Advertisement rates and subscription offer in 1905 issue
The notice lists advertising rates on application and subscription options for one year six months and three months published every Wednesday with the date July 26 1905.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
9
The notice lists advertising rates on application and subscription options for one year six months and three months published every Wednesday with the date July 26 1905.
The Foxy Republic quotes the Herald to allege support for Rose's streetcar franchise bid and labels it false. The Herald denies favoring Rose and urges fair competition and strong city guarantees. Councilman Bull criticizes departments while defending prudent city spending and Cherry street safeguards.
Office notes from A. D. Charlton show over 10 000 travelers each day on Northern Pacific trains to the Lewis and Clark exposition between St Paul and Portland. Yellowstone Park traffic amounts to 1200 daily with travelers lingering several days at points like Butte and Helena.
A rough estimate places the number of tourists and short term travelers on trains today at about 12 000, reflecting steady ridership and brief layovers as they move between destinations.
Synopsis of the Yakima county auditor's annual report for the year ending June 30, 1904 shows a satisfactory condition across offices. The release process is lengthy, with recent issuance typically by July 20, under Mr Newcomb and deputy Wilbur Crocker. The Pasco Express advocates irrigation near Pasco, claiming 20 000 acres could be served by gravity irrigation at under 25 per acre and urges local interest.
The Sunnyside Sun enlarges from six to seven columns as local readers praise Bro Hitchcock for a wide awake paper. His advertising pages feature nearly every business in Sunyside.
A Walla Walla judge decides voters must take an oath under oath at registration rather than merely signing the form. City clerks may face heavy work as people delay until the deadline. Clerk Booker urges prompt registration now that books are open.
Exchange notes published statistics showing peasant and burgher numbers and ratios to nobles officials and ecclesiastics. It contrasts Russia with US tax and social structures noting one nobleman per hundred, one ecclesiastic per two hundred, and one merchant per five hundred, with peasants and burghers bearing support. For sale copy of History of Klickitat Yakima and Kittitas Counties offered for $15 at Herald office.
A Seattle-Tacoma and Spokane trend toward curbing gambling marks a shift in Pacific coast decency. Includes Bel lingham Reveille note on city reform and a comedienne Gertrude Whitty anecdote. Also lists real estate and lumber ads with local business details and prices.
In Yakima County Washington the Superior Court hears the estate of John H Hubbard deceased. Elizabeth A Hubbard executrix filed the final account and a petition for distribution. The hearing is set for August 26 1905 at the North Yakima Courthouse.
Fr C Hall returns from Portland fair and Tacoma visit. Mrs Hall to stay visiting Sound friends. W A Elliott, former Clarkston banker, tours North Yakima valley. Hospital Association closes and sells furniture at 8 South Eighth. For sale two carloads of Clyde and Percheron mares. H Dills family goes to Swank mountains. quassia chips and sprays advertised. Peter Belles visits from Puyallup, once Yakima hotel proprietor. Congregational church services next Sunday 11 am and 2:30 pm. Miss Marion Marks touring summer outing, cites Florida home. J E Ryan of Yakima Hardware selling oils. George W Cary returning from California trip. plan to leave city for August. Camping gear arrangements with Edward Fournier and family and J W Campbell and family for Lake Richelos. A H York visits. moving toward California. Nazarene church meetings at Davis Hall Sundays 10:30 and 2:30, midweek prayer. Misses Effie and Vivian Jones to Portland fair. six weeks in Oregon and Puyallup. Mrs S Mull of Klemeth Falls and Miss Anna Parmeter of Eureka visit. Washington Real Estate Agency moves to Metzger building room 6. Inland Printer remarks on editor criticism and suggested column perforations and white-on-black ideas.
An exchange hints that a man’s wealth is suspected to be tainted while another insists he has cleaned up another million. The terse dialogue appears in a Puck comic or satirical item, reflecting gossip tone.
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