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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1907
Page
4
OCR fragment mentions a death and a reception with names like Mrs. BK and F. Davis. It references a financial failure and a goodbye event, with scattered names such as Otto Nel and Siglea. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
The notice states that votes can be secured solely through trade or dealings with firms named in the list. It warns against using other methods and emphasizes adherence to the official supplier roster for electoral influence.
Miss Blanche Sinclair visits Beattie relatives and Miss Belle Allenbough visits Seattle friends. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs E A Conrad. Several residents receive visitors from Sunnyside Seattle Tacoma Spokane and Naches valley. Hunters licenses granted to George T Warner and Clarence Burkett. Mrs J A Taggard to undergo eye cancer operation today.
Burtoft and Watkins relocate to Judge Doust’s office after vacating Yakima avenue quarters. City visitors include Mrs. G L Ashley from Denver seeking a local residence, Miss Elizabeth Nixon returning from La Crosse, and Mrs. George Craig with Miss Susan Allen from Ellensburg. Prosecution Attorney R M Sturdevant and others visit during the fair. Dan Gibson’s attendance at the event concludes with continued local interest.
Spokane high school held practice as Gibson, a seasoned gridiron player, entered the field for the full back spot. Culbertson may enter this year, with other hopefuls possibly joining, while Gibson demonstrated strong punting ability during yesterday's session.
Dr. Thomas Finn of Boonsboro Missouri, with 32 years of practice, claims Foley's Kidney Cure is the most effective treatment for chronic and acute kidney and bladder troubles. He asserts it stops irregularities and strengthens the entire system. North Yakima Drug Store, A D Sloan, Proprietor.
Fifty tons of equipment from Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee leaves for Priest Rapids by the steamer Mountain Gem. Machinery will be stored on site for quick installation once the power house is ready. Cement and copper wire are on the ground, a second steam shovel runs on the power canal, and construction proceeds rapidly.
Judge Rigg in superior court refused suit money to Florence Jones in the divorce case against Clyde Jones of Mabton who eloped to Prosser and married there. Attorney W M Thompson claimed Clyde spent all funds on litigation.
Mothers with young children can relief from croup colds and whooping cough with Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. It claims to expel the cold through the bowels clear the head and is guaranteed. Sold by C. W. Camp West Side Druggist.
Ohio residents are urged to wear a sprig of the state flower, goldenrod, during fair week as a show of state pride. The appeal targets Buckeye Club members and visitors from Ohio attending the event.
The article notes no Ohio society is formed in the city and no meeting arranged yet. It expresses hope that such a consummation can be achieved and that Ohio people at the state fair will meet and discuss the proposition.
Kid Manges did not attempt a 75 foot dive into 24 inches of water after a telegram from the secretary of the state fair in North Yakima warned he would be held responsible if he failed to appear next week. The carnival manager then cancelled the dive.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets promise fast relief from stomach trouble including dyspepsia indigestion and bloating with a two day trial. Free trial offered and sold by C W Camp West Side Druggist.
The story of Richard Carle's farcical opera The Mayor of Tokio heads to Yakima theater. Survivors of the San Francisco troupe include impresario, wardrobe mistress, love sick song boy, Shakesperean soubrette, and nine peanut ballet girls. John L. Kearney leads as Marcus Orlando Kidder.
A standout and distinctive show featuring an engaging theme and pretty story. The La Salle school chorus delivers polished singing and dancing while John EB Young brings to life the unique character Happy Johnny Hicks. The production has played over 465 performances at the La Salle theatre in Chicago, earning a world record for repeatedly displaying the Sold Out sign. Seat sales begin Thursday morning.
Ellensburg high school football is reported by Raleigh Johnson as ready for the Valley league. Coach Ryan of Hilensburg notes Ellensburg players have trained three weeks and are in top form, while Ellensburg faces delays in school start and new suits that may hinder early competition. The team will still practice hard this week. A rental notice for a gasol ine engine appears from Washington Nursery Co. in Toppenish.
Yakima County Washington Board of County Commissioners to sell at public auction the brick and stone in the Old Court House foundation and vaults plus the frame superstructure. Sale meeting at the County Commissioners room in North Yakima on November 4 1907 at 10 am.
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