Palouse project report urges delay and high costs
The consulting board of engineers outlines the Palouse irrigation plan in Washington, detailing reservoir storage, canal diversions, and railroad removals. They estimate minimal irrigation cost at $60 per acre and recommend finishing underground studies, delaying the Palouse project, and keeping lands withdrawn for future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Service
F. H. Newell
Board of Engineers
Washington
Hooper
Washtucna Coulee
Palouse River
Rock Lake
Hangman Creek
Palouse
Washington Reservoir
Pasco
Washtuena Coulee
Snake River
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Palouse Valley
Washtucna
Washtucna Reservoir
A. P. Davis
D. C. Henry
A. J. Wiley
T. A. Noble
Wheat prospects rise as fields recover in Palouse and Big Bend
The Palouse and Big Bend regions show strong wheat conditions with recent rains boosting expectations. If a hot wind does not hit, the state’s wheat crop could reach about 30 million bushels, reflecting broad agricultural prosperity this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post- Intelligencer
Palouse
Big Bend
P.I
Editor Buncoed by Free Notice for Lecture
The Journal was tricked into printing a free notice for a ladies lecture at the Christian church Tuesday. Mrs. Cleveland of Portland, from Goldendale, sent a letter implying church work, but the event proved to be a medicine harangue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncoed
Christian Church
Cleveland
Portland
Goldendale
Centerville
The Proper Procedure in Spokane Boxcar Con
Spokane authorities forced a boxcar peddling concern to disgorge merchandise consigned to Genesee Idaho last week. Officials compelled the firm to dig up orders, refused warehouse storage, moved the goods to the street, and drove the hawkers from the public thoroughfare as part of a broader stance against poachers in the legitimate local retail trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Genesee
Idaho
Secret of a Great Success John Wanamaker’s rise from 25 cent wages
A Philadelphia clerk earned twenty five cents a week before forming a 1861 partnership with Nathan Brown. On credit denial after Fort Sumter, Wanamaker prayed for credit and soon secured goods for cash. He used wheelbarrows for customs work, earned $38 profit, then spent it on ads. His success is attributed to advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Nathan Brown
Fort Sumpter
Wanamaker
New York
Custom House
The Spartan Boy’s Bold Fox Escape
A Spartan boy hid a wild fox under his jacket to bear the fox’s gnawing bites without complaint. When officials investigated the damage he quipped that the stunt would spare him an appendix removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plaindealer
A Bad Scare and Quick Cure Ads in Local Paper
An item warns of a possible bowel pain scare with a joke ad for Dr. King's New Life Pills marketed as a cure. It notes the product at C. C. Cases' drug store for 25 cents and mentions Yakima Bindery services at 14 1-2 Yakima avenue. It also includes unrelated notices about fruit growers and a humorous quip from Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. C
Illinois Central Maintains Excellent Service Across Regions
The Illinois Central extends strong through connections with transcontinental lines offering routes to Chicago Louisville Memphis and New Orleans with onward links to the east. Agents B H Trumbull J C Lindsay and Colman Building Seattle provide information on lowest rates and best routes for prospective travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Dwest
Chicago
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Far East
B. H. ‘Vrumbull
Third St
Portland
Ore
J. C. Lindsay
Trav
Paul B. Thompson
Colman Building
Seattle, Wash
Yakima Hardware floats new runabouts and wagons
Handsome hammocks offered at reasonable prices and stylish run abouts with wagons showcased by Coffin Bros and Yakima Hardware. Features hop disk harrows and new arrivals expected to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Hardware Company
Coffin Bros
First National Bank of North Yakima Granted Corporate Succession
The Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency certifies The First National Bank of North Yakima Washington is authorized to have succession under its amended articles of association. The certificate is dated June 10, 1905 with official seal and signatory T. P. Kane Deputy Comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Thomas P. Kane
First National Bank of
North Yakima
Yakima
T. P. Kane
Electric Bitters Cures Woman S Kidney Disease Of Cherokee
A testimonial from C F Collier of Cherokee Indiana praises Electric Bitters for curing a severe kidney disease. He suffered backache headaches and low mood until using the tonic, which restored his health. He recommends it for weak kidneys liver or stomach and notes a 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
C. C. Case
Dying of Famine Compare to Consumption Cure Found
A testimonial from William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland tells of consumption’s tortures before relief with Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad promises prompt relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and more with guaranteed effect and trial bottle free at C C Case’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
C. C. Case
Suit for divorce filed in Yakima county Washington
The State of Washington summons Joseph LaBelle to appear within sixty days after June 21 1905 to defend a divorce action filed by Inez Craig LaBelle. The complaint alleges abandonment and lack of support for over a year. Attorney William M. Thompson of Ward Building North Yakima handles the case. First publication June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
State of Washington
Inez Craig LaBelle
Joseph LaBelle
Washington
Yakima
Towit
Waintiff
Maintiff
William M. Thompson
Plaintiff
P. O
Ward Building
North Yakima
Notice and Summons in Yakima County Court Case
Plaintiffs J. W. Brown seeks foreclosure of delinquent 1901 taxes on Lot 15, Block 44, Town of Prosser. Unknown owners and claimants are summoned to appear within 60 days of June 7 1905 to answer, or risk sale of the property to satisfy $3.45 plus costs and interest. Proceedings in North Yakima and Seattle offices. First publication June 7 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
State of Washington
Yakima County
J. W. Brown
H. J. Jenks
J. Jenks
Washington
Town of
Prosser
Tra M. Krutz
North Yakima
Wash
Alaska Building
Seattle
Prosser Falls Land & Irrigation Company
Anata
Seach
Plaintiff
Office and Peace Addons
Ttle
Ira M. Ruta
North
First Public
Superior Court
J W. Brown
Alaska
Ira M. Krutz
Notice and summons for delinquent taxes in Prosser Falls area
J W Brown holds four delinquent tax certificates from Yakima County Washington dated May 16 1966 for 1901 taxes on parcels in Prosser Falls Land Irrigation Company's First Subdivision Prosser. Unknown owners and interested parties must appear within 60 days after June 7 1995 or face judgment and foreclosure to satisfy the taxes penalties interest and costs.
Tax foreclosure and estate hearing notices from Yakima County
Delinquent tax certificates issued for 1899 1900 1901 1902 1904 on fractional lots in Prosser Yakima County subject to 15 percent interest. Court notices require unknown owners to answer within 60 days May 1905. Includes estate of Elisa Cook final account hearing July 12 1905 and administratrix discharge notice published in Yakima Herald North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisa Cook
Gertrude Rhodes
Elian Cook
Notice and summons no 112 in Yakima county case
J W Brown holder of a delinquent tax certificate seeks foreclosure on southwest quarter of section two town eight north range twenty nine east of W M Yakima county Washington The notice requires unknown owners and C B Hollis to appear within sixty days of May 17 1905 to defend or pay the taxed amount with penalties and costs The action aims to foreclose the tax lien and order sale of the described land for satisfaction of the tax and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Yakima County
Washington
Anlaintiff
Towit
Ae J. W. Brown
IRA_M. KRUTZ
North Yakima
Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
W. Brown
C. B. Hollis
L. Hollis
Ser
J. W. Brown
W. M
JI. W. Brown
Ira M. Krutz
Plaintiff
Alaska Building
Seattle
Notice and Summons No 110 in Yakim County case
J W Brown sues unknown defendants including State of Washington over tax certificate 4618 issued April 27 1905 for 1899 to 1903 taxes and interest totaling eight dollars and 41 cents describing real property and claiming interest or estate against the north part of the described parcel. The notice names unknown owners and persons claiming interests and sets forth property action in Yakim County Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
J. W. Brown
State of Ashington
Yakim
Washington
Separation Suit Seeks Dismissal of Matrimony in Yakima
Ida M. McCord files against Thomas V. McCord in Yakima county Washington asking the court to dissolve their marriage on grounds of abandonment and neglect. The petition seeks restoration of McCord’s maiden name and cites failure to provide support as basis for the decree. attorney Logan H. Roberts represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
County of
Yakima
Ida M. McCord
Thomas
MeCord
Thome
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Yakima County
In Yakima County Washington the Superior Court issued a special execution on June 7 1903 with judgment for 1200 dollars plus costs and attorney fees. The East Half of the Northwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Section Eight Township Four North Range Thirty East will be sold July 10 1906 at 4 o clock at the court house North Yakima for cash to satisfy the judgment costs and attorney fees. R A Grant Sheriff of Yakima County W A Cox Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Coun
Yakima
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
State of Washington
W. E. Southard
Platium
E- Co
State of Wash
W. K
Ang
Costa Ofault
Babington
Toone Township
Yasime
Costa
Jane
R. A. Grant
State of
Wash
W. A. Cox
Local Herald Office Calls for Orders on Supplies
Readers are instructed to leave orders for rubber stapes stencils notary seals and dates at The Herald office.
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THE
Yakima Herald
Yakina Herald Publishing Co
Consulting Board OF Engineers
Orien Miller
North Second Street
Wheeler & Wilson
Yakima Avenue
J. M. Brown
Horticultural Union
Phwat
Puck
Foley
North Yakima Drug Store
A. D. Sloan
Prop'r
Uncle Sam
H. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky
Plaintif
Alaska Bulld
Yalimi
I. J. W. Day
Ssum
Logan H. Roberts
Yakima National Bank Bu
Ington
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