Bellingham Investor Plans North Yakima Housing Boom
W N Currier of Bellingham plans to build five and six room homes in North Yakima for sale on long term payments. He visits to assess the market with relatives joining later. Other investors also eye homes as the city needs a hundred or more, with a rail siding project near Redmonds corner and a time table for Yakima Valley Transportation Co. cars.
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North Yakima
W. N. Currier
Bellingham
Currier
Bell
Redmond's Corner
Yakima Valley Transportation Co
Notable Medical Discovery in Miona Stomach Remedy
A North Yakima report highlights Miona, a stomach remedy that strengthens stomach and bowel walls to ease digestion. Sold by C. C. Case with a money back guarantee. 50 cent box touted as more effective than six ordinary tablets.
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North
Yakima
C. C. Case
North Yakima Transit Shows Strong Early Returns
Receipts for the first two days of operation in North Yakima total 2108 cash fares and 416 tickets, with nearly 125 dollars gross and a net profit around 45 dollars after expenses. Operating costs per car average under 20 dollars, with three office staff earning modest salaries. If patronage holds, January will cover operating costs, and expansion plans include routes along Sixth Street, the Fairgrounds, and toward the Yakima River into Max Valley, under local control.
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North
Yakima
Yakin Transportation Company
Yakin
Fairgrounds
Yakima River
Max Valley
Yakima Valley
Vinol Promises Strength for Weak Lungs in North Yakima
Local druggist Fred L. Joneck advertises Vinol as a remedy for weak lungs and wasting diseases. The note claims Vinol is derived from cod liver oil with iron added and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails to help North Yakima residents.
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Vinci
North Yakima
Fred L. Joneck
Wash
Goldfield Labor Rift Near Court Ruling
In Goldfield Nevada both sides await a Carson ruling on a U S Circuit Court injunction to stop picketing and union activity by the Western Federation of Miners and Goldfield miners union. Leaders vow to fight if granted. The sheriff mobilizes 150 more deputies with bonds of 2500 ready after troop departure.
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Goldfield
Nev
Carson
United States
Western Federation of Miners and Goldfield Miners’ Union
Union
Great Profits Reported On Local Land Sales
W M Nelson reports selling six acres of the Kelly place on Nob Hill for twelve thousand dollars. He had paid nine thousand dollars for the land less than sixty days earlier. He also sold a 120 acre tract in Cowiche Valley for nine thousand, paid four thousand eight hundred eighty four dollars eighteen months ago. The profits are praised by the seller and real estate men as wonderful. Ranches are described as valuable and thought to be well worth the prices paid by buyers.
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W. M. Nelson
Kelly Place
Nob Hill
Cowiche
Northwestern Rail official urges cautious optimism for local electric line
A Northwestern Railway executive writes to the Herald urging restraint on expectations for the new local electric line. He notes low early results on Christmas days, predicts gradual growth, and recommends stock involvement and future plans including a spur to car shops and a winter repair pit.
Tree Planting Guarantee Offered by Ernest A Brown
Ernest A Brown offers tree planting for orchards this season with a full stand guaranteed and pruning before setting. Trees will be repedted and prepared. Telephone 4791. P O Box 876.
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Ernest A. Brown
P. O. Box
Herald Want Ad Recommends Reenliz Purchase
A Herald want ad recommends obtaining reenliz through listed supplier channels. The notice notes availability and directs interested buyers to contact the advertiser for pricing and delivery details.
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Herald
Japs Grow in North Yakima as Cooks and Students
The article notes a rising Japanese population in North Yakima, numbering 200 to 300, primarily from the Sound region. Many work as cooks, displacing some women domestics, while others pursue education in public schools or a business college. The community is described as well regarded and cooperative, with emphasis on fair treatment and stability.
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North Yakima
Sound
North
Yakima
Discharged man arrested for Colorado murder
SPOKANE Washington December 27 Steve Adams twice tried for the murder of Fred Tyler has been discharged and immediately re arrested by Sheriff Fitzpatrick of Telluride Colorado for the murder of Arthur Collins in that city in 1904 He will be taken to Colorado at once A New York daily carries a rheumatism remedy recipe Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at bedtime as a safe home treatment The note claims the ingredients are vegetable and inexpensive and that permanent relief may follow
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Spokane
Wash
Steve Adams
Fred Tyler
Fitzpatrick
Telluride
Colorado
Arthur Collins
New York
Woodmen Camp Reports Tacoma Injuries Relief Efforts
The Modern Woodmen local camp holds a Christmas session and receives a committee report. W. A. Bragg, a camp member, moved to Tacoma in August 1906 for carpentry work, fell within a week, became crippled for life, and cannot work. His wife supported the family until about $500 was provided by head camp in Rock Island, Illinois, via a state relief call. North Yakima, December 25, 1907.
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Modern Woodmen of America
W. A. Bragg
Tacoma
Rock Island
Ill
Bragg relief fund backs popcorn stand plan
Camp 5550 M W A reports a new popcorn stand concept to aid Neighbor Bragg. After failing to buy the corner stand at Yakima Ave and South Second St, a second corner will be secured to establish a self supporting venture. The committee urges swift action to aid Bragg. Foley's Honey and Tar promoted as safe by North Yakima Drug Store with no opiates. Want ads touted for results.
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Bragg Relief Fund
Bragg
Yakima Avenue
South Second Street
Neighbor Bragg
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Governor Sparks says undecided on special session
Reno November 28 Governor Sparks said tonight he has not decided to call a special session of the legislature.
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Reno
Sparks
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the Centaur Company
Murray Street
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M. L. Matterson
Chas. Gleeson
E. E. Harer
Waverton
Olient
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Andersoh Bros
Dept
Mitaucapolis
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G. S. Staley
East Yakima Ave
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Yakima, Wash
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