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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
4
J W Peck of Moxee plans a new sanitarium near artesian wells at The Willows. The facility will feature a heated, iron, sulphur and magnesia rich spring with a 74 degree constant temperature, baths, modern rooms, and ample sunshine. Guests will enjoy milk and cream, fruits and vegetables from the valley.
An exclusive sale notice offers a warehouse and its adjoining lot beside the N. P. railway side tracks in North Yakima. The broker listed as FEG PECK and doctors Stern advertise eye testing at Hotel Yakima with dates January 12 to 21.
T A Noble district engineer said irrigation in Washington is large in scope with the Big Bend project considered but cost prohibitive at present. Feasible Palouse plan would divert Palouse River waters via Washinena Coulee to reclaim about 100000 acres. Cost about 35 dollars per acre with potential power generation and 25000 to 50900 acres served.
Orpheum Stock Company delivers The Galley Slave a powerful drama with bright comedy throughout. Florence Fisher makes her debut as Psyche Gay earning praise for artistic skill and promise. Wesley F. E. Gano performs illustrated songs Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder and A Picture Without a Frame while moving pictures draw laughs. Next Friday offers the labor drama Lost Paradise with noted morals and noble themes.
Wheat advanced in price with blue stem at 80 cents a bushel and club at 77 cents, while potatoes climbed further with good to extra choice Bur banks at 18 dollars a ton. Barley, oats, hay and onions held near prior levels as demand fluctuates and marketing remains varied. Irrigation project investment sought by D S Wallace in Spokane.
An ordinance submits the measure to the qualified voters at a February 7 1905 special election to incur 57000 in indebtedness to fund a trunk sewer system known as the McCulloh System. The move follows prior actions and state law authorizing bond issues for public works.
A long string of notices from North Yakima Washington includes city ordinance on sewer bonds for North Yakima with 57000.00 cost and 4 percent interest, court summons against Thomas Williams, and public notices by Elizabeth Gold Hill Mining Company to increase capital stock to 1 million dollars. Land filings announce timber land sales and final proofs with witnesses named, all dated late 1904 to early 1905.
A compiled list of doctors with offices in Melbourne Australia and North Yakima and Houre 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. 2 p.m. to pan. Includes X ray services, residence and office addresses, and phone numbers. Notes appointments, pension board membership, and special attention to fevers, diseases of women and children.
Modern instruments guide precise fitting of spectacles after a thorough eye examination. Office hours are in the afternoon and evening. Consultation is free.
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