Hover Investment Co forms as Kennewick Land assets transfer
H A Hover severs ties with Kennewick Land Co transferring stock to Arne Hover and J J Schiffner. The Hover Investment Co with $250000 capital will handle Hover assets after a $325000 transaction completed in Spokane. Hover plans a Europe trip then returns to Inland Empire to resume business.
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Kennewick Land Co
Arne Hover
J. J. Schiffner
H. A. Hover
Pation
A. Hover
Ce Thos
H. Brewer
Harry A. Flood
Hover Investment Co
Mr. Hover
I Nrustee Co
Spokane
H. A. Trover
New York Life Innee Co
Kennewick
Kennewick Canal
Nor- Pacific Railway Company
Cala
United States
Hover
Europe
Mpire
Pacific
Kennewick Land Company
Ho- Wrlas
EU- Me
Marly
Mpany
Notice of Teachers Examinations for State Certificates in 1907
Examinations for State Certificates and Life for teachers will be held at Wenatchee Chehalis North Yakima Skane Walla Walla on August 6 7 1907 Common School Certificates at Prosser starting 9 oclock a m Thursday August 8 J W Gilkey Co Supt Schools. Also ad for sale acre in Gar Tracts seven room house with outbuildings and fruit meet for cash $500 balance on buyer’s note A B French
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Wenatchee Mattie
Chehalis
North Yakima
Skane
Walla Walla
Prosser
J. W. Gilkey, Co
Hollister
Rocky Main
Columbia
Gar- Tracts
Toiruit
Rev Tuttle's Letter From Tacoma Visit To Kennewick Friends
In a July letter from Tacoma Washington F L Tuttle writes of meeting Kennewick acquaintances Howard Amon and others in Seattle and Tacoma. He describes trips to American Lake Vashon Island and local parks and notes family plans and a pending move to Los Angeles. He praises the Christian Endeavor Convention and the Y M C A. care.
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Kennewick
Howard Amon
Sawyer Anderson
Rose
Miss Richardson
Williams
Hanson
Mr. Eakin
Seattle
American Lake
Vashon Island
Johnson Brothers
Tacoma
Christian Endeavor
Clark
Young Peoples
Harley Tuttle
Los Angeles
Tuttle
F. L. Turtue
Care
The Wall Paper Store That Learned a Lesson
A Stillwater shopkeeper opened the St Paul Wall Paper Store in Miller Block but believed advertising would draw customers. He waited for patrons, kept a sign, hired an assistant, then closed shop after weeks with no business. The sign vanished and the storefront grew quiet.
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Ife
Miller Block
South Third and
Olive Streets
Stillwater
Wall
St. Paul
Planting Dates For State Garden Crops By Season
A Pullman State College professor supplies a planting dates schedule for Alaska crops in Idaho Washington and nearby regions. The list covers alfalfa arti chokes asparagus barley beans broom corn buckwheat cabbage under glass carrots clover corn flax timothy hops kaffir corn kohirabi lupines mangels onions parsnip peas pepper potatoes sweet potatoes pumpkin radishes rye sorghum soybean squash sugar beets sugar cane tobacco under glass turnips vetch and wheat with monthly ranges spanning February to September.
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State College
Pullman
Give Me a Vacation
The piece urges self employed workers especially mothers to take a vacation this summer to renew energy and improve work. It argues a break boosts cheer, courage, and optimism and helps better home stewardship and output. W A Grant of Harrington visited town. Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co shipped ice to Menzel & McAlpin at Kiona.
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W. A. Grant
Harrington
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co
Menzel & McAlpin
Kiona
Cat Story Sparks Interest Ahead of Alaska Exposition
Hick Williams, a noted Yonopah operator, recalls bringing a famous cat from Seattle in 1897 to Alaska New York camps. The tale links to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition opening June 1 1909 in Seattle. Williams sold the cat for about a thousand dollars as fortunes rose and fell with the Yukon gold rush era.
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Hick Williams
Yonopah
Yukon
Seattle
Williams
First
Second Avenues
Dawson
Death of Five Year Old Edna Chapman in Horse Heaven
Five year old Edna Chapman died after a colt kicked her while she played outside the family's Irvin neighborhood home in Horse Heaven. She died a day later. The parents, George and Mrs Chapman, were at home with the child when the incident occurred. the father went to Kennewick for a doctor. Undertaker Mueller prepared the body for shipment and interment followed near Culdesac Idaho. Sympathies are extended to the bereaved parents.
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George Chapman
Irvin
Horse Heaven
Kennewick
Mueller
Culdesac
Idaho
Hills that Move Across Pomeranian Coasts
The Dunde Advertiser notes wind driven sand hills on the Pomeranian coasts move eastward at 39 to 56 feet per year. They rise hundreds of yards wide and 60 to 120 feet high, engulfing pine woods whose trees are stripped to bare stems and die over time.
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Pomeranian
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