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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1910

Page

6

Sheriff narrowly escapes in racing accident at fair grounds

In a load and unload race at the Speed-King meet, Sheriff Lancaster in a moving car slipped while alighting and was struck by a second car. The two left wheels rolled over his legs above the knee but he survived with bruises after quick help. Lancaster, famed for prior close calls, avoided fatal injury.

Fair Grounds W. F. McNatt T. L. Irwin Marion Sheriff Lancaster Grandstand W. H. Carver Lancaster Speed Kings Webb Oakland Kincaid Stevens Chick Blakley Speedwell Stearns McNatt Overland van Nable Buick

GOP Committee Fails to Help Prepare Primary Inspectors

County commissioners wrap a long day, naming inspectors and judges for the September 13 primary with two Lotus positions still to fill. Names include James Wiley and E Woodcock at Ahtanum. George Ide at Alfalfa. E Hill at Artemesis. George Thorn ton at Fairview. J P Phillips at Fruitvale. A Caburn at Fort Simecoe. E L Mace at Glade. and more, as they plan to reconvene next morning to complete Lotus inclinements.

Lotus Ahtanum James Wiley E. Woodcock Elijah Marks Alfalfa George Ide George Mathis William Coleman Artemesis E. Hill Joseph Laune Raul Langevin Belma George Davenport Paul Killian George Mcvay Cowiche Edward Smith W. E. Thompson Sherman Lewis Divide J. A. Becker

Free Commercial Grading and Packing School at National Apple Show

Spokane invites growers and handlers from eight western states and British Columbia to a free packing school during the National Apple Show to study diagonal and square packs. Led by A P Bateham and J M Carroll of Mosier Oregon, the sessions run 9 to noon daily with a packing contest offering 100 dollars and prizes. The course aims to supply competent apple packers and broaden interest in the industry.

Spokane Wash California Washington Oregon Idaho Utah New Mexico Montana Colorado British Columbia A. P. Bateham Mosier, Ore J. M. Carroll Mosier Northwestern State Armory

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder issues both acute and chronic. It cites a testimonial from J. Sibball of Grand View Wisconsin and urges immediate use, sold by North Yakima Drug Store.

Foley J. Sibball Grand View Wis North Yakima

Rail workers begin rail laying through Grandview

A crew of 125 laborers arrived in Grandview Washington to lay rails on the Northern Pacific tracks through town. The line had been removed for five months while a deep cut was rebuilt.

Grandview N. P Wash the Herald

School Tax Plans Bond Issue and New Schools in North Yakima

The Board of Education approved a $40,000 bond plan for two new schools on Capitol Hill and Leamingburg, with $31,000 to be raised by direct taxation next year. Total district spending reaches $126,000, aided by $70,000 from state and county funds, yielding a levy of about 4.25 to 4.5 mills on an $11 million city property base.

North Yakima Board of Education Capitol Hill Leamingburg Kumler Reed Columbia Central Graham

Boardman Attacks Standpatism in Sermon on Progress

Rev H L Boardman of the First Baptist church condemns standpatism as bad politics and bad citizenship. He urges progressiveness in religion and politics, arguing that breaking from the old ways is necessary to move beyond ruts of conservatism.

Rev H. L. Boardman First Baptist Church Joe Cannon

Foley's Kidney Pills Promote Wellness and Kidney Relief

When medicine cures diseases and boosts vigor Foley's Kidney Pills are claimed to treat backache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness due to kidney or bladder disorders. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store.

North Yakima

City Council Shrinks Street Department Budget

In a special session the city council cut the street department budget from 270 030 to 126 000 for the next year as part of preparing the 1911 tax list. Fire department estimate was reduced from 47 780 to 18 500, with other small alterations likely.

Wissvccveverece Dojal Fire Department Doa Council

Mrs Wilmert Claims Kidney Pills Restore Health

Mrs Jacob Wilmert of Lincoln reports suffering kidney trouble backache and poor appetite. She began using Foley's Kidney Pills and experienced great relief, continuing treatment until she regained perfect health. Sold by North Yakima druggists.

Jacob Wilmert Lincoln Foley North

Books Closed Monday as Registration Debate Delays

City clerk keeps registration closed Monday due to questions about legality of Labor Day primary. Prominent politicians push to keep books open, while several attorneys dispute the legality. Clerk designates three nights this week for unregistered laboring men, with Thursday Friday and Saturday set for book openings.

Office Hours Extended for Working Men

The office will remain open on evenings to accommodate working men. Clerk Brooker says hours extend to 9:36 p.m. after a 5:00 p.m. closing.

Brooker

Mile of track laid in 32 minutes near Granger

North Coast construction crew reports laying a mile of track in 32 minutes just before entering Granger city limits. About 500 men expected for five to six weeks to finish the town section before the Union Gap bridge project.

Granger North Coast Parker Yakima Grandview Kennewick Union Gap

High Prices for Grandview Peaches

Grandview Washington reports peach prices above 50 cents per box as the local supply remains tight with few bearing orchards. Barndt of Barndt and Snowden notes strong demand from local merchants and asserts Grandview growers command higher prices than elsewhere in the Yakima valley. He also mentions a large apple crop and upcoming shipments.

Granview Wash the Herald Grandview C. A. Barndt Barndt Barnett Yakima Valley Fruit Growers Association

Harvest Update Says Cars of Apple and Potatoes Shipped

The report notes this year's hay crop is arriving and shipments run about two cars daily. Potatoes are also moving in large quantities, though the potato yield is not as large due to very low prices last year causing farmers to plant sparingly.

Arnica Salve Healed Eczema After Ten Years

It saved his leg says J A Swensen of Watertown Wisconsin after ten years of eczema and 15 doctors could not cure it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it and left him sound and well. For skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns cuts piles. 25c at Clark's Pharmacy.

J. A. Swensen Watertown Wis Bucklen Clark's Pharmacy

Kauffman Edges Lang For Popular Decision

In Philadelphia on September 5 Al Kauffman the California heavyweight defeated Bill Lang the Australian on a popular decision. Lang had a single strong round the second while Kaufman battled but failed to KO. Lang’s swollen face contrasted with Kaufman’s unmarked visage after a ring set between baseball park home plate and pitcher’s box under arc lights.

Philadelphia al Kauffman California Bill Lang Lang Kaufman

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