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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
7
The Yakima Herald announces advertising rates upon application and subscription terms. One year costs 1.50 dollars, six months 0.75, and three months 0.50, with publication in North Yakima under editor N. T. Tuessley.
A long running dispute over Senator Bailey of Texas nears a climax in the state legislature. Reports say supporters expect him to prevail while critics urge disqualification amid allegations of using his Senate influence to aid Waters-Pierce Oil and related securities deals worth millions.
The Tacoma News rebukes Dr. Day for blaming failure while praising only monetary success. It argues he misstates Christ’s teaching of service and warns against worship of wealth over compassion.
William Jennings Bryan visited North Yakima delivering a strong lecture. Citizens extended a warm reception, but the event signified support for his ideas rather than political fealty. The Herald endorses the bond issue approving $150000 for school purposes, arguing rapid funds will aid Yakima as it grows and school taxes rise.
A speaker argues that voters will not accept a new president and claims Roosevelt led Republicans endorse democracy. He insists the American republic prospers under the current GOP, and with democracy receiving what it seeks, aside from salaries there is little for them to quarrel about.
The bond election produced a near three to one victory in favor of education bonds. The Herald congratulates the people and urges citizens to support the board of education and ensure funds are spent wisely and economically.
The Yakima County bar and Judge Rigg approved at noon Saturday a unanimous postponement of the February 6 jury term to April 1. The move, urged due to the North Coast vs. Northern Pacific condemnation proceedings, aims to clear the way for a railroad crossing. Attornies and citizens support settling the matter promptly.
Voters approved the bonds for the new school building. The board will call for plans and specifications, assess repair and equipment costs for other buildings, and issue bonds accordingly. The public expresses confidence in fair and intelligent board action.
The article notes that the Great Evening Family Journal has little influence on school matters and that an enlightened community can see through buncombe. It implies readers are discerning and resist misleading reporting on education issues.
Seven men were killed and fifteen injured when a light engine with a caboose carrying railroad laborers collided about a half mile west of Albany New York Central railroad yard. The incident occurred during plow closing at cost ads from Coffin Bros. This Herald item notes the tragedy as the best news service.
Lead King Mines, led by manager 8s H Anschell, arrives in Yakima to form a pool of 50 000 treasury shares at 25 cents with funds escrowed to build a concentrator at the Stevens county mines. Prospective investors can inspect ore samples showing 83 percent lead while the plan pledges no control to outsiders and promises refund if conditions fail.
Berlin reports vast sympathy for William Voight known as the captain of Koepenick. The shoemaker’s prank with a captain’s uniform and a forged order drew praise from readers abroad while police kept him from earning a living. A wealthy woman offered him an annuity of 120 dollars. Managers of variety shows are...
Voight weighs offers to reenact as lead figure in The Capture of Koepenick on boards. He favors becoming Hamburg hotel head porter at 60 dollars monthly plus tips. The captain received a four year sentence but is expected to be pardoned sooner.
Report from Seattle Times notes Mrs W J Bryan hosted in North Yakima at the Commercial Club rooms on Saturday evening. The event featured evergreen and flower decorations, Mrs Bryan with club officers, and a large reception. The writer cheekily adds Mrs Bryan never visited North Yakima.
North Yakima Drug Store advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as compliant with the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It states the cough remedy contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and endorses it for children and adults. A. D. Sloan, proprietor.
Olympia January 18 One key measure to be introduced in the legislature would amend the Sunday closing law to apply only to places selling intoxicating liquors Senator Cotterill of King county leads the effort Seattle’s mayor and executive officials support narrowing the law to liquor sells and avoid broader business restrictions Coffin Bros harness ad notes cheaper harness in town.
An advertisement warns men past sixty face kidney and bladder issues from enlarged prostate. It claims Foley's Kidney Cure corrects irregularities and cites Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri reporting life improvement at age 91 after two bottles. North Yakima Drug Store advertises the product.
A local ad urges homeowners to choose thick building paper to insulate against cold in winter and heat in summer. It warns against cheap flimsy types while promising to meet buyers needs without overspending. H. M. Helliesen invites inquiries at Philnea 3101 near Cor B and R. R. Treks.
A diner notices a man puffing a large pipe toward his tapioca soup. The tapioca eater remains courteous and offers to stop eating if the smoke disturbs him, a witty shot at manners and irony.
Fruit growers around Zillah and Parker Bottom are urged to attend a gathering in Zillah on Saturday January 26 at 10 a.m. to discuss forming a fruit growers union. State President Stewart and Horticultural Inspector Brown will be present.
A brief notice surveys hacks and carriages tied to the celebrated John Deere brand, noting its historical role in farming gear and social transport, with a nod to coffin era contexts.
Certification states all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure cough or cold. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, with no opiates. Genuine in a yellow package. North Yakima Drug Store A. D. Sloan, Prop.
Creditors are notified to present their claims against Elizabeth Harding deceased to SARAH H. SMITH administratrix with the will annexed at Fred Parker’s office in North Yakima Washington within one year from January 23 1907 or they will be forever barred. Fred Parker attorney for administratrix posted January 23 1907 and February 20 1907.
In Yakima County Washington the estate of Nellie C Gunn deceased. Final account of W L Steinweg administrator with will annexed filed with the court and a petition for distribution and discharge set for February 28 1907 at 10 a m in the court room. Interested parties may appear and object. Dated January 22 1907. R K Nichols Clerk. A W Barr Deputy. Jan 23-Feb 20.
Executor L Steinweg seeks final account distribution of Thomas B Gunn estate and discharge of executor. Hearing set for February 23, 1907 at 10 a m in the court room. Interested parties may appear and file objections. See January 22 date.
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