Debate on corporate contributions in politics sparks argument
In the Yakima Herald 1905 page, Goodwins Weekly weighs Alton Parker's monologue and Perkins’s claim of a New York Life contribution to the Republican fund. The piece argues legitimate campaign costs exist, notes corporate influence, and questions moral versus business guilt. Also notes fall colds risk and Foley’s Honey and Tar and reports Nob Hill exhibitor H. M. Gilbert’s prize winning display at the fair.
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Alton Parker
Perkins
New York Life
Goodwin
Kentucky
Parkers
Massachusetts
Parker
Best Doctor Endorses Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup
Rev B C Horton of Sulphur Springs Texas writes July 19 1899 that Ballards Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup are highly satisfactory for headache pains and coughs calling the cough syrup their doctor for eight years with prices 25c 50c and 1 00 sold by Fred L Janecna
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Horton
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Ballard
Fred L. Janecna
J. E. Gover
N. Main St
Ottawa
Kan
Fred L. Janeck
Wagner Considers Moving to Yakima for Fruit Farm
Wagner, leader of the First Regiment band of Seattle, may relocate to North Yakima. He toured local fruit farms and appears ready to buy one, planning to devote time to fruit cultivation and lessen musical duties if the deal closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Yakima
First Regiment
Seattle
North
Government calls for more local bids on star routes
Assistant Superintendent F. M. Burr visited the area to promote local bidding for U S mail contracts in Washington state from July 1906 to June 1910. Bids close December 5 1905 with strict requirements for personal supervision and residence near routes. The notice outlines bid rules penalties and employer obligations plus carrier duties on routes in Yakima and Benton counties.
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F. M. Burr
Benton
Post Office Department
United States
Washington
Yakima
Benton Coun
North Yakima to Fort Simcoe and more transit bonds
A list of transportation bonds with routes from North Yakima to Fort Simcoe Nile Tampico Venus Mabton Belma Mabton Bickleton and Zillah to Topeonish, showing bond amounts and present payments. The Yakima Hardware Co. advertises tents and camp stores as a sales prompt.
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Cowychie
North Yakima
Fort Simcoe
Nile
Tampico
Venus
Sunnyside
Mabton
Belma
Bickleton
Zillah
Topeonish
Yakima Hardware Co
Self-reliance and thrift as paths to independence
Sunday P I argues that self-reliance and self-denial foster thrift, industry, and social dignity. It cites Bacon and Brahminic thought on labor, idleness, and poverty, asserting pride in work and prudent living as cures for degradation and a route to well-being.
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Lord Bacon
Satan
P. I
Dow Conservatory Begins Fall Term in McPherson
Allan B. Dow announces the Dow Conservatory of Music opens its fall term with strong attendance and modern methods. The faculty includes Toll, a noted voice teacher, and Miss Bessie Brubaker for children. Classes cover pianoforte, voice, organ, school music, sight singing, harmony, ear training, analysis and counterpoint. Located at 8 South 8th Street, plans to move to larger downtown rooms when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Conservatory of Music
Dow Conservatory
Dow
Toll
McPherson
Kan
Bessie Brubaker
Deaconess
South Std St
Allan B. Dow
South 8Th Street
Dozen Times a Night Kidney Cure Claim
Mrs. Owen Donn of Benton Ferry West Virginia reports years of kidney and bladder trouble causing nightly awakenings. She credits Foley's Kidney Cure with her cure after two bottles. North Yakima Drug Store advertises the remedy. Mr Wu states he is not pushing the Chinese boycott, suggesting it remains strong and active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Donn
Benton Ferry
W. Va
Foley
North Yakima
Notice to creditors in estate of Kent D. Williams
In Yakima County Washington notice declares Benj J Pays appointed administrator of Kent D Williams deceased and directs all creditors to present claims with vouchers within one year from September 6 1905 at Cull Davis Sloan Building North Yakima. Claims not presented will be barred. Dated September 6 1905. BENJ PAYL Administrator. Cull & Davis Attorneys for Administrators.
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State ‘of
Washington
Yakima County
Kent D. Williams
Benj. J. Pays
Kent W v.Williams
Sai
Cull & Davis
Sloan
North Yakima
Barber joke and old tonic ad prompt readers to prank
An old newspaper fragment features a biting joke about a barber rushing business and a gasoline scented hair tonic. It includes an anti discipline quip on parenting and an ad for Horehound Syrup touted to cure winter coughs with prices listed. Also notes President Roosevelt naming Robert Bacon as first assistant secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
New York
Francis B. Loomis
Jones Eyes U S Senate Seat for Washington
Centerville Journal notes Congressman W L Jones of North Yakima may seek Ankeny’s Senate seat but asserts he is fit to represent Washington in the United States Senate. Also mentions a free talking machine promotion at Rinehart's millinery shop and a veterinary inquiry contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jones
North Yakima
United States
Ankeny
Centerville Journal
Jones
Washington
United States Senate
Rinehart’s
Yakima Avenue
Yaki Wash
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H .M. Gilbert
Nob Hill
R. H. Morgan
C. W. Crompton
York
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Drug Department
Star
T Kelly
D. Ingalls
Yakima Valley
Scott
Finestine
Jackson
M. Schorn
Macdonald
Dolar
Busy—Ti
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Courier-Journal
Fred
Milling Co
Ben J. Payl
Jnos
Orien Miller
Mtu HO
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Second Street
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Third Street
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Ore
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