Yakima Herald July 19 1905 North Yakima edition
The July 19 1905 issue of the Yakima Herald from North Yakima features local reports and notices. It covers community events, small notices, and ongoing town matters in an early 20th century Northwest newspaper style.
Probable Hops Prices Ahead Reflect Market Arguments
M H Durst of California writes from Sacramento to the Union analyzing hop price forecasts for 1905. He argues against panic selling, notes current contracts at or above thirty cents, and cautions dealers predictingvery low prices. Durst cites OregonWashington lice and mold risks, English demand, and past price swings to urge growers to hold for a clearer September outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Durst
California
Sacramento Union
United States
Oregon
Washington
Isaac Pincus
Son
England
Continent
Oregonian
New York
Pacific Coast
New York State
Smith
1905 Hop Market Outlook Warns Growers to Pause
M H Durst asserts extensive early hops buying will occur in 1905 as brewers lack goods. He signals 20 cent prices and higher likely, urges growers to wait, and cautions avoid premature contracts while buyers face pressure.
Advertised Letter List for North Yakima July 15
Uncalled letters listed in North Yakima post office with due one cent charge. Names include Bayley Ray Brown Henry Bristow O M Buswell Mrs Burt W P Buck Harman Charley Cruce Pressley Codington Will Carrie G G Conrad Mrs Mate Comer George Cox Sera Cornwell James W Delaney Geo Farris Charles Flynn Regina Healles George Hawell J W Hamilton Camiles Kelly Thomas D Lyons A H Maxwell Ray McCullough Oris McLaughlin J W Miller Charles Macken Louis Price E L Parris J P Parker Fred Ruscho Geo Reives Hugo Rowcliffe John T Stone Mrs M E Stewart George Siman Jim Sanborn Miss Inez Sartor J W Tobin Mrs Bessie Van Olinda Mrs Charles Vertner Arthur Walling Guy Webster Mrs Elva Wolf Mrs Ruby Wincor Miss Bessie Welborn F F W L Lemon P M. Go to Crawfords and try a Sweet Marie. There is no better nickel cigar on the market. Patronize home industry. 21 tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Bayley
Ray Brown
Henry Bristow
O. M. Buswell
Burt
W. P. Buck
W. Harman Clark
Charley Cruce
Pressley Codington
Will Carrie
G. G. Conrad
Mate Comer
George Cox
Sera
John T. Stone
M. E. Stewart
George Siman
Jim V. Sanborn
Inez Sartor
J. W. Tobin
Bessie van Olinda
Charles Vertner
Arthur Walling
Guy Webster
Elva Wolf
Ruby Wincor
Bessie Welborn
District Finances Show $15,000 in Treasurer’s Hands
County Treasurer Tit le and School No. 7 clerk R. K. Nichols reviewed the books on a Saturday. The district’s receipts and disbursements balanced, with warrants reduced by 5,032.40 to 8,872.00 at year end and interest averaging 5.01 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle
R. K. Nichols
Grebe
Ey Lou
Ee Ee Ak
WOR
Suheioh Ace
Cioghuca IE
Dded Agrec
Trophis 3A Siyetvc
Preventing a New Class of Crime Warns by Pinkerton
William A. Pinkerton estimates a new wave of hold up crimes by young men targeting drug stores and saloons. He blames yellow colored literature and urges suppression plus reformatories for youths. He praises juvenile courts and harsher punishment to prevent hardened criminality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pinkerton
America
Chicago
Delaware
Exclusive sale of frost proof Basi Selah valley land
Our office offers over Swo acres in the Basi Selah valley for sale. The land, high in altitude and frost proof, is ideal for apples and peaches. It will be divided into ten and twenty acre tracts and sold on easy terms with water rights at 55.00 per acre. Visit McAulay and Meigs in Ditter Block Rooms 1 and 4 for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basi Selah
McAulay & Meigs
X Ray Laboratory Opens At Local Office
Office on Sloan Block lists X Ray laboratory for treatment and examination with day or night service. Residence at 3 North Natchey Avenue and phone 1903. Nearby office contact via 1901 listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Block
N. Natchey Ave
Res
Office over Janeck's Drug Store
Residence at Car Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 12 m and 2 to 5 p.m. Member of Pension Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janeck’s
Pension Board
Edwards and Strum Osteopaths Office Contact Ends
Office over First National Bank X ray Laboratory lists phone 251 and residence line for R Edwards and Charlotte Strum. Edwards & Strum, osteopaths, operate in Sloan Building rooms 24-25 with hours 8 am to 6 pm and Sunday appointments. phone 2271.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima National Bank
Second St
First National Bank
Sloan Bldg
Prilays of Each Month MW
MW J Scott and W B Newcomb serve as secretaries for the monthly Prilays event. The fragment lists names and roles, indicating a formal organizational structure and ongoing monthly planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott
W. B. Newcomb
Sec
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THE
Yakima Herald
Yakima Herald Publishing Co
North
Yakima
Salem
Scorer
Uncle Sam
H. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky
Crawfords
Marie
GEO
Donald
L. Ll. Thorp
Vce
J. L. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Transact
Keene
Eastman Kodaks
Hill’s
Employment Agency
North First St
Fire Department
Henry G. Hill
Mgr
J.M. Perry & Co
E. Yakima Ave
Lowe Block
Ralph K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second St
North Yakima, Wash
H. Lynch
Yakima National Bank Blg
Ogan H. Roberts
Yakima Natl
Bank
Eralune & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law
Ditter Block
Frfrederick M. Rossiter
South Fourth St
Allen Block
Pioneer Drug Store
C.H. Hinman
E. A. Brown
P. W. H. Carver
C J. Lynch
M. D
Ditter Bldg. Res
Nate Chez Ave
South
Wells & Gordon, Physicians and Surgeons
R. David Rosser
R. P. Frank
C. R. Edwards
Charlotte Strumby
Edwards & Strum
C. F. Heimbaugh
N. Ahtanum Avenue
Fannie Waite
Toronto
Ont
Roome
Ana
E. Banks
Schindeler
Yakima Avenue
Yakima Furniture Company
Hotel
Duncan
Ontario Veterinary College
Yakima County
Sloan's Drug Store
Rocky Mountain
Pisa
Oeure & Bow Legale Wurde Ty House Drees Company
Mason
Yakima Hardware Co
Redfield
Lee
A. J. Shaw
J. Tickner’s
OS Conte
Devon
Turkestan
Coffin Bros