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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1907

Page

3

Traction Company Seeks Major Route and Franchise Change

The Yakima Valley Transportation company petitions county commissioners to alter county road strips from six to twelve feet on one side, affecting areas including Moxee Wide Hollow Fruitvale and lower county. It seeks 40 foot roads and a new line from section 26 to the west, plus relocation of a proposed line to center Park and Chestnut streets. The Inter-Valley Traction Company requests transfer of franchise to Yakima Valley Transportation Company.

Wide Hollow Fruitvale Traction the Traction Company Township 12 Range 18 EB. W. M Park Street Chestnut Street Inter-Valley Traction Company Yakima Valley Transportation Company

Convention Opens with Delayed Delegates Attend

The Columbia Baptist association opened its session Friday with fewer attendees due to late trains. The women’s society postponed its missionary program to Sunday afternoon. An address Friday night was delivered by Rev. Willis Pettibone of Spokane. Several named ministers and local residents attended from Spokane Ellensburg Prosser Cle Elum Goldendale Sunny Side and local cities.

Columbia Baptist Association Willis Pettibone Spokane Frank Thompson Robert A. Thomson Sarah McEwen Cora Martha Charles H. Clark Ellensburg A. H. Rogers Prosser Bardge M. Bridgham Cle Elum Nels Sturgaard Columbia J. Kesterson Herman Weis C. Haley Celestia Higdon Goldendale Dora Bissel W. R. Brown S. W. Bruce George C. McClure A. H. Lyon Sunnyside B. F. Barge Allan Jeffery J. O. Jeffery Harry Cook Elsie Huxtable Anna Whitney F. C. Whitney F. Ellis Charles Jones W. S. Huxtable

Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold

A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana says Foley's Honey and Tar cured his summer cold after three months of hay fever symptoms and ineffective medicines. He notes his wife also had success using the remedy. North Yakima Drug Store advertises the product.

A. J. Nusbaum Batesville Ind Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Pavement Plans Advance as Councilman Promises

Councilman Philip Armbruster says pavement will be placed this year despite bid readvertisement disputes. Attorneys for paving firms led by Judge Brown and Shackelford discuss whether re advertising is needed. If bonding company word is favorable the project will proceed, with potential delays avoided.

Philip Armbruster West Side Brown Shackelford Yakima Avenue Inter-Valley Traction Company Denny Clay Company

Commissioners Maintain Higher Rail and Telegraph Valuations

The board of equalization on Friday raised the valuation of 2.5 miles of the North Yakima and Valley railroad from 25 to 40 cents per foot and increased Sunnyside branch valuation from 90 cents to $1.50 per foot. They rejected petitions to lower Pacific States Telephone Company from $50,000 to $20,000 and Western Union property valuations. Decisions rested with the board, as personal property was the main assessment this year.

Board of Equalization North Yakima & Valley Suninyside Northern Pacific Pacific States Telephone Company Western Union North Yakima & Valley Road Sunnyside Road Telephone and Telegraph Companies

Free Methodists to Hold Tent Meetings in Sunyside

The Free Methodists will conduct tent meetings in Sunyside starting August 21 led by ministers from across the state and pastor Rev. Mr Smalley. Also note Paris Green 30c per pound at Coffin Bros and watch repairs by Otto Nelson at 7 North Second Street.

Sunyside Free Methodists Smalley Paris Coffin Bros Otto Nelson North Second Street

Croyle Survives Hold Up Claim After Five Masked Men

L C Croyle of Morgan Mill at Green River Hot Springs limps to the Hot Springs hotel claiming five masked men held him up on the railroad track and took 750. A posse including Irving Bounds and others pursued the attackers but found no trace. Croyle says the money was payment for log crews.

L. C. Croyle Morgan Green River Hot Springs Hot Springs

Secret of a Beautiful Complexion Ring Offer

An advertisement promises a flawless complexion via a studied secret from Orientals and Greeks, claimed to be used by Europe’s fairest women. The offer bundles a rose cut diamond ring with Tiffany setting and the complexion recipe, priced under $2, urging immediate orders before supplies run out.

Europe

Contradictory Accounts of Croyle Attack Near Depot

The narrative split between a version where Croyle was beaten and robbed after leaving a saloon and another where railroad workers say he provoked a fight and drew a gun. A posse of Yakima men favors the latter account, with Croyle knocked down and his weapon taken.

Croyle Yakima

Women Pay More for Life Insurance Says Medical Experts

Medical examiners attribute higher insurance costs for women to indigestion and stomach troubles. They claim weakness, headaches, and chronic stomach issues contribute to mortality more than acute diseases. Mi-o-na promises relief, marketed as a safe, total stomach remedy with a 50 cent box, guaranteed refund if ineffective.

Co. C. Case

Stinson Praises Yakima Valley Jail Project And People

Lee W. Stinson of Champion Iron Co praises Yakima County residents for hospitality and describes the new jail project. He says the county offers bright prospects and that the jail contains five ply steel cages, with a safety system of outside levers and reinforced old cages for female prisoners. He notes the county officials and contractors provided value and security, and declares the jail capable of preventing escapes.

Lee W. Stinson Champion Iron Company New Omaha Stinson United States Ocean Yakima Valley America Soa Yakima County

Illinois Eyes Yakima Fruit to Supply Northern Market

O W Johnson president of Produce Distributing Company of Rockford Illinois, urges Yakima valley ranchers to submit fruit statements as northern Illinois seeks bears pears apples peaches plums and similar varieties. The Rockford firm pays 385 to 4 a box for Bartlett pears and aims to replace Oregon fruit with Yakima supply for the Chicago area and northern Illinois.

Illinois Yakima Valley O. W. Johnson Produce Distributing Company Rockford, Ill Chicago Zuppani Michigan Johnson Rockford Oregon

Railroads Promote Yakima Valley Excursion

W B Brewster of the Chicago Great Western promotes a western excursion as the biggest advertisement for railroads west of Chicago. He travels to boost support, attends Toppenish events in November, and will visit towns along the Yakima to enlist help from commercial clubs and other lines.

Chicago West W. B. Brewster Chicago Great Western Brewster Yakima Valley Toppenish Yakima Seattle

Another Good Man Gone Wrong and Kidney Cure Claim

A Morgantown Indiana man A R Bass suffered frequent nighttime urination and back pain before using Foley's Kidney Cure. The ad warns of kidney disease Bright's disease risk and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a quick remedy. North Yakima Drug Store and A D Sloan promote the product with sale dates tu th sat.

Foley Bright A. R. Bass Morgantown Ind North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Bronchial Trouble Treated by Hy-o-mei Medicated Air

Advertises Hy-o-mei as a local remedy for bronchial troubles. Claims inhaled medicated air soothes inflammation and stops cough, with a guarantee refund if unsatisfied. Out fit priced at one dollar, sold by C. C. Case.

C. C. Case

The Vegetable Treatment Blood Purifier Remedy

A dated patent style health advertises Fluid Extract Dandelion and other compounds mixed as The Vegetable Treatment Cyclone Blood Purifier. It claims gentle action to aid blood disorders, rheumatism, and chronic backache with teaspoon doses after meals and at night.

Rainier Saloon Owner Seeks Restraining Order Over Debts

Paul F. Rodenbech, Rainier saloon proprietor, files for a restraining order to prevent Henderic J. Buseman from selling promissory notes tied to debts against the Rainier property. Debts include notes for 1080 1100 1200 and 350 with liens from Kirkwood Distillery 520.25 Seattle Brewing 78 Fox River Distillery 60.70. Rodenbech claims Buseman insolvent and notes were placed with Dr J Nywenning to hinder payment. The case centers on unsettled debts and potential harm to Rodenbech’s property.

Paul F. Rodenbech Rainier Henderic J. Buseman Rodenbech Baseman Buseman Rodenbeck Kirkwood Distillery Company Seattle Brewing & Malting Company Fox River Distillery Company J. Nywenning

James Donahue’s Kidney Cure Success Story

James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports failing health from kidney issues until Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles he improved and after five bottles he was cured and passed a strict life insurance examination. The remedy is claimed to cure back-ache and kidney and bladder troubles. North Property store hours Tue Thu Sat.

James Donahue New Britain Conn Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Darrow Visits Toronto in Caldwell Case Reconnaisance

Clarence Darrow, famed defense attorney for William D Haywood and others charged with Governor Steunenberg murder, arrives in Toronto Ontario August 24 and may visit Harry Orchard’s former home in Northumberland.

Clarence Darrow Toronto

San Jose arrest reveals 200 bicycle thefts

Charles Wight was arrested for stealing bicycles and confessed to the Chief of Police Carroll. He stated he disposed of 200 stolen bicycles across San Francisco Oakland Palo Alto and Watsonville during his career.

San Jose Charles Wight Carroll San Francisco Oakland Palo Alto Watsonville

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WISH Chestnut Park Streets The Yakima Valley Transporta Armbruster Sunnysde Valley Railroads Methodists Herald Yakima Boys Pearance Royal Court CO Fifth Ave N. Y Co. W. Camp West Side Druggist Mississippi Great Western
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