Spokane Grain Co to Pay Highest Cash Price
Spokane Grain Co will pay the highest cash price for grain offered, inviting farmers to deliver chosen commodity quality and quantity to secure top market payment.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
2
Spokane Grain Co will pay the highest cash price for grain offered, inviting farmers to deliver chosen commodity quality and quantity to secure top market payment.
A former Yakima family travels to Oregon arriving in Bandon to winter near the Coquille river mouth. They describe a growing town of 600 with dairying stockraising lumbering a woolen mill fish cannery and factories. They have taken land near the sea wall with black sandy soil and warm winters inviting elam digging.
Harry Fielding, a Swank prairie farmer, visited Cle Elum on Friday and agreed to a wrestling match with Elmer Height. In a fall his neck was severely injured causing paralysis. he was taken to T. M. Jones’s residence. Doctors repositioned the neck Monday and a recovery is hoped, though such cases are often fatal. Fielding’s wife and children arrived Saturday to be with him.
A 1902 Cleveland Mississippi reader credits Ballards Snow Liniment with curing a leg abscess after a nail injury. The testimonial notes a 50 cent bottle from J F Lords drug store and mentions liniment as a world’s best remedy. The page adds brief medical notes on abscesses and a light comic exchange about a sister’s delayed appearance.
Dr Gunn s Liver Pills advertised as a cure for sick headache and stomach distress caused by overeating or abuse. Claims relief for bilious attacks dyspepsia belching bad taste muddy complexion and yellow eyes. Sold 25 cents a box by druggists and Dr Bosanke Co Philadelphia samples free. Also mentions local drug store listings and grocery ads.
M. T. Lynch editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family. Sold by North Yakima drug store A. D. Sloan proprietor.
Five acres two miles from city with fruit bearing varieties and a six room house plus outbuildings. Ten acres near city with full bearing orchard and eight room home, water right and stables. Twenty three acres in Parker bottom with alfalfa and water, cheap home site. Forty acres three miles away with nine room house, outbuildings, orchard and hay, water right. Call or address this office.
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