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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1907

Page

2

Local News Briefs Highlight City Visitors and Team Arrival

Judd Pratt left yesterday for Seattle. Rev A H Lyons of Sunnyside was in the city Monday. Attorney William Thompson was in Mabton Monday. City Clerk Wharton of Toppenish is in the city on business. William and Thomas White of Davenport are in the city. C S Reed of the state reform school was in the city Monday. Mr and Mrs W J Daniels of Spokane are visiting. Mr J S McMinimime and wife of Cle Elum are visiting. Mrs J A Kleis has returned from Gridley California. Yakima Tigers baseball suits arrived and will be worn next Sunday. Wallis Williams returned Monday from Toppenish on business. Miss Kitty Mason of Prosser rapidly recovering. Miss Pearl A Bell returned from California. W O Bradbury adding 20 feet to his main store room at 221 East Yakima Avenue. Mr and Mrs J A James returned yesterday to Middleborough Virginia after visiting California and H P James.

A. H. Lyons Sunnyside William Thompson Mabton Wharton Toppenish William and Thomas White Davenport C. S. Reed State Reform School W. J. Daniels Spokane J. S. McMinimime Cle Elum J. A Yakima Tigers Wallis Williams Kitty Mason Prosser Pearl A. Bell California W. O. Bradbury Yakima Avenue

Ash Barrel Blaze Near Read Steam Laundry

A small fire Tuesday evening started by live coals in an ash barrel behind Read's steam laundry at First and A streets. M. S. Scudder alerted the fire department, flames reached a fence and wood pile near the laundry storehouse but were promptly extinguished with no damage.

Read M. S. Scudder Salvation Army

Veterinarian Dr Hall Easily Reached By Phone and Address

Dr Hall, a veterinarian, can be reached by telephone 2183 or by visiting at 102 South Selth Avenue for consultations or emergencies.

Hall South Selth Avenue

Market prices hold steady amid scarce produce in local trade

Local market reports show firm prices across commodities with little weekly change. Flour rose five cents per sack, onions remain scarce with prices up to twenty five dollars per ton, and eggs butter hay remain steady amid limited cabbage and celery availability.

Interscholastic Field Meeting Draws Statewide Entries

Four hundred twenty high school athletes will enter the interscholastic contests on Rogers field May 10 11 under the state college auspices. Seattle Centralia Aberdeen Olympia Everett Spokane Walla Walla and others send many competitors. Public speaking draws twenty six entries with two programs and medals totaling over 400 dollars. Travel fare of one and a third on all roads to Pullman and one way from Spokane plus from Walla Walla.

Pullman Wash Rogers Field The State College Seattle Centralia Aberdeen Olympia Everett Washington West Side Spokane Walla Walla J. R. Bender R. Kent Beattie Wala Wall

Market Prices for Livestock Produce and Staples

The listing shows prime steer prices around 4.00 to 4.75 per unit and dressed veal at 6.00 to 7.00. Cattle and hog categories vary, with hogs dressed at 9.50 and on foot at 7.00, plus fruit and produce prices for apples and pears, potatoes per ton around 28.00 to 30.00, and onions 20.00 to 25.00. Dairy items include butter 70 cents per roll, cheese per pound, and eggs per dozen.

Ben Davis Ceceeres Nellis

Chicken Thieves Raid Local Coop But Escape With No Birds

Early Tuesday morning two men attempted a raid on a chicken coop behind a Chestnut Street residence. Police officer Storey arrived and scared them off before any fowls were taken, then officer Smith pursued but the thieves were not captured. Residents described suspects as likely colored. Previous raids on the same home had occurred with thefts of poultry.

Storey Chestnut Street Naches Avenue Smith

Coffin Bros Herald Ad Promotes May Specials

The notice highlights special rates valid May 8 and 13 for excursions from Walla Walla and closing out plows at cost. Coffin Bros. ads are described as the ads that bring results.

Coffin Bros Herald

The Price of Health in a Malarial District Note

Bila Slayton of Noland Arkansas says health costs 25 cents for a box of Dr. King s New Life Pills. The pills cleanse gently and renew vigor. guaranteed satisfaction by druggist C C Case.

Dr. King Bila Slayton Noland Ark C. C. Case

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