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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
9
The Lewis and Clark Exposition ends as a historic success, boosting Northwest promotion. Over 2,000,000 visitors from across the U S viewed regional products and investments potential. Analysts predict strong returns on advertising outlays and future growth for the Northwest economy.
Mr Jesse H Rose withdrew city council obligations so members could vote freely on franchising terms, earning him friends. He appears a cheerful loser yet straightforward in dealing with council and people. With Tietan ditch and two railroads progressing, North Yakima is set for a busy next season after last Thursday’s sewer and bond election.
The city pursues a proper sewer system to improve sanitary conditions and promote a cleaner healthier community. Persistent cleanliness would render North Yakima one of the land’s healthiest and most beautiful spots.
Yakima apple prices are strong with boxes selling between 1.25 and 2.00. Early varieties like New Towns and Spitzenbergs command 1.75 to 2.00 per box while common winter apples fetch at least 1.25. Hop prices are weak this year, with sales last week in small lots at 10 to 12 cents and some growers holding off. A serious accident near Selah injured Mrs. McIntosh and Mr. Beige, with recovery underway for the former and injuries for the latter. The Schubert Symphony Club will perform at the M E church on October 27, with prior praise from the Billings Gazette. The Epworth League reports the Schubert ladies quartet, praised for their voices and reading, and the local lecture bureau hosted their visit. Coffin Bros notes a line of children's and misses cloaks.
Readers dispute a ministerial misidentification while praising North Yakima’s rapid improvements. Citizens applaud council actions granting a street railway right of way and celebrate the Yakima valley’s horticultural and irrigation success, noting strong opportunities for youth and business.
George Donald declares respect for his native land while noting the city council’s rejection of his franchise and stating plans to push forward. He says he may enter the city with his railroad via the Northern Pacific right of way or a purchased route and will continue work on his railroad projects.
A 21 year old Miss Maud Ryan daughter of W M Ryan of 709 North Seventh street died after a brief illness about 2 o clock this morning. She was well known and popular, mourned by her parents and sister and many friends. Also a notice calls Union Ditch Company stockholders to a 2 pm Saturday October 21 city hall meeting with engineer Noble on irrigation matters. Also an advertisement announces a six week millinery clearance sale by H H Schott Millinery Department.
An informal notice touts Baldozer's at 12 South Second Street as the city’s best spot for a fast, clean meal with friendly service. The blurb encourages readers to try it next time.
The fragment cites Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds as a cure touted by J H Simmons of Casey Indiana, with a druggist selling at 50c and 1.00 and a free trial offer. It also notes millinery bargains at H H Schott and a joke about a man in love with his wife. An advertisement for Baldoser's eating parlors at 12 South Second Street is included.
A brief shopper notice urges avoiding street hats and points to available millinery selections at a local shop. The message emphasizes quality and proper headwear options for the season.
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