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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1909

Page

2

Big Yakima Block Planned by A. E. Larson on South Second Street

A. E. Larson plans a 125 by 130 foot brick three story block on South Second Street to replace the Hartung & Larsen implement yard. Six street stores on the ground floor with possible upper floor offices or lodging. Initial bids to be sought soon. other builders may attach adjoining blocks.

A. E. Larson South Second Street Hartung & Larsen North Yakima Charles Carpenter Larson Buwalda Ideal Theatre Hmias Carpenter

Walla Walla Swindle Nets Men in Timber Land Claim Sting

Forty residents fell for a sub rosa timber claim scheme in Walla Walla. A stranger posing as a lumber firm representative collected $10 from each man, promising to finance and buy assignments, then vanished with $400. No formal complaints yet.

Walla Walla Sam

Railroad Fight Now Imminent in Inland Northwest

Spokane dispatch reports rapid railway expansion by Hill Harriman and Carling across eastern Washington central Idaho and western Montana. Engineers in Spokane Lewiston and Missoula signal an imminent clash over the region with potential alliances to seize territory from Hill. The Milwaukee Road also pushes into feed area as Howard Elliott ties Washington Central to Northern Pacific at Pasco creating a new direct line.

Idaho Battleground Johnson Electric Nez Perce Vollmer- Idaho Northwestern Lumber Company Vollmer Craig Mountain Timber District Clearwater Timber Company Orofino Great Timber District Clearwater Country Chicago, Milwaukee Puget Sound Harriman Roads Butte Missoula Mont Portland Ore Harriman Northern Pacific Lewiston & Southeastern Electric Company Johnson Road Volkmer Lewiston & Southeastern Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company Publc Commercial Trust Company Joseph M Keatings New York Lewiston Keatings Enueil Clearwater Hill Willamette Valley Oregon Nez Perce Prairie Salem Timber District Johnson Construction Riparia Grangeville Craig Mountain Prairie Electric Company Spokane Wash Fastern Washington Idaho Montana Carling Inland Empire Northwest Earling Yakima Valley Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway Company Howard Elliott Northern Pacific Railway Company

More Land for Homesteader Under New Regulations

Federal act expands entry to 320 acres in designated districts Colorado Montana Nevada Utah Oregon Washington and Wyoming and in Arizona New Mexico territories Non mineral non irrigable land with no merchantable timber A designation not yet made in this district Applications under the act cannot be received until designation is announced Contiguous land may be filed under both old and new laws with strict cultivation rules and continuous residence required

Secretary of the Interior Colorado Montana Nevada Utah Oregon Washington Wyoming Arizona New Mexico Fred Dennett

Record High Raw Land Price in Columbia River Valley

Five acres near White Bluffs sold for 3200 dollars to Gustave Nelson, paying 640 per acre, a record for raw irrigated land in the Columbia River valley. J. Williams, who bought the tract a year ago for 250 per acre with little down, stands to profit about 1950 dollars despite no major improvements.

White Bluffs Wash Columbia River Valley J. Williams Gustave Nelson North Yakima Williams

Yakima Apples Abroad Interest Norths Paramount

William Sigg, a Peaceful Valley resident for 24 years, recently toured England France Germany and Switzerland. He displayed photographs of the National Apple Show and noted strong interest in Washington apples abroad with Yakima fruit selling in Liverpool and Hamburg at notable prices.

Wenatchee Baden Baden Germany Offenburg Inland Empire Washington Sigg Newtown William Sigg Peaceful Valley Graves Company England France Switzerland Spokesman-Review Liverpool Hamburg

War Vessels At Bosphorus Constantinople

Union and Progress shows strength over the third army corps as troops move toward Constantinople. Reports say 15 000 to 20 000 soldiers may reach striking distance within days. London and Berlin wires note unrest and assassinations amid the Turkish crisis.

Constantinople Committee of Union and Progress Third Army Alexanderetta Adana

Wapato Project to be Independent in Irrigation Takeover

The secretary approves petitions for disposal of allotments on the Yakima reservation. The reclamation service and Indian bureau reach understanding to transfer irrigation work to the reclamation service. A key requirement is guaranteed enough land to ensure financial viability, with per acre costs lower than other Yakima valley projects.

Secretary of the Interior Yakima Interior Department Reclamation Service Indian Bureau Yakima Valley

County Treasurer Reports Record Tax Receipts for March

The office of County Treasurer Frank Bond reports March receipts totaling 268 530 26 with 260 450 72 from tax collections. Disbursements in March reached 130 726 43. Warrant activity remains on a cash basis and cash on hand at year start was 59 813 34.

Frank Bond Benton County Yakima

Land Opening Oregon Irrigated Lands For Settlers

The notice promotes thousands of acres of Oregon irrigated lands for settlement with tract options from 40 to 160 acres. No land rights are charged. land itself is free to the settler. A perpetual water right costs only the state’s irrigation construction expense. The project covers 216,009 acres with 406 miles of canals in operation.

Oregon

County finances show record quarter totals and tax take

The quarter ended with disbursements of 169 748.96 and cash on hand 308 977.25. Tax collections for the month reached 402 777.61, marking a county record and highlighting active county officials in the handling of the accounts and warrants.

Activity Among the Congregationalists

A surge of new members at the Yakima Congregational church over the last two months. Easter adds 37 new members, bringing total to 44. a teachers training class starts Thursdays at 8 30 pm. Church adopts a new creed and membership forms and hosts a Yakima association meeting at Naches on May 11 12 with speakers including Professor Charles A. Palmer Miss Jeanette Bridgman and Rev. E A King.

Congregational Church Yakima Congregational Association Naches Church Charles A. Palmer Jeanette Bridgman E. A. King

Outlook Nursery Offers Grafted Trees and Plants in Sunnyside

Yakima valley scions offered for home grafting and growing with Bartlett pears commercial apples and strawberry plants. Specialties include rooted trees and plants at low prices from E P Dopps proprietor Sunnyside Washington R F D No 2.

Yakima Valley Bartlett Pears Outlook Nursery E. P. Dopps Prop Sunnyside Wash

Debt-Free Dedication Marks New First Church Building

The First Church of Christ in North Yakima dedicated a $50,000 building with Dr. Charles Reign Scoville preaching. Morning services raised $24,804, later totaling $25,034 after evening offerings, clearing debt and leaving $6034 in surplus. Fifty-one converts were won, with twenty-five baptized in the evening. Henry J. Bicknell donated $3000 for a new organ, and multiple gifts ranged from $1 to $1000.

First Church of Christ Charles Reign Scoville North Yakima Henry J. Bicknell

Mrs Glenn Passes Away In Portland After Prolonged Illness

Rev Morton L Rose of the Christian church received word from Mrs L B Rinehart that her mother Mrs Glenn died in Portland Thursday afternoon at 5 oclock after months of illness. Mrs Glenn was well known locally and beloved by many friends. Mrs Rinehart recently buried her husband.

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