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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
4
The ad proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or narcotics and suits both children and adults. It touts cures for colds and croup and asserts reliable performance, noting sale at Columbia Pharmacy.
Proposals for erection and completion of a church edifice in Kennewick Washington are due by 12 noon December 20 1906. Bidders must submit a certified check equal to five percent of the bid and a ten dollar plan deposit. Plans available on site at H C Mitcham real estate Kennewick and Walter Tuesley North Yakima. The building committee may reject any bid. Nelson Williams chairman.
Department of the Interior notice from the United States Land Office Walla Walla dated December 4, 1967 announces Earl A Moore of Kennewick Washington filing final five year proof for Homestead Entry No 5378 for NE20 Section 29 Township 7 North Range 29 East WM. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Walla Walla January 17, 1907 with witnesses A L Owens J M Wroe S E Barnett A M Barnett and ALJ Gillette.
Notices from the Department of the Interior listing final five year proofs for Homestead entries by Thomas N. Moore, Charles T. Irvin, Benjamin F. Knapp, and Laurence E. Johnson with witnesses from Kennewick and nearby towns. Also includes a local time card for west and eastbound trains and railroad schedules.
The ladies of Kennewick secured land, fenced a ten acre site and plan tree planting and walkways to create a public burial ground dubbed God’s acre. They improved the lot by a close-woven fence to protect plants and celebrate civic duty, arguing cemeteries need diligent local care and funding.
Local notes report frost whitening the landscape and a large outfit passing through en route to Lind for railroad work. Miss Louise Sugsvald returns from Kiona as several residents travel to Rattlesnake. A basket social at Dist 18 school on Saturday Dec 8 raises funds as exercises begin at 7 with basket sales.
Parents warned of croup signs and advised to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home. Giving it at first hoarseness or after onset may ward off attack. Mrs S Rosenthal of Turner Michigan endorses it for family use and recommends Columbia Pharmacy as seller.
Congressman W L Jones writes Spokane constituents on irrigation as a boon that will turn desert land fertile, create prosperous homes, towns, railroads, and factories, and attract eastern settlers seeking mountain air and opportunity in the irrigation age.
Beavers held Sunday practice with Coach Gamble highlighting weak points and testing new plays. Kennewick matchup possible against the Prosser Stars next Sunday if they agree. Reed will start at quarterback, King adds left end strength, Dutch nursing a broken nose, and a Friday December 14 fundraiser planned to cover past expenses.
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