports no relapse in four years and endorses the remedy, sold at North Yakima drug store by A D Sloan Prop.
Newton C. Gauntt, of Toppenish, claims a white swan he killed on Sunday. Taxidermist Shob will mount the bird for display.
A successful nurseryman is the product of years of toil and close attention to detail. The business emphasizes careful planting, budding, starting, tilling, and maturing with scientific demonstration. The Yakima reservation nursery claims pest free stock and rapid growth for early returns, inviting customers to write if salesmen miss them.
Mr Gauntt along with Dr Bra den and Statts hunted near Toppenish creek reporting fine duck sport. The Goldsmith ranch near Union Gap sold to Richard Devoe for 11000, to be used for stock dairying and fruit raising. Ten ant & Miles also moved to sell Ten acre tracts in Tieton and Selah projects with buyers from Minnesota and Spokane. The Parker addition sale, new View ward school nearby, and several home lots bought by locals signal strong land activity and prices in the Yakima area.
An old advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and tablets cleanse impure blood and remove blemishes. It promotes sale at Case's drug store with a terse sales pitch for beauty and health benefits.
The Rev Edward H Wellman of Brooklyn has been named rector of Trinity Episcopal church Sunnyside and arch deacon of the Yakima valley with oversight of all valley churches outside North Yakima. Bishop Wells notes a second rector will soon be assigned to the territory. Services start soon before his arrival.
James Gleed a Naches valley rancher first shipped alfalfa to the Sound, a venture that grew into a multi million dollar Yakima valley industry. From a skeptical Tacoma Hill Cereal Co buyer to a major producer and shipper, Gleed Morgan and Hill helped launch alfalfa as a staple crop.
San Francisco voters face a high stakes ballot with graft prosecutions led by F J Heney looming over the mayor and district attorney races. Daniel A Ryan backs the regular Republican slate while P McCarthy heads the union labor ticket for mayor. Langdon seeks re election under three banners against McGowan who runs on the union labor line.
The notice warns there is no pneumonia case on record linked to Foley's Honey and Tar and cautions against unproven remedies. It urges buying Foley's product at South Yakima drug store run by A D Sloan.
In a hurried shout the Moxee Hardware Co issues a piunher call referring to Su-Tu-Wk status and urging prompt action. The note captures a terse reminder from the town’s hardware supplier.
Granger correspondent quotes Professor Melander on dust spray for codling moth. He favors liquid spray over dust by about three percent in a 1905 Yakima trial but says dust has use where terrain or wind limits liquid application. He prefers arsenate of lead and plans a careful comparative test.
Saturday's game at the park end in a 0 to 0 tie as North Yakima and Sunnyside fail to gain yardage most of the day. Darling of Yakima stood out with a 40 yard rush while players like McWhorter Erwin Ralstad Reed Ressesson and Whitney shined. Arch Bartholet refereed to the satisfaction of both teams amid limited support from lower classes and financial losses ranging from 5 to 30 dollars.
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