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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
4
An old fashioned sales notice advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a life enhancing remedy. The ad promotes soothing warmth in the nerves and blood and lists price at five cents per tea or tablet from Columbia Pharmacy.
One year in advance six months three months. $1.50. Advertising rates made known upon application. Entered at the post office in Kennewick Washington as second class mail matter.
The 200 new school library books arrive with slips showing number and classification. Pupils who read them will benefit while patrons gain library access. The district 13 school closes Friday April 12. Principal Mr Simmons and clerk M A Cooper praise the school’s growth and plans for trees and an expanded library. Grand May Day Ball on Tuesday May 1 at Hover with Kennewick orchestra and special boats to Kennewick and Wallula.
The Twice a Week Spokesman Review from Spokane Washington promotes itself as a general newspaper with world news politics commerce agriculture mining literature and local happenings across several states and British Columbia. It emphasizes women’s columns popular science short stories answers puzzles and advertising value for farmers stockmen lumbermen miners and businessmen with rates ten cents per line for the Twice a Week and daily or Sunday options for consecutive insertions.
A reader in Spokane Washington submits an advertising request to place a notice stating the amount in stamps or money and the number of insertions desired. The ad will specify Daily Sunday or Twice a Week placement.
The Northern Pacific Railway announces through Pullman car service on train No 4 to Kansas City St Louis and Missouri river points via Billings and the Burlington Route. Double daily Billings to Missouri river service offers modern travel comforts and inquiries go to agent C W Wegel or AG P A Portland Ore.
Notice from the U S Land Office at Walla Walla Washington dated April 14 1993 states Edwin B Scott has filed for final proof under the 1906 act for the SW 4 section 29 township 1 north range 8 east. Proof will be given before the Register and Receiver June 6 1906 at Walla Walla with witnesses Isaac F Scott Frank L Hubbart W Harris Martain Hout and J L Montspnro running names and locations in Wisconsin and Oregon.
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