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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1909
Page
4
Our shop unveils silk parasols in plain and bordered designs. Beautiful accessories for warm May days, offered at moderate prices.
E G Gill of Pullman hosted in Ely with J W Lawlor visiting, and I H Dry's family returned to Portland. Edsil and Hess families left to join Mr Hess in Stevenson where he works as P and S agent. Austin sold a northwest town orchard to Mr Courk of Cheney. Cook family moved in, Frank Marshall visiting Chas Marshall. Dry and Bennet absent from Bachelor's Hall as Mrs Dry and Mrs Lawlor visit Walla Walla. Kathleen Helms sprained ankle and uses crutches. Umatilla crew forms a base ball team, practice daily, planned Attalla challenge but wind delayed crossing the river.
Finley items report a busy period with visits from Kennewick North Yakima and Spokane figures. A box social, church fund efforts, a May 8 lecture by Rev John Lewtas, and townsite interest are noted alongside shipping and steamboat schedule updates.
The Ladies of the Altar Society will meet with Mrs. G. K. Leslie next Wednesday May Sth. For sale a cow, will be fresh in side of a month. R PS towers box 27.
In Washington the senate finance committee begins finalizing the tariff bill with a focus on forestry and western state concerns. An amendment involving wood pulp and print paper is under discussion as part of the broader policy adjustments.
A subcommittee drafts compromise on print paper duties free pulp and reduced tariffs while retaining the 15 percent ad valorem on hides. Rails protection favors a $4.25 per ton rate despite calls for higher. Crude petroleum protection discussed with likely limits on the 50 percent independents seek. Senate focuses on income tax, Bailey proposes flat rates. Secretary Wilson orders forest reserve reclassification, hinting at restoring agricultural lands to public domain amid criticisms of forest service management.
The article notes a prior law allowing homesteading of agricultural lands in forest reserves and reports officials’ reluctance to remove such areas from reserves. Secretary Wilson supports opening lands for settlement, while rumors tie W Cameron Forbes to a potential governor appointment. The piece also covers pensions for Mexican War widows and a Bremer ton Navy Yard hospital project bidding.
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