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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1907

Page

11

Governor Mead Tours Yakima Valley with Lancaster Party

Samuel C. Lancaster joined Senator Walter Reed Governor Mead and James Davis on a Sunday tour of Yakima Valley. Lancaster captured numerous views of Nob Hill Fruitvale and the flume area to illustrate irrigation schemes for his lecture circuit. The party dined with Senator Reed and headed to Ellensburg Monday morning.

Samuel C. Lancaster Walter J. Reed Mead James Davis State Board of Control Mr. Lancaster Nob Hill A. F. Larson Senator Reed Ellensburg

Farewell Party For Hawke Couple Before Spokane Move

Classmates from Miss Druse and Miss Walker hosted a farewell at the Methodist parsonage for Hugh and Mabel Hawke as they depart for Spokane. Over eighty attendees enjoyed games music and refreshments with keepsakes exchanged including a North Yakima spoon and a gold band ring.

Miss Druse Miss Walker Methodist Parsonage Hugh Mabel Hawke Spokane Peope North Yakima Alice Remy Hanke David Stewart

Governor Mead Meets Old Friend in City Visit

Governor Mead visits with Ira Inman at the Inman home on North First street on a Sunday. They share memories and talk over old times. Inman moved from Denver less than a year ago and bought two fine parcels of land, now prospering.

Governor Mead Ira Inman Mrs. Inman North First Street Mr. Inman Denver

Fruit Growers Meet to Pick County Fruit Inspector

A meeting of fruit growers is set for April 20 to select a candidate to recommend to the county commissioners as fruit inspector. Incumbent J. M. Brown is expected to seek nomination and likely receive the growers endorsement for his work.

J. M. Brown

City to pave Naches Avenue and Yakima area plan outlined

Ex engineer W B Chase of Portland estimates $361,014.57 to pave Naches Avenue from north to south limits and Front street plus blocks around Yakima Avenue, with asphalt and stone blocks. Council discusses paving Naches Avenue this summer, street widths, grades, and trees, plus related street improvements and ordinances.

W. B. Chase Portland Ore Yakima Avenue Reed Sixth Front Naches Avenue Sixth Street Chase Mr. Chase Front Street Selah Naches

City Council Orders Mass Dismissal of City Teamsters

The city council moves to discharge all teamsters employed for city sanitation. Citing high garbage and refuse cleanup costs, the layoff is proposed as a three week trial with potential permanent effect. Teamsters have worked at three dollars and fifty cents per day and would be cut from duties as the experiment proceeds.

Duraton

City moves to reopen crossings and challenge open crossings

The city attorney and council committee will study reopening Quince street crossing closed by the railroad and identify other needed crossings. Condemnation proceedings are planned against the Northern Pacific for open crossings, as part of the effort.

Eight Hour Work Day Favored for City Employees

State Labor Commissioner Hubbard will visit North Yakima to enforce an eight hour workday for city employees including policemen and firemen. He aims to reduce current twelve to twenty four hour shifts and to ensure the law is followed, likely prompting new hires for relief.

J. Hubbard North Yakima Hubbard

Prosser growth shines with cleanup drive and rail hopes

Mayor Taylor touts Prosser as a growing city while residents plan a week of yard and street cleaning. Yakima valley railway advocates stress suburban lines to aid farmers and market access for produce. Letters from readers in Minnesota and Toppenish praise budding cities and discuss civic plans and fraternal insurance options. Senator Reed shifts stance on poll tax, urging payment to fund city needs.

Cherry Street Forsyth Reed Grant Taylor Prosser Pasco W. P. Sawyer Parker Yakima Inter-Valley Yakima Valley Walter J. Reed

Local Ford Runabouts Sell Well in Yakima

Dr. Lynch orders a Ford runabout from the Yakima G. A. company. The small cars are popular with residents and the automaker has ordered a second car load.

Dr. Lynch Yakima G. & A. Company Auto Company

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