Peruna Praised For Systemic Catarrh Relief By Two Sufferers
Mr C A Landgrabe of Coalburg Ohio reports severe symptoms including head and chest pain and indigestion before using Peruna. After four bottles he says he is entirely cured and urges others to try it. Mr William F Hawking of Westerly Rhode Island also endorses Peruna as a tonic for catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Landgrabe
Coalburg
Ohio
Hartman
William F. Hawking
Weat St
Westerly, R. I
Strahorn Poised to Receive Rails in Yakima Valley
The North Coast railroad plans to receive steel rails via a Northern Pacific branch line built near Kennewick to move rails to Strahorn works. The agreement between George Donald and R. E. Strahorn resolved routes and disputes, signaling imminent rail laying and delivery. North Yakima reports active Strahorn operations near Zillah and a likely appearance south of the city soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
North Coast
George Donald
R. E. Strahorn
Yakima Hotel
Yakima Valley
Kennewick
Strahorn
North Coast Road
Northern Pacific Railroad
Yakima
Zillah
A Square Deal For American Customers At 250 Acre Plant
The ad extols a policy of fair dealing and steady growth since the organization’s founding. It invites customers to visit the 250 acre plant to see well grown, healthy trees and the company’s thorough organization and customer focus.
Yakima Potlatch to Be Biggest Yet With Indian Help
Yakima Indians plan a large potlatch at the state fair grounds late this month or early October. George Me Ni Nick leads the effort with S. E. Farris assisting as whites aid the event. Visitors from east west north and south tribes are expected along with horse racing bone games dancing and open races. Nez Perce rivals loom as the rubber game, last held at Toppenish, could determine the $1000 value plus prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Toppenish
Lancaster Spencer
Yakimas
Wireless station set for Sumach park under Steinweg lease
W L Steinweg leases land for five years to C D Cooper of United Wireless Telegraph Co. for a wireless telegraph station at Sumach park. A 200 foot pole and public access to the ground and apparatus will be provided, including an office building and receiving station. The agreement was made Tuesday amid plans described as both public benefit and public attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
San Francisco
Alaska
Steinweg
North Yakima
Sumach Park
W. L. Steinweg
C. D. Cooper
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Mr. Cooper
Canada
Sound
Liveryman Claims Spite in City Arrest
Yakima livery stable owner H. H. Miller says police jailed him for an hour and a half without due cause after arrest for leaving three wagons in the street. Miller contends the action was aimed at harming his reputation and cites his legitimate business and payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Miller
Yakima
North Front Street
Miller
Military drill and rifle match announced for Spokane and Orilla
Orders by Geo B Lamping adjutant general call six day practice for Company E from Sept 20 to 25 starting at North Yakima armory and Moxee target range with shelter camp. Major Lemon oversees Companies H and I at Spokane range. Lt W F Tuesley linked to Lemon. Annual governor's rifle match and skirmish set Oct 4 to 9 at Orilla range under 1909 national match rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Lamping
Adjutant General
Curry
North
Yakima
Moxee
Lemon
Spokane Range
W. F. Tuesley
Spokane
A Narrow Escape From Illness
Edgar N. Bayliss of Robinsonville Del testifies that after two years of coughing he used Foley's Honey and Tar and his cough stopped, he recovered fully, and gained twenty eight pounds. The North Yakima Drug Store endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar N. Bayliss
Robinsonville
Del
Foley
North Yakima
Parker liquor case awaits Oct 5 hearing in Parker
County commissioners postponed ruling on a Parker saloon license petition as residents protest. The matter was discussed at length with no decision. In other action, Pettijohn won graveling contracts for Granger road at 70 cents per cubic yard, and D T Daniels for Cemetery Hill road at 79 cents. Hogan won Barker road work with prices 22 cents earthwork 40 cents loose rock 75 cents solid rock. Grandview residents granted vacation of south Fourth Street. Wide Hollow road petition by H D Winchester ordered established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
E. McDaniels
Pettijohn
Granger
D. T. Daniels
Cemetery Hill
Zillah
Barker Road
Selah Valley
John M. Hogan
Grandview
South Fourth Street
West B Street
Northern Pacific
Wide Hollow
H. D. Winchester
Taft Committees Named for North Yakima Visit
President Taft will be accompanied to North Yakima on September 29 by noted men and journalists. Commercial club President Miller will appoint reception committees and a guard of honor from Company E. The official party includes Ballinger Hammond Butts Mischler Wagner Richardson Brooks Sloan Murphy Fort. Journalists cover the trip for AP United Press Sun Hearst News Service and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Alex. Miller
Commercial Club
Taft
The
Miller
Company E
Story
Lamping
Ballinger
John Hays Hammond
Massachusetts
Archibald Butts
Wendell W. Mischler
Charles C. Wagner
J. J. Richardson
Arthur Brooks
James Sloan, Jr
Joseph E. Murphy
Gerrit
Shaw Voted Into Big Leagues by White Sox
North Yakima third baseman "Hunky" Shaw known as "Buzzer" for Worcester in the New England league has been drafted by the Chicago White Sox. He led the league in batting and was second in fielding, earning hype from Worcester fans and local editors. He will report to Chicago next spring after leaving for North Yakima around September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunky” Shaw
North Yakima
Worcester
Chicago White Sox
Shaw
Big Brush
Pitsbury
White Sox
Hunky
Chicago
North Pole
Providence
Worcester Telegraph
New England
Yakima
Flour Prices Fall as Butter Rises in Markets
The article notes flour prices slipping while butter climbs with eggs scarce. Retail butter up five cents to 85 cents for a two pound roll. wholesale at 37 12 cents per pound. Yakima Best flour now 1.55 per sack, with further reductions likely as supply shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Best
Testifies After Four Years on Kidney Remedy Cure
Carlisle Center New York resident G B Burhans reports four years without kidney symptoms after taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy. He says brick dust sediment and pain vanished and never returned. The testimonial ends with a note for North Yakima Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Center
N. Y
G. B. Burhans
Foley
North Yakima
Yakima Button Sparks Dakota Talk in Bond Visit
County Treasurer Frank Bond recalls a Yakima button drawing questions from crowds during his three week trip east. He spoke of restless Dakota wheat growers, praised Iowa and Washington contrasts, and noted floods hurting local wheat ranches and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bond
Dakota
Yakima
Washington
Mr. Bond
Cedar Rapids
North Dakota
Towa
Eldredge Estate Sells 30 Acres at Wide Hollow
John S Eldredge of Grand Rapids Michigan representing the Edward Eldredge estate sold 30 acres in Wide Hollow near North Yakima for 30000 to J Simmons of Chicago a banker. The land had cost 60 per acre a decade ago. Simmons plans to move his family here. The State Business College Tacoma offers top equipment and graduates with full employment and tuition details in a catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Eldredge
Grand Rapids
Mich
Edward Eldredge
North Yakima
Wide Hollow
Eldredge
J. Simmons
Chicago
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Peruna
Reme
Washington Nursery Co
C. C. Case
Aives
Tuesley
Parker Liquor
North Second ST
First St
Avenue
Cascade Lumber CO. Telephone No
Carry
G. T. Aumiller, Drayman
West Yakima Ave
Iron Works
Samson
South First
North Yakima, Wash
State Business College
Tacoma
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