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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1902
Page
5
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The Democratic convention in Yakima County nominates a robust ticket with strong candidates. Horace endorses the choice and expects the ticket will outclass the Republican slate, aiding its election prospects.
The editorial endorses A. J. Splawn F. S. Hedger and H. M Gilbert as capable honest and conscientious nominees for the legislature. It praises their reputations as respected businessmen with keen judgment and conservative ideas and urges voters to support the ticket.
A critique of newspapers printing unwarranted truths that harm individuals. It cites cases of ruin and even death caused by exposing private mistakes for sensational reading, condemning sensationalists and their practices.
Plumb held the office to general satisfaction among supporters of educational privileges and would likely win a large majority in November if not for two-term restrictions. He stands again before voters seeking re election.
Dense smoke on Saturday signaled ongoing political clash as the Democratic county convention advanced its business. On election day a good start is noted in the ongoing battle, with the ticket nominated marking the first step.
In a heated acceptance speech Dr. Dulin vowed that if the corpse was delivered on election day he would sit on it. He referred to the remains of the Republican county ticket, turning a grim joke into a political moment.
A quoted reflection contrasts two voices truth telling. It favors the cautious holder of a white lie to protect others over the tireless reformer who proclaims always telling the truth. The source notes a Washington Post line praising discretion in honesty.
An excerpt notes a column describing how Straw Day celebrations in the Walla Walla country could spur attention to road repairs. The piece suggests action for betterment of county roads and invites broad consideration of the idea.
A verified analysis of two water samples from Yakima city hydrants and the reservoir at the power station disproves charges that the water is impure. The piece urges the Seattle Times to publish the analysis as publicly as the earlier critical correspondence, to restore the city and water company’s standing.
Observers report signs of machine influence at the Saturday Democratic convention. The North Yakima contingent did not win most offices, leaving several county areas unrepresented compared with Republican gains.
Heavy hay bales hauled from the upper Natchez region have badly damaged the road in spots. Drivers at night are warned to travel only at a walk, as straw or sagebrush spread over rough patches could save buggy springs.
Northwest horses headline a five day speed program at the State Fair with trotting pacing running and Indian races. Events include Tacoma Day Seattle Day I O C F Day Yakima Day and a Missouri Derby by African ladies with purses up to 1000 plus.
The reader sees Eugene F. Ware’s verses mocking a candidate who believes he has an unassailable majority. The poem contrasts metaphysical doubt with political hype, noting that a loud boom can fade to a mere boomlet and eventually a rank collapse. It notes caucuses, conventions, and openings of jackpots as symbolic risks to secure power.
A fall assessment describes a rough stretch skirting the hills before Cowychee canyon and Painted Rocks in Yakima County. The writer suggests adding straw or sage brush to improve the highway condition.
Republican supporters express satisfaction at the chance to vote again for F. H. Plumb as county superintendent. The piece notes his four years of service and signals ongoing endorsement by party patrons.
W A Greer of McConnellsville Ohio credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing his piles and fistula after three years of treatment by doctors. The ointment, claimed to heal burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions and salt rheum, costs 25 cents at Yakima Drug Stores. Dr E P Heliker provides city and country calls with office 301 and residence 1321.
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