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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
4
A collection of kitchen guidance detailing onion salad with steamed Bermuda onions served on lettuce with mayonnaise, rice and raisin balls, stuffed dates, mock oyster and turtle soups, cream of corn soup, green corn with buttered flour paste, and a butterscotch finish.
Frank X. Nagler will offer 25 cent lessons in clarinets saxophones bassoons and otos to start 30 members with 15 to commence. He aims to form a 50 piece band by next spring and will devote much of his time to the reed section. First lesson September 15. Inquiries to Howard F. Thompson Thompson Music Co 15 North 2d St. 34-tf. Quassia chips Whale Oil Soap Paris Green Sulphur for spraying. Goffin Bros. 28-tf
The celebrated Cyclone Minstrels open at the Orpheum next Monday night and perform all week. Local cast includes Bob Frayne Guy Grafton Fred Alter Warren Erwin and J Broulette with a fresh musical program and new songs. Prices are popular and the lineup changes Thursday night.
The Island of Sakhalin lies off Asiatic Russia in the Sea of Okhotsk. It is six miles from the mainland by the Mamia Strait. Unfertile and cold yet rich in coal and potential gold deposits. Its forests promise income while fisheries are its chief value. Population rose from 13,000 in 1872 to about 36,000 now.
A regional testimonial promotes Dr. King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. W C Barber of Sandy Level Va credits it with curing chest trouble from smoke and coal dust after other remedies failed. C C Case drug store sells 50c and 1.00 bottles with a trial bottle free.
A Druggist's log reveals bizarre orders for medicines to soothe children and infants. Requests include small doses of tinctures and remedies for fevers and stomach troubles, plus unorthodox items and remarks suggesting danger or misuse.
An old style ad claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures rheumatism gout backache and other kidney troubles when other remedies fail. It promotes 35 cent price at Case's Drug Store and mentions gift photo offers at F. J. Tickner's and a home encyclopedia for argument settling.
Editor McArthur of the Toppenish Review toured the city on Monday afternoon praising the town as the valley’s coming best. He notes August shipments from Toppenish totals include 16 livestock cars, 2 hops cars, 9 potato cars, 146 fruit cars, 45 grain cars, and 72 hay cars. The two hop cars were from the 1904 crop stored by Richie and Gilbert.
The Illinois Central advertises strong west to east and south service with connections to Chicago Louisville Memphis and New Orleans and links to the far east. For lowest rates and best routes readers are asked to write B. H. Trumbull 142 Third St Portland Oregon J. C. Lindsay 142 Third St Portland Oregon or Paul B. Thompson Coman Building Seattle Washington.
A gossipy Detroit remark about gold freckles leads to local shop notices in Yakima and Cle Elum. The 6th Annual M Congress meets mid November in El Paso with round trip tickets from N P Railway at 72.70 dollars. Washington militia Company E from North Yakima inspires pride amid praise for sharpshooters and regional achievement.
A 1902 testimonial from W. H. Harrison of Cleveland Mississippi praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for curing a knee abscess after a nail injury. He credits J F Lord's drug store and Janeck's Drug Store with supplying the liniment, noting doctors warned of a stiff leg but the remedy healed his leg.
The city dog catcher hauls in stray and unlicensed dogs as 125 licenses, sold at one dollar each, have been issued. The official vows to continue enforcement until every dog bears a license tag, or is put down. a council member faced the tense situation Monday morning.
A Valley Mills Texas user, W Akendrick, praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a pleasant and effective remedy for coughs and throat troubles. Sold by Janeck's Drug Store.
Fine dairy cows in multiple lots for sale with guarantee. Will rent on shares to qualified parties. Contact Hecox & Lavigne, box 186, North Yakima. Also see single ware pieces in Old Ivy and Stolberg at Greene Mercantile Co.
YANIMA PEOPLE Visited and Visiting Judge Smith returned from a business trip to North Yakima last night. Dr. Sloan of North Yakima stopped at Roslyn last Saturday en route to Seattle. W. W. Robertson editor Yakima Republic was a Prosser visitor Sunday. Chas M Hauser of North Yakima named chief of the fire department. Dick Hauser considers applying for assistant. Miss Estella Gray leaves for North Yakima Sunday to attend Sisters' school after winning a Portland fair trip. Mrs. F A Strange and Master Clarence Chalmers head to North Yakima after visiting family. Mrs. Strange to return to Walla Walla. 20 yards of best Ginghams, $1. Coffin Bros. While the president pursues peace, a suggestion to send harmony to Brothers Hitchcock of Sunnyside and Boardman of Prosser.
A western farmer requests removal from his church records claiming service to the Lord conflicts with milking four cows during fly time. He plans to either sell the cows or abandon church duties after the first frost, warning of hypocrisy. Also mentions are shop ads and a note on dream separators and hardware supplies.
Dr Newell Dwight Hillis describes the Northwest as a thriving land of Portland Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver with vast forests mines and harbors. He cites Roosevelt and local entrepreneurs like Mr Walden of Sunnyside WA praising growth and apple orchards in the Hood River and Yakima regions. He notes native born Americans dominate leadership in Tacoma Seattle and Portland and predicts rising prosperity across farms ranges and forests.
A travelogue notes irrigation practices for apples and cherries in Washington health and wealth contrasts. It describes land transformation in Yakima Valley from sagebrush to orchards and vineyards, high land values, and farmers shifting crops for profitability. The piece also mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health product and a brief humor item about the Kansas governor and the Washington capitol.
Attention-Kraft Growers announce a full line of Berry crates and Fruit Boxes sold at reasonable prices. Also green parts that meet state law requirements. J M Brown Secretary Horticultural Union 2011 Dr Hall veterinarian contact 2183 or 102 South Selah Avenue.
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