Yakima Day At State Fair Draws Big Crowd
Day at the Yakima exhibition drew large farmers crowds as stores closed for attendance. Grand stand overflowed with racing results top horses including Gibbie Mayo John RR Edred Ruth P. The event featured fast times in 2:12 pacing and 1:01 five eighths mile, plus stockman relay and floral exhibits by Geo Hards and Handsaker.
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Gibbie
Mayo
Bessie Jones
John RR
Ollie M
Vinnie Mann
Edred
Fossil
Macene
Wapangootis
Ruth P
Ella True
the Ripper
Old Mike
Iras
Stockman
Joe Hepp
Roy Mann
Hepp
John R. Conway
Diavola
John R
Delilah
Swiftwater Bill
John R. Wapnagootis
Iris
Black Cloud
Dock Monday
Seattle
Dullas Boy
Major Dell
Flaxey McGregor
Wapnagootis
Litle
Macee
Geo. Hards
Seattle Fair draws largest crowds on Yakima day with races
Crowds topped expectations at the Seattle and Alaska-Yukon day of the fair. Excitement rose as grandstand and standing room filled for races and exhibitions. Jockeys and horses, including Rubiana andIndora, competed in multiple events with a $1000 purse in the pacing race. Rettig survived a serious fall on Trap Shooter, aided by Dr. Lynch, with no lasting injuries.
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Seattle
Alaska-Yukon
Yakima
Tacoma
Gibbie
Senator H
Rubiana
Indora
Old Mike
Black Cloud
Follow Me
Iras
Kenova
Ripper
Sue Miller
Modder
Hepp
Herman Rettig
Rettig
Young Rettig
Lynch
la Taranta
Pearl Waters
Gem
Joe Hepp
Sox
Save Your Tomato Plants For One Dollar
A penny pinching appeal offers a recipe to save 90 percent of tomato plants from blight and a bean blight recipe. It guarantees money back if it fails and cites repeated Yakima valley trials. Send one dollar with a self addressed envelope to Levi Smith care Herald office. 202-tr
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Yakima Valley
Levi Smith
Care Herald Office
City Council Grants Utilities and Licenses At Adjourned Meeting
At the adjourned regular council session Monday night present were Linbarger Armbruster and Thompson. Licenses for Chas Z Reed and RR L White Co were read and laid over. Frank Shardolin and Ernest Lund renewals granted. Property owners on North Fourth Street win eight foot sidewalk. grading petition for No VWenas Avenue granted. Fire committee cited Mullins for one fire escape. calls for new apparatus. Lights debated. next meeting to decide ward needs. Finance to review city deposits and redraw. Mayor vetoes vacating west Walnut Street. Pasco veto pending. Grade establishment on West Yakima Ave authorized. new license ordinance for shows and circuses planned. Fidelity and Deposit bondsmen warned to push contractor on sewer work or bids will be readvertised. Long building ordinance given first reading.
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Armbruster
Thompson
Chas. Z. Reed
Bartholet
RR. L. White & Co
South Front Street
Frank Shardoln
Ernest Lund
North Fourth Street
C Street
No. Vwenas Avenue
Mullins
North Second
South
West Walnut Street
Pasco Avenue
West
Yakima Avenue
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
John Gilligan Co
John Gilligan
Falls City
Neb
Cetty
Suffering at childbirth, Dr Pierce’s medicine praised by Mrs Jacobs
A testimonial claims Dr. H V Pierce’s Favorite Prescription eased labor pain and aided a March birth of a 10½ pound boy after a winter use, with Mrs Jacobs urging others to try the remedy and its pellets. The piece touts widespread results, quoting neighbor recommendations and “50 000 other women” cured.
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HV. Pierce
Jacob
T Johnsson Co
Mirece
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Death of S. O. Erwin Leaves Orphans in Tacoma
S. O. Erwin died Wednesday evening in Tacoma leaving three orphan children. He was buried Friday in Tacoma cemetery from Flat-Shaw parlors with Rev. A. H. Henry officiating. He had worked in Purdy Flint orchards with his two motherless daughters aged sixteen and eighteen, and a son of eight, all without a protector in a strange country.
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S. O. Erwin
Tacoma
A. H. Henry
Walla Walla undertaker A L Flint elected VP of state association
A L Flint of Flint Shaw in Walla Walla was elected first vice president of the State Undertakers association during a meeting in Walla Walla. Attending were J W Cooperly Geo McMartin and F S Hennesy who hosted the entertainment. H B Eckles of Chicago demonstrated embalming techniques and Dr Frank of Walla Walla gave an address. The next meeting will be in Tacoma in 1907.
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A. L. Flint
Flint- Shaw
Walla Walla
State Undertakers Association
J. W. Cooperly
Geo. Mc
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Texas User
A Hempstead resident, N. H. Pointer, testifies that Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves rheumatic pains and has been a reliable household remedy for years. Colton-Fry Drug Co. distributes the product. General Lee mentioned as a famed figure in opening line.
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Ballard
N. H. Pointer
Hempstead
Texas
Colton- Fry Drug Co
Fire in Yakima Hotel Leaves Two Rooms Damaged
A Friday afternoon blaze on the second floor of the Yakima Hotel started in room 19 and spread to an adjoining room. The day clerk smelled smoke, authorities acted quickly with a hose, and the fire was extinguished before broader damage. Furnishings were destroyed and plastering required. origin traced to lit cigar stubs.
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Yakima
White's Cream Vermifuge Promoted For Child Health
It claims worldwide fame as the best worm destroyer and tonic for weak children. The advertisement promises improved digestion, assimilation of food, stronger nerves, and restored health for a healthy, happy child. Sold by Colton-Fry Drug Co.
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Colton-Fry Drug Co
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South Tenth St
Tacoma, Wash
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