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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1905

Page

3

Voice of the People argues for electric rail lines to North Yakima

A Yakima letter writer urges the city to grant a street franchise only if a high priority electric railroad system is built to reach the valley below the Gap and Sunnyside. The author warns without such lines local business will drain away to Puget Sound and the East, stunting North Yakima’s growth.

Yakima The Herald Ious Tiig Donald Company North Natchez Cowitche Ahtanum Moxee North Yakima Yakima City Union Way Puget Sound Republic Donate Zillah Sunnyside No PL N. P Toppenish

North Yakima urged to build lower valley road and electric lines

WM. P. Sawyer argues for rapid development of transport and banking in the lower Yakima Valley. He notes Toppenish Sunnyside Wapato growth and proposes an electric rail system connecting key towns to N P stations. He urges prioritizing North Yakima as the central hub to capture regional business opportunities.

Toppenish Grange Sunnyside Wapato North Yakima Donald N. P North Yaima Yakima WM. P. Sawyer

Bicycle Tax Proposal Highlighted In Yakima Ordinance Debate

July 29 1905 North Yakima reflects on enforcement of the sidewalk riding ban. Pedestrians and cyclists claim street conditions force riders onto sidewalks. Citizens urge city to fix streets and consider a $1 bicycle tax to fund cycling needs.

Ane North Yakima The Herald

Mother Protests City Health Neglect North Yakima 1905

A mother criticizes North Yakima officials for lax sanitary enforcement. She urges using funds to improve streets and bicycle paths to reduce health risks. She condemns health boards for focusing on talk over action, noting dirty alleys back yards and insufficient inspections. North Yakima July 31 1905.

Herald North Yakima Yakima Natchez

Soda Springs Resort Promises Cozy Health Escape

Describes Soda Springs grounds near Yakima with cottonwood shade and a river, praising manager Paul G. Kruger and his wife. Vivid scene of tents, children, music, and clean meals. Recommends soda water treatment and sponge bath for fatigue after long hikes. Mentions Jackson’s parlors for grooming on Yakima avenue.

Paul G. Kruger Yakima

Milwaukee Road Passenger Trains Offer Superior Service

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway highlights the Pioneer Limited St Paul to Chicago the Milwaukee Short Line Omaha to Chicago and the South West Limited Kansas City to Chicago. It touts its own sleepers with longer higher wider berths and superior service protected by the block system with connections to trans continental lines in Union Depots. H S Rowe General Agent Portland Oregon 134 Third Street corner Alder.

Pioneer Limited St. Paul Chicago Omaha South-West Limited Kansas City Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry Union H. S. Rowe Portland Oregon Third Street Corner Alder

Haunted House Death and Tricks At Summer Resort

Fragmented OCR notes tell of a man named Jenkins who killed himself after a confrontation with Scroggins, leading to a claim the house is haunted and avoidance by tenants. Other bits mention a mean prank at a summer resort and gossip about a veranda chat with married ladies. An advertisement for Berry crates and fruit boxes appears with state-law compliant parts.

Cholly Percy J. M. Brown Horticultural Union

Northern Pacific Exposition Ticket Rates Set for Portland

The Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland runs June 1 to October 15. From North Yakima individual tickets go on sale May 29 at 12.35 dollars for 30 days. Ten or more party tickets cost 9.20 dollars with a 10 day limit. Large groups 100 plus get 9.20 dollars with seven day limit and no stopovers. Contact M. B. Meeks agent for arrangements.

Portland North Yakima Meeks Agt

Foresters America Meeting Tickets Sold at Buffalo

Supreme N. P. RY. Court Foresters America plans a Buffalo gathering from August 22 to 26. Tickets will be issued at 82.70 with sales on August 14 and 15. Return limit is 60 days from sale date. M. S. Meeks, Agent. Also Coffin Bros. offer discounted horses and saddles.

Buffalo N. Y N. P M. S. Meeks

Notice to creditors in estate of Cassie M Burk

Administrator Josiah S Burk provides a one year claims period from July 12 1905 for creditors and others to present claims with vouchers. Claims must be submitted to Ira M Krutz’s office Ward block North Yakima Washington. First publication July 12 last publication August 9. The Washington Real Estate Agency has moved to room 6 Metzger building Moore Clothing Co.

Cassie M Burk Ira M. Krutz North Ya Superior Court of Washington Yakima John H. Hubard John H. Hubbard Elizabeth A. Hubbard Dare North Yakima Yakima County Perison Elizabeth A Aubburn Washington Real Estate Agency Metzger Moore Clothing Co

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