Knights of Columbus State Council Adjourns Session
The Knights of Columbus state council met at the Knights of Pythias temple with 32 delegates and 16 councils represented. Dr Thomas Tetreau opened the session and Monday night’s hotel dinner honored state officers and visiting delegates with talks on citizenship holidays and membership efforts.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias Temple
First Street
Thomas Tetreau
North Yakima
Hotel Washington
Dr. Tetreau
W. H. Dunphy
Walla Walla
EF. J. Dorse
Spokane
M. F. McGowan
Bremerton
E. J. Walsh
Tacoma
America
William H. Clark
Bellingham
H. C. Thompson
John R. Murphy
J. M. Gibbiney
Colfax
Notable Names for Congressional Inquiry Listing
A long list of individuals and cities appears, including F Vallendorff George M Webber Vancouver J J Donovan M M Con nor Colton L F Gibbs F A Mraz Everett J B McCann Charles A Cole Grays Harbor George B Reid Warren J Egerer North Yakima William B Clark J B Einsdorff Seattle Prefontaine L RR Savage George B Gemmill Ellensburg R A McArthur P G Fetterer Patgrey R J McKierman C Alex Meade Seattle J M Harmon John D Carmody Spokane F J Dorsey R L McWilliams tacoma EF J Walsh J T Hickey Walla Walla E S Hennessey W P Clancy Wenatchee K Kk Hardesty J J McEnerney
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F. Vallendorff
George M. Webber
Vancouver
J. J. Donovan
M. M. Connor
Colton
L. F. Gibbs
F. A. Mraz
Everett
J. B. McCann
Charles A. Cole
Grays Harbor
George B. Reid
Warren J. Egerer
North Yakima
Williamb. Clark
J. B. Einsdorff
Seattle
Prefontaine
L. RR
Wenatchee
K. Kk. Hardesty
J. J. MceNerney
A Reasonable Fellow and Rhine Inquiry
A Louisville Courier-Journal remark questions what sort of clerk he is and notes he is efficient when convinced work lies in his province. A suburban lady asks a neighbor about a European trip and whether they visited the Rhine.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
City Council Reviews Budgets and Street Improvements
City Treasurer Sargent urged an audit before bond. Resolutions for Fairfield and Cushing in foot plank roads, D street opening, Marion street sidewalk, and First street and avenue improvements were ordered. H S Weeks offered veterinary service at 25 dollars monthly. Nel son saloon license transferred to Holmes and Jessings. Bijou theater fire code issue ordered compliance. sidewalk on H street contracted to Geo A Gillette. Paving alley in Block 8 7 awarded to A Walleen. anti fireworks ordinance under study.
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Sargent
Fairfield
Cushing Streets
Terrace Hill
D Street
Marion Street
H. S. Weeks
R. F. Nelson
Holmes & Jessings
Mill
Scott Streets
Third
F Streets
Geo. A. Gillette
H Street
First Street
First Avenue
A. Walleen
Artistic and Unique Residence Design S64
Glenn L. Saxton drafts a frame construction residence in Minneapolis with a clapboard first story and shingled second story. The design highlights novel balconies and color scheme potential, featuring a 28 by 30 feet roof area over the main section and a planned eight foot second story. Construction cost details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Atery
Farms Acreage and Tracts in Thriving Community
Real estate ad describes 10 acre tract inside city limits on a cool road with clear cultivation, a six room house, good water, and a chicken business opportunity. Includes 45 acres bottom land near good county road with streams, multiple tracts near Satsop and Aberdeen, suitable for chickens ranching celery and garden truck. Terms 7 percent. on ground men. Also notes farm improvements and insurance services.
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Qgood
Satsop
Aberdeen
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Rhine
G. W. Taylor
Union Central
Newian & Brinkly
E. Heron
Lodie
Ele
Grand Theatre
Mr. Paul Gilmore
Mummy and the
Humming Bird
By Isaac Henderson
Livingston
Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
Joomelei Panta
Kitchen
Mrs. Dean
Nemo Corset
Lastikops
George J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s
Aberdeen Investment CO
William J. Holpa
Mgr
E. Heron Street
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