Voting Contest Promises Library Prize to Northwest Groups
A 125 volume library on a handsome case will be awarded to the Lodge Society Church or School in North Yakima that secures the most votes in a contest running July 8 to December 8 1907. Merchants will grant votes with every cash purchase votes deposited at Pioneer Drug Store ballot box. Current accounts paid promptly earn votes and the top group wins the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Pioneer Drug Store
New Rail Rate Seen Favoring Spokane in Tariff Shift
Frank H. McCune notes the new S R Tariff No. 963 effective Nov 1 fixes a five cent differential in favor of Spokane for forest products eastbound. Railroads’ voluntary act supports a legal basis for rate equality, potentially spurring Spokane’s industrial growth and affecting intercity commerce with Puget Sound and Pacific coast cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Commission
Inland Empire
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Commerce Commission
Rocky Mountains
Amateur Athletic Club Prepares Big November Carnival
Spokane hosts a world class carnival in mid November organized by the Spokane Amateur Athletic Club with Mite H. Butler as adviser. Proceeds benefit local hospitals. The event aims to spark Pacific Northwest interest by staging trials of speed skill strength and endurance featuring top national and international stars. A preliminary card includes a 10 mile race with Tomonjboat Bonhag and Daly among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letie Association
End Chandler
Vancouver
Rialph Rose
Rose
San Francisco
Spokane
Frank Irons
Chicago Athletic Club
Malcomson
Sprats
A. C
Anade
Butler
Dan Welly Frim
Huff
Parsons
California
Tilley Brothers
Hal
Homer
Malcolmson
Joe Pearson
Spokane Amateur Athletic Club
A. Brown
Boston Athletic Club
E. C. Brown
Chicago Athletic Association
la Ginger
Milwaukee Athletic Club
M. Regan
Morgan Athletic Club
Chicago
Tommy Sullivan
St. Louis Athletic Club
Morris Leavy
Olympic Club of
United States
Canada
Mite H. Butler
Paecife
Tomonjboat
Bonhag
Daly O
New Annotated Railroad Laws Volume For Washington State
The railroad commission releases a 200 page book detailing Washington railroad laws with constitutional provisions, annotated sections, footnotes to other states, and a full index. Compiled by J W Lysons, it highlights 1907 legislative activity nationwide including new or strengthened commissions in Colorado Michigan Montana Nevada New Jersey Oregon Pennsylvania Alabama Indiana Louisiana New York Virginia and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
Alabama
Braxton Bragg Comer
State Railroad Commission
Comer
Railroad Commission
United States
Moreau
Pettus
Senate
Pennsylvania
New York
City of
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Washington State Commission
Commission
the Railroad Commission
State of
Washington
The
Union
Indiana
Louisiana
Virginia
O Alahoma
Bronchial Troubles and Hy-o-mei Treatment
Bronchial troubles are local irritations of the air passages not cured by stomach dosing. Medicated air from Hy-o-mei soothes inflammation and relieves coughing, with many cures claimed for chronic bronchial trouble. Sold by C. C. Case with a money back guarantee. complete outfit costs $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case
Fire at Toppenish Threatens Wonder Restaurant
A fire at the Wonder restaurant in Toppenish was discovered early yesterday morning by an Indian witness. The blaze, likely incendiary, endangered the building owned by Fred Selle, with a pile of boxes and lard found in the rear. Insurance status is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder
Toppenish
Fred Selle
Herald Want Ad Promises Quick Results
A concise notice promotes using Herald want ads to obtain faster results. The line hints at advertising effectiveness and consumer action, suggesting readers turn to classified sections for prompt outcomes.
Notice of Intent to Sell Yakima County Property
The Yakima County Board of Commissioners intends to sell at public auction at the county courthouse door the brick and stone from the Court House vaults and the frame superstructure on the foundation in North Yakima. The sale will be to the highest bidder, as recorded in the County Auditor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
County Commissioners
Court House
North Yakima
Yakima
Washington
County of
State of
Yakima County
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Yakima County Real Estate
Sheriff of Yakima County announces a public auction of property owned by A A Hawkins and Annie Hawkins to satisfy an exection judgment for $830.90 plus costs. The sale covers 40 acres in Section 5 and 1380 acres in Section 8, Township 9 North Range 23 E W M, including water rights. Auction set for November 2, 1907 at 2 PM at the North Yakima courthouse front step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima
J. B. George
A. A. Hawkins
Annie Hawkins
Yakima County
Township
Sc. W. M
Northwest
North
Resolution to Improve Spruce Street North Yakima
City council resolves to improve Spruce Street from Front Street to Eighth Street by grading and paving per City Engineer plans and established grades. Notice published in two newspapers. hearing set for October 21, 1907 at 9 o’clock. City Clerk Brooker reports adoption at October 7 1907 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Front Street
Eighth Street
North Yakima
Wackton
North
Piehtey
Brooker
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T. R. Fisher Harness and Saddlery
So. Second St
Acgrenhausen & CO
Jeweler Miller Block
MRS. Fawcett Milliner
Moran & Siegel Butchers
E. Yakima Ave
A. M Hellibsen
Yakima Hardware OU
Yakima Ave
A. A. Bowman
Second St
M. F. Brooks
Old Tickner Studio
Sahalan & CO
Cannon-Allen CO
Clothiers
W. B. Dudley
A. B. Pearson
Grocer
J. M. Curry Merchant Tailor
Coffin Bros
W. C. Bradbury Books and Stationery
W. H. Patterson & Co. Cigars and Tobacco
East
Tribune
Ners
Witnerss
Chieve
Sullivan
Boston
Oe Ea Sinclair
H. Ze Donald
W Lee AY
Board of Count Commissioners
Railroads
Frank McCune
Ing
Frank H. McCune
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Yester
Dr.prices
Cyn
Sults
J. M. Edwards
W. A. Cox
Stephen E. Chaffee
Plaintiff
Sunnyside
Wash
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