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Kennewick Courier in Kennewick, Washington

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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1911

Page

7

Jewelry as lasting gifts across generations and occasions

The article extols jewelry as a universal token of love and achievement, from baby bracelets to wedding rings, noting its enduring value, heirloom potential, and emotional significance. It promotes a store with a large countywide selection, fair prices, and personalized assistance in choosing pieces.

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Kennewick Beginnings and Pranks Highlight Early Town Life

Reminiscences recount community loyalty in Kennewick as residents hosted a corner stone ceremony for a home on a 10 acre tract and shared a rustic repast. The town’s 1904 incorporation sparked council humor and a Demosthenes-like insult to the attorney, plus practical jokes by Mike Glover and others, including a bawdy house hoax and late night mischief.

Kennewick Rufus Fullerton Ross Gorsuch D. W. Owen J.B. Clements L. C. Rudow J. B. Clements Fay F. Dean Boquet Onewick L. W. Soth Soth Seth Mike Glover L. G. Moore Glover Iity Edward Sheppard

Enduring early town builders sought a clean moral community

The passage lauds early residents as public spirited energetic and humorous, who endured hardships without neglecting distressed persons. They aimed to create a town guided by school church and home, and the current population must judge if their efforts were successful.

American Art History lecture set at Presbyterian church

An illustrated lecture on the History of American Art will be given at the Presbyterian church on Friday evening May 5. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Reproductions of great American works will be shown and Mr. Moulton will deliver the talk. Proceeds support the library.

American Federation of Arta Presbyterian Church

Two Jolly Tramps at Geo. Grey Comedy Co

The Geo. Grey Comedy Company presents Hendricks and Shaw in Two Jolly Tramps with a strong cast, music, singing, and specialty acts between each performance. Admission 25 and 50 cents. A clean show guaranteed.

Geo. Grey Comedy Company Hendricks and Shaw

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