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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1907

Page

3

State College day leads Spokane Interstate fair schedule

The Spokane Interstate Fair opens September 23 with State College day on October 4 and a two week run. A stock judging contest for under 25 with 75 in prizes is set for Friday afternoon. The full list of fair days includes Enakop s day Missouri day Derby day Palouse day Woodmen of the World day Coeur d Alene day Everybodys day Modern Woodmen day Spokane day Red Apple day Bolster day State College day and Starving to Death. Mrs Mary H Walters of Columbus Ohio describes a recovery claim for Electric Bitters after extreme stomach weakness and sleepless nerves.

Spokane Enakops Missouri Derby Coeur d’Alene Modern Woodmen Bolster State College Mary H. Walters St. Clair St Columbus C. C. Case

Big Carnival Promises 20 Attractions At State Fair

A Boston Carnival company plans a $20 at traction amusement lineup for the state fair week. Highlights include a death slide into a shallow tank, live acts, an electric theater, a crystal maze, a Swiss village, and a 12 act stadium show. The carnival opens at Third and Chestnut streets with a full band and numerous performers listed in the lineup. One cent due on each letter advertised.

Carnival Company Third Chestnut Streets

Busy Prep For New School Year At Local High School

The final week before opening finds janitors, carpenters, clerks, teachers, principals, the superintendent and directors all working toward a smooth start. Attendance is expected strong. interest grows in manual training and commercial courses as more country pupils enroll and former students return for postgraduate work. The high school will offer enhanced mathematics English science history and languages with French Spanish bookkeeping commercial arithmetic typewriting shorthand drawing and music additions.

Ratterman Handles Commerce and Athletics in City

Mr. L F Ratterman, in charge of the commercial department and athletic direction, arrives from Seattle with his sister Miss Helena Ratterman who will assist in seventh and eighth grade departmental work at the Central building. Miss Brown comes Wednesday and Miss Krause and Miss Kennedy Thursday from the east. The city superintendent reports many inquiries for board and rooms for light housekeeping and urges pupils to secure books now to avoid Monday rush.

L. F. Ratterman Seattle Ratterman Helena Ratterman Miss Brown Miss Krause Miss Kennedy

State revenues and proposed fixes to budget shortfall

Olympia reports indicate a 4.8 million dollar appropriation shortfall as state funds may fall short of obligations. Proposals include a further two tenths of a mill levy raising the general tax to two mills or a bond issue, with sources from corporate licenses and insurance taxes not covering the increased charges.

Olympia Seattle P.I

New Nursery Organized by Local Businessmen

Well known merchants take over the Kelly property to establish a new nursery. The move signals a major local business investment and community development.

Kelly

Tim Kelly Heads North Yakima Nursery Incorporators

Tim Kelly remains president of North Yakima Nursery Company as it incorporates to plant 1,000,000 trees next spring on Nob Hill and Wapato grounds. The firm, with $8000 capital, will expand rapidly, operate independently, and grow into a major Northwest nursery. Directors met to plan future actions at J H Lynch’s offices.

North Yakima Nursery Company County Auditor's Tim Kelly Nob Hill Wapato James A. Loudon H. L. Young H. W. Hughes John H. Lynch P. J. Lynch Kelly J. H. Lynch

Cyclone Catarrh Cure Promoted For Home Use

Claimant presents Cyclone as a ready home remedy to purge catarrhal poisons from blood and system. The mixture combines Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in measured doses after meals and at night, touting kidney action and safety. An eminent catarrh specialist is cited as endorsement.

Dunkards Begin Work on New Moxee Church

The Dunkards started construction on their new church at Moxee and B streets, on the west side. Officials say the building will be larger and more beautiful than the old structure, with work already well underway.

Dunkards Moxee and B Streets

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promise for Croup and Colds

Mothers with small children are urged to use Bees Laxative Cough Syrup to treat croup colds and whooping cough. Sold by C W Camp West Side Druggist. Also notes passengers bound for Seattle including Admiral and Mrs Thompson and a sister. The admiral may rent property in Seattle for the winter and return south.

C. W. Camp West Side Seattle Admiral

Pinesalve Car Bolized Poultice Claim

An old advertisement touts Pinesalve Car as an antiseptic poultice that draws out inflammation and poison. It promises immediate relief for cuts burns eczema and cracked hands and notes sale by C. W. Camp West Side Druggist.

C. W. Camp West Side

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