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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
7
A local store announces a large bankrupt sale with overcoats, suits, pants, underwear, and accessories at unusually low prices. Highlights include coats from $2.79 to $11.50, suits up to $10.79, pants as low as 75 cents, and footwear from $1.79 to $3.19, with stock marked plainly and sale starting 10 a.m. Saturday November 3.
The Yakima Herald argues a juvenile court would address youth crime privately, study cases, help reform youths, punish accomplices, and deter others. It warns reform schools can fail and urges establishing a properly run juvenile court to save boys and girls from incorrigibility.
A North Yakima juvenile court is urged to reform youths facing minor crimes such as forgery. Judge Rigg is praised for readiness to discipline without labeling. The piece cites family absence and peer influence as factors needing a structured, corrective system.
The Yakima Democrat disputes a rumor that Hal A. Webber has already appointed deputies before election. Webber states no selections have been made and vows to choose trusted aides after election, urging voters to doubt the false report and trust his integrity.
The Presbyterian Men's Brotherhood was organized Monday evening in the church parlors with officers led by Prof. B. C. Reed. The event formed a new organizational unit within the church community.
Readable fragments note a contact method and a railway alignment near B Street. No clear event or outcome is described, but the mention ties to a location at 2101 Cor B Street adjacent to a railroad track. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
The EMERMcH Pillows use clean feather fill for proper ticking and even fill. Each pillow is guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or money refunded.
President Willard H. Thompson and officers oversee a society to unite all men of the church into active service. The Bible class leads, with departments in devotion, education, citizenship, organization, missions and athletics. It aims to absorb all leagues and rival groups, promising a large Indianapolis convention in November likened to a church YMCA for men.
Export demand for Pacific Coast hops strengthens market as England and continental crops face shortages. The week saw several large sales, chiefly of top quality Oregon hops, highlighting the tight supply scene and rising prices.
Nearly 5000 bales sold at prices from 15 cents to 1614 and one quarter cents per pound. Indications of strong early demand from eastern brewers suggest a rising market for merchantable hops, with exports noted in the Trade Register. Doctors Said He Would Not Live. Peter Fry of Woodruff Pa credits Foley's Kidney Cure for his recovery after two years of illness. Available at North Yakima Drug Store.
A land withdrawal in township 15 north range 11 east halted entry filings by Yakima people led by W. W. Felton and others after a survey approval. To avoid loss, they had prepared a township plan at their own expense. The interior department later ordered filings refused, citing interior policy. The land near Cowlitz pass is expected to gain value with proposed railroad development.
The Herald announces its new home on A street between First and Second, around the corner from the former location. Patrons are urged to note the change. The phone remains 1361. Coffin Bros. offers farm implements with a closing out sale.
Classified listings show farm loans offered by Netherlands American Mortgage Co with 7 percent rate and no delay. Help wanted for greenhouse work and state-wide traveling sign distribution. Chickens wanted and a housekeeper needed in Yakima. 80 acres for lease in lower Natchez valley. A two and a half horsepower engine for sale. 480 acres in Aunus County Wash with irrigation and high potential. writers Hawkins Ellensburg or Hawkins Offett Bonners Ferry Idaho seeking inquiry.
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