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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
5
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A sprawling list of ads and notices from Kennewick details pane trades and personal moves. Mentions Reeves Bakery Kennewick Club Hamilton Supply Co and Fostered by local merchants. Also notes trips by George D. Hunter Chas Collins and J J Cox plus land and livestock deals and upcoming community events.
Finley residents and nearby residents gathered at the Finley Schoolhouse last Saturday for a club meeting and social hosted by the Ladies Aid Society with notable attendance from Kennewick. Speakers including S H Godfrey, L B Simmons, H B Haney, F E DeSellem and attorney C O Anderson outlined Finley Valley’s strategic location at the Snake and Columbia rivers and its potential for growth as a trade center aided by railroad, irrigation and new town facilities. The Washington Realty Co owner G M Hellar pledged support for a town hall store and church sites and a cash boost for promotional material. Supper followed the program with hearty community thanks and a call to secure water rights for the proposed irrigation lateral.
The Commercial Club held its regular meeting led by President Richardson. Members voted to fund booth maintenance in Spokane for a Kennewick Prosser exhibit and formed committees to thank government engineer Lieut Col Roessler for dredge support and to lobby for a Vancouver depot.
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