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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1903

Page

14

Apple growing thrives in Yakima Valley with strong demand

Yakima Valley apple growers report a healthy harvest outlook with red varieties leading demand. Buyers in eastern markets seek reasonable prices, while large orchards target $1.25 per box for fall shipping. The region plants mostly red apples like Ben Davis and Missouri Pippin, with shipments reaching China and Japan.

Ben Davis Yakima Valley Kansas Missouri San Jose Washington China Japan

Northwest apple industry shows strong irrigation yields

Apples from Sunnyside Parker Bottom and Yakima valleys reach high quality with low cull rates under thorough cultivation and arsenical spraying. Irrigated orchards on the Snake River and Asotin county command high prices, while Riverside orange shipments surge. A leading grower once planted 3000 trees and earned 14000 dollars on fruit sale with 4000 dollars in costs, signaling profitable investment for farmers nationwide.

Orient Hong Kong China Sunnyside Parker Bottom San Jose Wenatchee Valley Yakima Valley Snake River Washington Asotin County Great Northwest Riverside Cal

State Fair President Senator Splawn Praised

The State Fair and its president receive high praise for Yakima County credit. Senator Splawn is credited with much of the fair’s success and prosperity. Born in Missouri in 1845, he moved to Yakima in 1860 and became a major cattle dealer before ranching 3000 acres and raising Herefords. His son is noted as a young breeder of thoroughbred cattle.

Splawn Yakima County Yakima State Fair Association Missouri Plains Oregon Wash British Columbia Washington Idaho Senator Splawn United States Forum Tacoma

Dr Gunns Blood and Nerve Tonic Promises Quick Flesh Gain

An advertisement touts Dr Gunns Blood and Nerve Tonic as a cure for weakness and thin blood. It claims 1 to 3 pounds of solid flesh weekly, enriched blood, better sleep, and renewed strength, with pricing 75 cents a box or three for $2. Also notes a Philadelphia address and local drugstore availability. It ends with a joke about lightning rods and a lightning strike restoring a voice.

Dr. Bosanko Co Philadelphia F. L. Janecke

Foundation of illness start with stomach, doctors warn

A medical guideline warns that when there is a sense of disease in heart lungs blood liver brain or nerves, immediate attention to the stomach is essential. It claims stomach problems are the foundation of trouble in most cases and urges early intervention by doctors.

Dr Gunns Improved Liver Pills Promoted for Digestive Health

An advertisement touts Dr Gunns Improved Liver Pills claiming they cure stomach based diseases by improving all digestive organs. Sold by druggists for 25c a box with one pill per dose and a post paid offer for a 25c box or two free pills. Also listed is sale at PL v. Janeck's Drug Store and a separate ward tax inquiry exchange.

Dr. Gunn Dr. Bosanko Co Philadelphia PL v. Janeck’s

Local Advertisements and Retail Offers Snapshot

A collage of ads shows veterinarian G. MacL. Richards at Sloan's Drug Store, Osborne and Hodges mowers for 55 dollars, Iron Brew drink at soda fountains, Boys linen suit and straw hats at 25 percent off, Cettin Bros second-hand goods wanted, D. B Fox advertising at 23 South Second Street, and Kuppenheimer suits for men at 12 dollars.

G. Macl. Richards Sloan’s Drug Store Cettin Bros Fox South Second Street

Feed for Little Chicks at Flour Mill Warehouse

Cracked wheat and hen food available at Flour Mill warehouse on West Yakima Avenue. Phone number listed as 321 18 tf.

Flour Mill West Yakima Avenue

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H. L. Young Propr Yakima Ave Ioods Sessions Gilbaugh E. L. Sessions J. H. Gilbaugh S. Second Street H. W. Frieling Southern Pacific Imperial Southern California Bartholet Osborne and Hodges Cotfin Bros Kuppenheimer Coffin Bros Foley Jayne
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