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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
5
The Morning Herald advertises a contest with an Oct 9 deadline for subscriptions. Subscriptions may be mailed with postmarks to count, and various multi year options award votes and ballots based on new business. Many readers statewide are urged to participate and recruit supporters.
The Morning Herald contest offers sixty months of new business votes and a second payment plan that boosts ballots for subscriptions and coupons. District listings show candidates across North Yakima with vote tallies and deadlines for the special offer closing October 9 and contest end October 16.
Water East Selah land owners and water users plan a meeting October 18 at the court house to discuss securing water for 3500 acres under the East Selah canal. Secretary Ballinger is expected to approve a favorable report from the reclamation service, with Bryant O Bryan rights reportedly not recognized and a sale price deemed reasonable.
A party of young people traveling into the city from Selah Monday evening was frightened when a pair of runaway horses bolted. The carriage overturned on the roadside bank scattering occupants. Driver R A Taylor and Miss Mabel Moore were among those involved, one girl sustaining a sprained ankle. The horses broke away and disappeared from sight.
The local market remains firm with no change from last week. Receipts are light in all lines as cauliflower shipments arrive from the Sound country this week. prices reported Tuesday are provided.
Grandview residents report Nickerson and Johnson bought 44 acre Laberton ranch in Belma for 8400 dollars. High school football lost 6 to 0 to Noren Yakima at Yakima. Weddings include Jessie Pitman and Oliver Davey, and Jess Baker and Nina Rowley. Leslie Wurst returned from Pomeroy harvest work and Seattle exposition.
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