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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1908

Page

7

Poor packing will ruin the fruit prices in Yakima Valley

A Minnesota commission broker warns that poor packing in Yakima Valley orchards will push apple prices down to 50 cents a box. He cites inconsistent sizing, moth damage, and bruising, urging uniform size and color and better packing practices to raise returns.

Yakima Valley Yakima Charles A. Moore J. B. Hoxsie Co Minnesota Michigan Illinois Missouri Arkansas Moore St. Paul

Golden Grain Gennes Coffee Substitute Promoted

An advertisement touts 100 percent pure Golden Grain Gennes coffee substitute marketed as healthier nourishment for all ages. It claims strong growth for children and broad appeal with grocers like Yakima Grocery Co and shows a large audience at Pure Food events in North Yakima.

Yakima Grocery Co North Yakinag

Marton Case Defeats Plaintiff in Oats Sale Dispute

Judge Kauffman ruled for defendant Til Phillips of Mabton in the Marton case brought by James Skirving. Phillips had sold his 1906 oat crop to Skirving for 25 dollars per ton and the court ordered Skirving to pay $59 plus costs.

Englehart McAuley & Meigs Kauffman Monady James Skirving Til Phillips Mabton Phillips Skirving

High School Debating Team Tryouts Next Thursday

The debating team to face Sunnyside on February 7 will be chosen at a high school debate held next Thursday. Judges will decide anew, nullifying last Friday's results. Tryouts include Dolph Barnett Clyde Sampson Ben Sawbridge Earl Waugh and Ernest Wiley.

Sunnyside Dolph Barnett Clyde Sampson Ben Sawbridge Earl Waugh Ernest Wiley

Cattle Brand Notice from Chas Becht North Yaki Ma

The owner Chas Becht of North Yaki Ma announces a cattle notice for branded cattle marked Ben left hip and crop on right ear. Respond with information and expenses paid.

Ben Chas Becht North Yakima

Septic Tank Proposition Faces New State Health Board Action

The state board of health passed a resolution requiring city sewer systems to gain board approval impacting North Yakima. Dur Frank, recently named board president, returned from Olympia. The septic tank proposal has been before 12 council multiple times and is expected to be taken up soon by the current council.

State Board of Health North Yakima Board of Health Frank Olympia

Horrible Opera House Fire Kills Nearly 100 in Boyertown

A devastating theatre fire in Boyertown Pa results from a tank explosion and overturned coal oil footlights. About 700 flood the aisles as flames rise, causing numerous deaths and injuries. Fire teams fail, homes become makeshift hospitals, and rescues race from Potts Town and Reading.

Boyerton St. John's Lutheran Sunday School Pottstown Reading Opera House Boyerstown

Sunnyside Canal Extension Let to Mabton Contractor

The Sunnyside canal extension east of Prosser has been awarded to a Mabton contractor. Work to begin January 1 1905 and be completed within seventy days. C B Cox, chief engineer, visited Prosser to arrange the extension. The project floods a large tract of fine land near Prosser, about a mile away.

Rosser Jian Sunnyside Prosser Mabton Cox Ising Jdiicu Elpers

Water Power Plant Claim Filed for Yakima River

The Transportation Company seeks a river right to build a water power plant to power its railroad cars. It plans to divert 1006 feet of water per second near the Cascade Lumber Company mill just northeast of the city.

the Transportation Company Yakima River Cascade Lumber Company

Mrs Johnson Buys Hotel St Francis in Seattle

Mrs Bertha B Johnson purchased the 187 room Hotel St Francis on Ninth Avenue and Madison Street. She predicts the house will earn a reputation as the best family hotel in Seattle based on cuisine and service. She plans to return to Washington after settling affairs.

California Rochester Tacoma Bonneville Johnson North Yakima Yakima Norman Bros Nob Hill St. Francis Seattle Northwest Bertha B. Johnson Ninth Avenue Madison Street Washington

Vinol Cod Liver Tonic Ad Highlights Strength Claim

An advertisement urges readers to restore life forces as aging and overuse strain the body. It touts Vinol a cod liver and iron preparation made from fresh cod livers, claiming superior toning and healing powers for old people, children, and the ill. The offer promises money back if it fails and is signed by Fred L. Janeck, druggist of North Yakima, Washington.

Vinci Fred L. Janeck North Yakima Wash

Street Car Service In North Yakima Proves Popular

The new street car service inaugurated in North Yakima at the start of the month attracts many riders as the company reports strong initial usage and growing demand from residents.

Yakima

North Yakima Hails Electric Line Growth and Paving Plans

State Horticultural official says a new electric line will boost finances as three miles of track are completed ahead of schedule. North Yakima prepares for spring with new cars, extra trackage, and a planned eastward line to the Columbia River. Street paving, brick or asphalt debates, and rapid growth mark a busy season for the city.

F. A. Huntley North Yakima Tacoma Ledger City Traction Tacoma Railway & Power Company Tacoma Yakima Columbia River Hannaford Irrigation Company Northern Pacific Kennewick Yakima Valley Wll Spokane

Yakima Teachers Lose Proposal to Alter Pay Schedule

The Yakima school teachers petitioned to be paid one tenth of their salaries each month for ten months instead of one twelfth. The board denied the request. Teachers work ten months yearly and are paid one twelfth monthly until the tenth month, with the eleventh and twelfth months’ pay received in a single lump sum at the end.

Yakima

Herald Want Ad Promises Quick Results

A brief note invites readers to use the Herald want ad service to obtain prompt results. It highlights efficiency and accessibility, signaling a trusted avenue for quick inquiries and responses.

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