Pasco Express 36 Page Christmas Book Features Town Views
A special Christmas number of the Pasco Express arrives as a thirty six page color booklet. It includes town inventories and views from 1906 and 1909, portraits of residences, ads, current news, school write ups, and a large map of adjacent territory, praising editor and town.
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The
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District Rally to be Held at MFE Church Kennewick
The first district of Benton County Sunday School Association announces a District Rally at the MFE church in Kennewick on January 1 1910. J C Boppel secretary and W D Stem of Ashland Ohio will attend. Stem, a nationally known Sunday school worker, is secured for a series of conventions in the northwest at considerable expense. The organizers hope local Sunday schools will participate in this opportunity.
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Benton County
M. FE
Kennewick
J. C. Boppel
Inland Empire S. S. Association
W. D. Stem
Ashland
Ohio
Stem
S. S
North West
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate Washington Benton
In Benton County Washington Superior Court Louise Hobday sues Chas M Smith executor of the Smith estate and others. An execution on a December 21 1909 judgment for $1650 and $348.62 interest plus $150 costs. Foreclosure sale follows per court order dated December 23 1909.
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Louise Hobday
Chas. M. Smith
J. H. Smith
Elmer Smith
Frank W. Smith
Cyber
Sheriff Sale Notice of Real Property in Benton County
Notice of sale to satisfy a judgment for $2271.37 plus costs. The property is the SE quarter of the SW quarter of the NE quarter of section 7, township 2 north range 30 east W.M. in Benton County Washington comprising about 10 acres. Auction at Prosser Court House on February 12, 1910 at 2 pm. Public auction for cash to highest bidder. Dated Prosser December 22 1909. A G McNeill Sheriff. R A Mullenger Deputy. C O Anderson plaintiff’s attorney.
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E.W.M
County of
Benton
Washington
A. D
Prosser
A. G. McNeill
R. A. Mullenger
C. O. Anderson
New Year Resolution to Open a Savings Account
When you make your resolutions for the New Year do not overlook the most important a resolution to open a savings account with a determination to keep adding to it during 1910. Figure out weekly or monthly deposits and follow the plan for rapid growth with 4 percent interest compounded semiannually. One dollar starts an account and Home Banks can be loaned to aid saving.
Also Mentioned on This Page
White House
Chamberlain
Norton
the Columbian Grocery
T. H. Day
Monogram
Twin City Bakery
F.a.warner
Kennewick Transfer Co
Wallaby
S. P
Pasco Express
Bank
Kennewick, Wash
Post Office
Brunswick
C. E. Tripp & Son
Toggery McKibbon