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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

7

Dooley on Corporal Punishment and Child Rearing

Mr Dooley argues against corporal punishment in schools and questions how adults can understand children. He critiques teachers and parents, highlighting the misfit between grownups and kids and urging empathy over harsh discipline.

Mr. Dooley Solomon Hogan Tiddy Rosenfelt Board In Adducation James J. Jeffrys Ces Hadley Yale Prisidint Hadley Homer Hadley Mr. Hennessy Andy Wan Sivin England Karabazoo Ian Mars

Waterways Convention Set for Lewiston in October 1912

The second annual Columbia and Snake River Waterways Association meet will convene in Lewiston on October 4 and 5. Speakers include Governors Hay of Washington Hawley of Idaho and other regional leaders. Delegates from 150 commercial organizations across Oregon Washington Idaho invited. Montana Wyoming Nevada Oregon Washington Idaho governors to attend.

Pacific Northwest Lewiston Columbia and Snake River Waterways Association Pasco Washington Columbia Waterway Celilo Canal Columbia Snake Rivers M. E. Hay State of James H. Hawley Idaho J. N. Teal Portland Panama Dalles-Celilo J. J. Morrow H. H. Robert U. S. Engineers Celilo S. A. Lowell Pendleton Oregon R. C. Beach Columbia Snake Waterway

Lewiston Convention Seeks Funds for Celilo Canal

Ex official delegates and newspaper editors invited as the Lewiston convention prepares to ask Congress for 1,250,000 dollars to complete the Celilo Canal and open the Columbia Snake river waterway to steamboat navigation. The U S Engineers estimate this amount will suffice for the project.

Pacific Northwest U. S Celilo Canal Columbia Snake River Waterway Congress Lewiston

Fire destroys White Bluffs Story & Leitch block

A midnight blaze last Sunday morning wiped out the Story and Leitch block in White Bluffs. The structure built in 1907 housed O Larey Land Co real estate L R Ufford Ufford's cafe and Dr W W Schwabland with no insurance and $1 value cited for the building. Losses to individuals totaled 150 for O Larey 225 for Ufford and 25 for Schwabland. Origin unknown and wind could have worsened damage. Ufford plans to lease the ground and reopen his cafe.

Story & Leitch White Bluffs O’larey Schwabland Ufford

White Bluffs Creamery Plan Spurred by Local Bank Effort

A campaign led by W. J. Kincaid of the First Bank of White Bluffs seeks to establish a large valley creamery. Farmers conduct a cow census and show interest in dairy business ventures.

W. J. Kincaid First Bank of White Bluffs

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