Yakima Herald Advertising Rates Notice
A brief notice from The Yakima Herald stating advertising rates available upon application and subscription options for one, six, or three months. The line includes pricing details and publication frequency.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
5
A brief notice from The Yakima Herald stating advertising rates available upon application and subscription options for one, six, or three months. The line includes pricing details and publication frequency.
Civil Engineer H. K. Owens, formerly of this city and now in Seattle, visited North Yakima to discuss a vast irrigation project backed by the Northern Pacific Railway. The plan would create a canal from lakes in the Cascades to irrigate 80,000 acres around Pasco, with water conveyed by gravity and reservoirs high in the mountains. Founders include James A. Moore, H. K. Owens, and Frank Dabney, aiming to reclaim arid land and build a major westward irrigation system potentially costing millions.
Special sale offering pattern hats below cost and street hats at sharp discount. Also advertisements for dressmaking, a housework job, two farmland sales near power house and ranch, a guitar teacher, and a real estate listing for a 50 acre improving farm six miles out priced at 2600.00. Restricted to readable items and names.
Ladies are invited to visit Rinehart's to view a new dressmaker offering well fitting and stylish garments. The notice promotes personalized service and up to date fashion options at the shop.
Building notes report the start of laying stone for a second story addition to the Sloan block. The new section will match the adjoining building and form a shared hall and stairway on First Street.
The warm week raises the Yakima River to alarming heights. Rumors of multiple washouts circulate, but County Commissioner Chairman Lince confirms only one bridge near Zillah has minor damage with a washed out approach span. Repairs await material delivery.
Work started Monday to relocate the old structure a short distance south so a handsome new Catholic church can be built in its place. It will take about two weeks to clear the site and begin the foundation for the new church. Cornerstone laying is planned for Sunday June 21 with ceremonies.
The Woodmen of the World will observe Memorial Day Sunday with services at the graves of departed members. A monument to Perry Dunning will be unveiled. A Memorial sermon by Rev. A C Vail will be preached in the evening at the Christian church.
First Church of Christ announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. with the sermon God the Preserver of Man and a Wednesday 7 30 p.m. meeting. A prayer service at St Michael's Episcopal church follows the dedication of the First Presbyterian church next Sunday. On June 14 a new Evangelical church near town on Cowychee road will be dedicated with Rev H Schuknecht of Spokane preaching German morning and English evening services. Everyone is invited.
Carriage trimming services announced in Yakima with in stock trimmings and repairs by A. T. Darsy and Hulse & Sons. Names Brady Jessie LeRoy Archer Chamberlain H Leppard T Evans Taylor Myers P T Faubian Henry Sincel G V Johnson Ad Synstrain J P Knutson Chas Walker Carl Keibler Mae Westcott Lottie. Please mention advertised when calling.
Snaps note cheap rental homes and bargain lots offered in room 3 Ditter building. Also lists Yakima Paint and Hardware Co as sole agents for Pacific Absolutely Pure paints and MecEwen's harness shop relocation. Offers for a housegirl position and Foley's Kidney Cure ad.
Illinois Central offers reduced round trip tickets June 4 to August 26 from Oregon and Washington to Chicago Cairo Memphis and New Orleans. Tickets valid three months, outbound limit ten days, return limit ten days after starting west. Stopover privileges west of the Missouri. Sale aligns with National Educational Association Elks Woodmen Eagles Shriners Knights of Pythias Commercial Travelers conventions. Choose from sixteen routes. Write B. H. Trumbull Portland Oregon for details.
St Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company promotes its line of fancy screen doors with a bold claim that they excel all others. The notice targets every residence owner in the city inviting interest and potential purchase.
Feed for Little Chicks selling cracked wheat and hen food from Flour Mill warehouse on west Yakima avenue. Includes contact 321 and an ad for crystal ice, coal and wood from Me Josge Morr with phone 516. Case's drug store lists Kruger's orchard remedy and a 49-tf tag.
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners No 1552 meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at Modern Woodmen hall in North Yakima.
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