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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
3
The transportation company marks out routes to be followed by Where Street Gard operating locally. The plan outlines streets to use and service areas allocated for the new operation.
The Yakima Valley Transportation Co outlines routes in North Yakima with loops on Yakima Avenue Sixth Street Fourth Street and Front Street plus lines to Fruitvale Selah and Ahtanum Avenue. Cars expected in service by December 25 with Wide Hollow extension nearing completion and rails en route.
San Francisco report says a transfer dispute on a Polk street car tonight left Charles Moss a hod carrier dead and Otto P. Enchinen critically wounded with neck and eye injuries. John Monger sustained a gunshot to the left hand and Bernard Goldstein was shot through the neck or shoulder.
County Superintendent Jacobson reports better attendance this year with few compulsory attendance cases. Schools are preparing for the year with notably good equipment, new or upgraded buildings, and many added teachers. Teacher salaries compare well with prior years, and overall conditions are favorable.
A collapsible tube with nozzle eases soreness and inflammation from piles. It soothes pain itching and burning and promises healing. Product named Man Zan Pile Remedy priced at 5 percent with a guarantee. Sold at Camp's West Side Pharmacy.
Exchange notes Harri man lines will reintroduce colonist rates next spring and expects northern lines to follow. Hill lines have not announced continuation of colonist and homeseeker rates. Rail circles foresee possible low round trip excursion rates next summer amid tariff clashes and efforts to aid the Eagles in achieving lower Midwest fares.
Announcement clarifies railroads will stick to old policy promoting connection between colonist rates and convention fares. Despite slight alignment, the policy provides a basis for arguing in favor of lower convention rates.
Grain Inspector Arrasmith reports Washington harvested at least 40,000,900 bushels of wheat. At 65 cents a bushel inland prices give farmers about 26 million dollars, while export prices around 82.5 cents may bring the state up to 233 million dollars, factoring in damaged grain. County acreages and yields are detailed for Garfield, Columbia, Walla Walla, and Whitman.
Readable fragments show county names Spokane Lincoln Adams Douglas Franklin Benton Klickitat Yakima with assorted land values ranging from 75 000 to 6 050 000 and several large monetary figures scattered through the list suggesting a property or tax table.
The Youth's Companion highlights tales for all ages with family friendly reading. Full illustrated 1908 announcements offered free with sample copies. New subscribers paying 1.75 for 1908 receive remaining 1907 issues plus a Four Leaves Hanging Calendar in color. The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass.
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