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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1902
Page
9
Justice Taggard handled a forcible entry case where Miss Florence Kampeter claimed peaceful possession of a rented house. Mrs. Flora Williams broke in with an axe, threw furniture into the yard, and ejected Kampeter and her child. a $5 fine plus costs was imposed, with a subsequent appeal and further complaints.
A private car passed checkpoints Saturday morning carrying a Racine party hosted by Frank K Bull president of the J I Case Threshing Machine Co. The group has toured the country since August 17 and will return via Portland Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver aboard the Canadian Pacific. The party includes Mrs Redman Mrs Byers and Mr Jones along with Bull and his wife and children.
The Meadow Brook company of Seattle leases part of the J. M. Perry stone building on Selah avenue to set up a creamery in North Yakima. The plant will process 3000 pounds of milk daily and is built for future demand.
The ad notes the hardships of laundering with dust stains and perspiration yet asserts diligent work. It invites customers to send shirts collars and cuffs to be cleaned and pressed in a most superior manner in town.
8S. E. Craig, a dairyman from Oregon, will head the milk department as the company begins purchasing milk immediately and ships to its Seattle plant. Mr. Beggs, a key investor, envisions a large cold storage facility and future dairy projects in Yakima. The valley is capable of producing 2,000 to 2,500 pounds of butter daily.
Bradshaw linked to Pasco box car killing of Peter Nelson may be Moulton's killer. Sheriff detains Bradshaw in Walla Walla county after capture at the state line. Investigators note about 80 dollars found on Moulton. Yakima authorities pursued no arrest in Moulton's death.
A crude medical notice describes croup symptoms from cold beginnings and recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Ballard's Snow Liniment for throat use. The ad notes a 50 cent price at Fred L. Janeck. A police arrest exchange shows a prisoner claiming assault by an officer, with the magistrate querying compensation.
An advertisement notes Grove is a tasteless tonic containing Iron and Quinine in plain bottle labeling. It promises no cure no pay and lists a price of 50 cents.
Mrs Dills narrowly escaped death when a horse kicked and backed during a band of Indians riding by. Her brother Ben Blanker leaped in to control the animal and received a heavy blow to the chest. Mrs Dills survived the incident with scalp injuries and head wounds, listed as doing well.
The text explains that water is heaviest at forty degrees Fahrenheit, eight degrees above freezing. On frosty nights the surface cools to this point and sinks, allowing the entire body to reach forty degrees before freezing begins. Ice then forms, acting as an insulating coat that slows further cooling.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia and all stomach troubles claiming it cleanses purifies and sweetens the stomach and rebuilds strength by aiding nutrient absorption A testimonial from Rev J H Holladay of Holladay Mississippi supports the claim and urges taking Kodol after meals. A separate note cites a Russian scientist arguing electric light best protects the eye and improves study conditions.
A column warns townspeople against negativity and leaving when dissatisfied. It urges constructive talk, advises moving only if necessary, and notes the social cost of public complaints. Includes a testimonial about Herbine curing indigestion and a Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic promotion.
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