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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
9
Wednesday publication notes advertising rates on application and offers subscription options including one year six months and three months. The paper identifies itself as the official city publication dated Wednesday June 7 1905.
Financiers say money makes money and the first thousand costs, yet dollars will add to themselves. North Yakima has advanced twenty years with public spirit and energy. If citizens direct energy to city growth for ten years, grand results will follow. Now is the time to work together for the common good and invest in the municipality.
A mass meeting at the courthouse last Friday established a seven person committee to study the municipal water supply and the possible purchase of the current plant. A resolution urging the city council to deny time extensions to North West Light and Water Co. drew strong defense from Mayor Fechter for the company and its president Mr. Strahorn, sparking sharp remarks before the rain halted further action.
Reports indicate a decisive Japanese victory as Togo’s torpedo boats and battleships overwhelmed the Russian fleet. Details are scarce and the full accounting may take months, but the clash suggests Russian shortcomings both at sea and ashore.
An anonymous writer argues there is no excuse for a man to live in a town if he does not support its progress. The piece critiques complacency and urges civic involvement amid local conditions.
A civic exhortation urges residents to remain positive about their town and neighbors. It notes that leaving will not change the town clock or bells and that the creek, air, and water keep their healthful qualities.
A new graduate steps forward after stating intention to capitalize on her success. She must now demonstrate the lasting impact of her achievement through actions in the next phase of her career.
The czar appears unaware of mounting pressure while several Russian generals and admirals might offer him firm assurances that he has lost support.
While medical claims praise radium for snake bites, readers question why one would choose radium over the traditional and reliable remedy. The exchange notes skepticism of emerging radioactive cures in contrast to established treatments.
The Seattle Argus notes a drop in radium to about 890000 dollars per pound and advises subscribers to sell holdings at once to exit positions and realize losses. The advisory emphasizes rapid action amid volatile market conditions.
The Papoose, produced by North Yakima high school boys, is a highly creditable publication. It is well edited and attractively illustrated, serving as a desirable souvenir. Copies are available for sale at The Elite.
The excerpt notes a trend toward cheaper commodities, cites Yakima beer price drops after demand, and claims the public now seeks cheaper water. It argues that this illustrates the need for economical irrigation in the growing western region.
The Spanish senate nudges King Alfonso toward marriage as Alf signals favor and vows to select a queen for the Dons soon. The note playfully notes his wish for a queen and a "full house" of royal alliances.
The formation of a local building and loan association is welcomed noting its men of means and integrity as directors. Shares set at 109 dollars make home ownership accessible for working men and moderate earners with anticipated secure investment and good returns.
The piece honors A. F. Snelling who died suddenly on Saturday, noting his steadfast honesty and integrity. Neighbors recall no doubt of his character despite possible political or economic disagreements, describing him as a commendable example of moral conduct.
The Northern Pacific railway highlights Washington and Oregon fertility in eastern magazines. Ads feature orchard scenes and tout fruit-raising suitability, aiming to attract eastern travelers bound for the Portland fair and to attract visitors curious about regional claims.
Letters from M L Matterson, J K Cox, I H Dills and H B Scudder discuss community pride, orchard growth, Fourth of July spirit, and Moxee road fund subscriptions. Geo Arrowsmith defends water meter rates as Yakima Tigers lose to Ellensburg 10 to 0 before next home game.
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness during our recent trial. We mourn a great loss but are consoled that it is a gain for the departed. Thy will be done.
The Northern Pacific Railway announces round trip tickets from Rose Carniver to Tacoma on sale June 21 22 and 23 at one and one third fare with return by June 25. Agent M S Meeks notes the event and ticket terms.
The notice highlights Coffin Brothers selling Paris Green poison and promotes Ansbacher's best formula as the pure article available at the store.
Broad sales pitch claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures female weakness and related ailments with a $500 cure guarantee after trial. Includes Lotion Tablets and Medical Adviser offer. directs purchases from Worces Dispensary Buffalo NY and Dr Pierce in Buffalo.
Senator A. S. Ruth of Thurston county was in the city last Friday on business and returned Saturday morning. The Yeoman lodge plans a strawberry social at I. O. O. F. hall next Saturday evening June 10 with 25c admission.
Report of the Condition of the First National Bank of North Yakima at North Yakima Washington for May 29 1905 with assets liabilities and cashier sworn statement. Notices include an assessment roll for local improvement district No 79 and a public ice business advertisement from Yakima. Local events mention a dance party a university trip and a marriage at Bartholet hotel.
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