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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1908

Page

5

Conferees Reach Tentative Currency Bill Agreement

Senate and house conferees on currency bills held three meetings and reached a tentative agreement. Key points cut reserve requirements to ten percent, raise bond ratings, limit emergency currency to 500 million dollars, and set 40 percent of capital for commercial paper circulation. If reported, the measure could pass in the House tomorrow. Senate prospects variable. Promoted safety provisions for railroads and safe handling of explosives also passed.

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Matterson Voices AIS Views on School Board Term

M L Matterson writes to the Herald criticizing the school board and superintendent for lack of answers about the ten month term. He questions harmony under Supt Reed, defends teachers’ nine months plus training, and urges transparency and reform before upcoming elections. He asserts voters deserve clarity and pay for teachers.

Compton The Herald Supt Reed Miller Block M. L. Matterson

New Spring Suits Offered At Half Price

Exclusive collection of tailored suits offered at significant reductions. Prices include former values of $20.00 to $45.00 now reduced to $16.75, $19.25, and $26.75, presenting an unusual opportunity to secure quality styles at lower costs.

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Undermuslins sale offers large selection at deep discounts

A wide assortment of undermuslins in cambrics and batistes with lace and Swiss embroidery trims. Corset covers range from 25c to 4.15, drawers 25c to 2.60, night robes 45c to 4.00, skirts 55c to 3.90, with regular values listed. Visible emphasis on low sale prices and broad stock.

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Fancy Hosiery Sale Showcases Newest Ladies Stockings

A local shop displays a magnificent assortment of fancy stockings including striped and check patterns, lace effects, silk embroidery, and a full Silk Hose line. Prices during the sale range from 25 cents to 82.75, with colors to match evening gowns and staple hues.

Lawn and Lingerie Waists In Swiss Lace Embroidery Sale

The store showcases a collection of White Lawn and Lingerie Waists in Swiss andBatiste embroidery. Many are trimmed with fine laces insertions and embroidery. Regular prices are discounted heavily offering the best value at $1.25 to $5.00 range in a seasonal sale.

Gage Pattern Hats Offer Deep Discounts in Quick Sale

Numerous new Gage and French Pattern Hats are on sale at drastic reductions. Values listed include $10, $12.50, $15, and $20 items, all priced well below their original value as the store plans a rapid sellout.

Graduation Dresses For The Big Sale

Graduation Day approaches and a local shop promotes a wide selection of white dresses. The stock features organdies Swisses batistes nets and lace embellishments in many sizes with substantial price reductions during a big sale.

Spraying Time Urges Early Orchard Treatments

Fruit Inspector J M Brown in a Herald interview urges immediate spraying with arsenate of lead in the valley. He warns the next ten days are critical to keep codlin moth pests down and protect the peach crop from aphid damage amid ideal weather. He notes many trees show aphid damage but remain hopeful for a good crop.

J. M. Brown Herald Brown

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