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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
8
Geo E Boomer of Prosser will address the public at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the Dreamland pavilion on live social issues from a socialist viewpoint. Boomer, last fall’s socialist candidate for governor, will present a spirited talk on public questions.
Judge Preble sitting for Judge Holcomb denied a restraining petition by Wm Frans and Garden tracts residents to block counting of votes from March 24 registrants. Writ refused against the board. voters registered on the 24th may still vote on Saturday.
The Kennewick Valley public paper announces a new series titled Course in Modern Agriculture. It invites readers of all ages to study soil, plant, and animal growth with the aim of updating ideas and improving farming practices.
In April Woman's Home Companion Dr Hutchinson outlines ideal meal ratios with menus. He notes no pure nutrients exist in nature and suggests a diet of roughly 20 percent protein 66 percent carbohydrates and 12 percent fat. Dispatches report Champ Clark backing free lumber to aid forests and home ownership as western lumber and eastern lawmakers diverge on tariffs.
Lucian Edgar Fallansbee will present Genius and Gumption at 8 p m on Friday April 2 at the Methodist church. He is praised as a top west speaker and this will be the final number in the High School Lecture course. E C Eaton suffered a severe head wound from a falling plank on the North Coast bridge and is expected to recover after a brief hospitalization.
Water is on in both canals as residents garden. Duffy and Co move camp to town edge. J W Randall trips to Spokane. Dr G C Smith opens office in Benton Water Co building. Elder Barrager to preach alternate Sundays starting April 4. Page nears completion of Riverview residence. Mrs J E Burgmaster ill. Merril Penn arrives from Salem to serve as delivery for Square Deal store. Lutheran Church plans for dedication. Rev G F Stivers from Portland attends daughter’s event. Families move from Codgone to Wyoming and set tents north of town. Steepleoma yards ready for P ers. Teaches attend Walla Walla teachers institute. J L Summers rents building for restaurant. Mr Carter leases hotel setup for Richland hotel. Mrs John Glenn visits Kennewick. Lyle McCroskey ill with measles. Father of J H Miner dies at home. death due to old age. For sale items listed include stove, table, bed, fruit, washing machine, cabinet.
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