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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
6
Citywide clean-up order issued by deputy health officer
N H Yates was appointed deputy health officer and ordered residents to clean up premises citywide. The central area is to be cleaned first with outer sections later, and residents have until November 1 to comply. If unmet, a work force will be hired at the tenants’ expense to tidy properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Yates
Farm worker injured by hop baler crank fracture
Ernest Bowen sustained a fractured skull last Thursday while operating a hop baling machine on a Nobhill farm. The crank rebounded and struck him with force though the injury is not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bowen
Nobhill
Cattle Die of Disease Prompts State Bureau Visit
The Dot section reports many cattle deaths from a suspected black leg disease. Wilber Ostrander, James Glass, C. M. Wherry, G. Brnnt and A. Smythe are listed as the greatest losers. It urges infected owners to notify the state bureau and seek expert help as several bureau members visit on Oct. 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot
Wilber Ostrander
James Glass
C. M. Wherry
G. Brnnt
A. Smythe
State Bureau
Goldendale Sentinel
Head End Collision at Mabton Delays Tracks All Day
An east bound freight backed into a siding to let a west bound freight pass when the latter struck, derailing the engine and blocking the line until six o clock. One man injured lightly and treated at a Tacoma hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Selah
Mabton
Tacoma
One Fined, the Other Acquired in Venus Cross Suit
David Longmire and Arthur Smith, both of Venus, faced two justice court actions last Friday. Longmire, charged by Smith with assault and battery after a highway encounter, was fined $40 and costs, about $70 total, for striking Smith with a shovel. The dispute began over returning a shovel Smith had taken from Longmire, ending with the sentence in the Taggard court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Longmire
Arthur Smith
The
Venus
Cross Suite
Justice Courts
J. A. Taggard
Longmire
Smith
Man Admits Stealing Shovel Amid Jury Dispute
David Longmire reported a shovel theft. The suspect claimed to obtain the tool, but the jury disagreed on guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Longmire
Information wanted from East for Washington settlement
A long list from Washington at Buffalo seeks prospects for western relocation. Applicants include A. B. Burt of Buffalo seeking $20,000 to $50,000 for eastern investments. T. Caulfield of Dennison Texas asking farming and stock land details with $4,000. A. Childs of Auburn Me with $20,000 for farming or stock lands. George Stillman of Condersport Pa seeking farming and timber lands. D. Waddell of Buffalo wants western city work for a blacksmith with funds to start. L. C. Robbins of Anoka Minn wants home stead land for two sons. others in New York, Alabama, Mass., Ind. seeking land, mining, or professional chances with investments from $5,000 to $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buffalo
A. B. Burt
Goodrick Street
T. Caulfield
Dennison
Texas
A. Childs
Auburn
George Stillman
Condersport
D. Waddell
Arnold Street
L. C. Robbins
Anoka
Minn
Fred Selch
Round Lake
N. Y
N. M. Baldwin
Union Springs
Ala
A. W. Eames
Ashland
Mass
G. M. Meyers
Chambers Street
New York City
G. N. Palmer
Coxsackie
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the best remedy for malaria chills and fever. It claims the tonic is iron and quinine in a tasteless formula with a no cure no pay promise and a price of 50 cents. Also includes a joke about a conceited man misunderstanding women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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Yakima Ave
Setocowen
North Yakima Furnitore CO
Mulhollan
Finnest
Lou Rodman
Kedar
J. C. MacCrimmon
Hout Muu
Burlington
Omaha
Denver
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Northern Pacific Ticket Offices
M. P. Benton
Pioneer Square
Seattle, Wash
East
Lewis Ockerman
Goshen, Ind
de Witt
Yellow Drug Store
Gladys—Cholly
Ethel
Edith
Gladys
FOLEY
North Yakima
Chas. R. Wessmar
Evenston, Il
Foley’s. North Yakima Drug Store
J. C. Gluck
Reform School
Pruntytown
W. Va
West Virginia Reform School
G. A. LeDeis
Cedar City
Sally Gay
Percy Languish
Dally Swift
DeWitt’s
Desmond
Osmond
Standard Oil CO
G. A. Granam
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