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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
12
Local news brief from North Yakima Washington dated June 14 1905 reports community events and notices. Names and precise details are limited in the OCR snippet but reflect typical 1905 small city items.
A list of acts from the last legislature details provisions effective June 7 1905 in Washington. It covers railway weights wages liquor licenses taxes commissions labor and safety rules banking taxes juvenile courts peddler licenses auto registration hunting and game laws forest protections and related regulatory measures.
Thomas W. Lawson has stood in the public eye as a fearless challenger of the system in frenzied finance. He has drawn strong support by detailing abuses and unhealthful speculation, influencing public opinion and the broader market outlook, though his remedies may not be universally accepted. West Coast Trade.
The Department of Biology reports rapid progress against the codling moth, a major apple pest causing over 200000 dollars in Inland Empire losses. Researchers Aldred Jenne and Ernest MacKay study life cycles across regions to time sprays, testing 35 methods and finding five sprays per season typically suffice.
The copy asserts that fire insurance provides solid protection, warning that flames threaten policyholders unless covered by a reliable company.
The Northern Pacific Railway announces round trip tickets to Portland for the Lewis and Clark Exposition from North Yakima with several price tiers. Individual tickets go on sale May 29 to October 15 at 12.35 dollars for 30 days. party tickets of ten or more cost 9.20 dollars with a ten day limit. and for 100 or more moving on one day, 9.20 dollars with seven days and no stopovers. Large parties should arrange in advance for equipment.
Congressman Jones learned from the Reclamation Service that the United States option on the Sunnyside canal and property may be kept under study by engineers. The option awaits department decision on Carey land selections in the lower Yakima valley, and purchase cannot be considered if approval comes. No forecast on government purchase is possible yet.
Hood River banners claim four saloons pay 600 dollars yearly license each totaling 2400. Prohibitionists argue liquor taxes cost residents 19200 annually in lost spending, calculating potential gains in flour, shoes, homes, and town improvements if liquor money funded public needs. Glacier urges greatest good for the greatest number.
North Yakima hydrates a list of uncalled letters with one cent due per item. The notice also promotes Illinois Central service from the west to eastern and southern cities with travel agents named for Portland Seattle and Chicago routes and lowest rates.
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