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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

9

Sugar Factory Promoters Pleased With Prospects

Promoters Max Strauss G W Henry and C W Adams after two days in the Yakima valley return to Seattle enthusiastic about a North Yakima Beet Sugar plant. They foresee a profitable venture with strong markets and plan swift construction for next season. Henry will oversee future work in North Yakima while Prein conducts summer experiments to finalize conditions.

Messrs Max Strauss G. W. Henry C. W. Adams North Yakima Beet Sugar Company Seattle Mr. Strauss Adams Henry Continental Construction Company of Denver Straus the Herald Yakima Valley United States The Yakima Prein

Lampsons Weed Cutter Aids Fields And Orchards

Lampsons Weed Cutter keeps fields hop yards and orchards weed free with minimal effort. The machine comes in sections and offers three or four part configurations in two sizes a three bottom four foot model and a five bottom seven foot model. A heavier version handles sage brush and is highly regarded. For details contact Yakima Hardware Co or Bunnell and Lampson at 312 South Flat Street with satisfaction guaranteed.

Lampson Yakima Hardware Company Bunnell & Lampson

Interest Grows in Beet Raising Among Ranchers

The passage notes increased rancher interest in beet raising and confidence that the required acreage will be met next year, indicating material assistance to ranchers and a shift from earlier fears about securing enough land for the crop.

Prosser Blue Caps Form To Represent Benton County

The Prosser baseball enthusiasts organized the Prosser Blue Caps at the Stork store. A. M. Stewart was elected manager with Squire Railsback captain. New uniforms were ordered in red and blue. Notable players include Archie Jones, Railsback, O'Rourke, Dave Railsback, Kelly, Rube Lee, Spencer, McCarthy, Apple Taylor, and pitcher Joe Holm.

Prosser Stork Benton County Prosser Bulletin A. M. Stewart Squire Railsback Archie Jones Yakima O'Rourke Dave Railsback Kelly Cascade Lumber Co Rube Lee Spencer McCarthy Archie Taylor Joe Holm Pullman Stewart Monday Blue Caps North Yakima

For Sale Taloose goose eggs and poultry offerings

For Sale Taloose goose eggs at 1.00 per setting. Also thoroughbred White Leghorn roosters and pullets. Mrs T W Berry east of power house R F D No 2. File your orders for garden seeds and spraying materials with Richey Gil bert Co Toppenish. Piano and furniture moving J A Orchard corner First Street and Yakima Avenue Telephone 381.

T. W. Berry Power House Richey & Gilbert Co Toppenish J. A. Orchard First Street Yakima Avenue

North Yakima Post Office Becomes Depositary for Surplus Funds

Postmaster W. L. Lemon received a March 14 notice from the postmaster general announcing that North Yakima's rest office is now a depositary for surplus money order funds from Prosser St Simcoe Belma Zillah Thorp Toppenish Sunnyside Mabton Liberty Kiona Kennewick Ellensburg and Cle Elum. Further offices in central Washington are expected to follow. Previously funds were deposited in Tacoma. now the First National Bank in North Yakima handles the deposits, increasing Lemon's duties without compensation.

W. L. Lemon North Yakima Prosser St. Simcoe Belma Zillah Thorp Toppenish Sunnyside Mabton Liberty Kiona Kennewick Ellensburg Cle Washington Tacoma United States First National Bank Lemon

Land extension plans eyed to reclaim Yakima area

Capt. J W H Thomas visited Yakima to recruit landowners across the river for a Sunnyside canal extension that could reclaim about 2000 acres if 440 acres receive irrigation water. Some owners wary this season. project may move ahead later.

J. WH. Thomas Yakima City Sunnyside Canal Thomas

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