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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1907

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Cummins Pushes Two Cent Fare for Iowa Rail Lines

Iowa Governor A B Cummins urges a law to set two cents per mile as the passenger fare, arguing it would relieve travelers who pay three cents and strike a fair balance with freight rates. He notes existing mileage books and privileges raise artificial costs and calls for broad reduction if a per mile rate is adopted.

A. B. Cummins Iowa Thirty-first General Assembly House of Repretatives Senate Altho Audi Ing Rebun Ler Pasenger

Tragic Work Train Death Near North Bank Road

James Dunn, 38, was struck and killed by a moving work train between Kennewick and Pasco while wandering along the track to reach Pasco. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental death as Dunn attempted to board the train. Relatives live in DeGraugh Minnesota.

James Dunn North Bank Road Pasco Kennewick J. W. Hewetson Anderson H. C. Mitcham G. Holman A. Spence I. N. Fewkirk J. W. Weger A. Newton Dunn DeGraugh Minnesota

Money for the Fair and State Support

The article argues for a $500000 appropriation by the Washington Legislature to fund the Alaska Yukon Fair and compares it to Oregon’s Lewis and Clark and St. Louis exhibits. It notes Portland subscribers raised about $450000, with a quarter returned after the fair, and says half a million dollars should be sufficient for the Seattle fair.

Washington Oregon Portland Seattle

Hover Under Doctor's Care Makes Slow Recovery

H A Hover reports via Sunshine that his medical treatment in southern California is slow to progress and he expects several weeks before he can return. Friends describe him as an energetic doer and hope for a complete speedy recovery. FOR RENT 300 acre stock ranch at mouth of the Yakima known as the Clements ranch inquire Mrs J B Clements Kennewick 54

H. A. Hover California Sunshine Inland Empire The Yakima J B. Clements Kennewick

East Washington would be a new state says Ritzville Times

The Ritzville Times discusses creating a new commonwealth east of the Cascades and argues against joining parts of Idaho or Oregon. It notes capitals moved historically to the west and supports a name preserving Washington. It warns against a Lincoln name and favors a timely yet considered statehood without Mason-Dixon lines.

Ritzville Times Astoria Oregon Washington Idaho Olympia Ellensburg the Times Cascades East Washington West Virginia South Dakota Lincoln Indian Territory Oklahoma Uncle Abe

North Coast Work Starts on Spokane to Kiona Section

Contracts for the first actual construction on the North Coast railway Spokane division from Spokane to Kiona were let Monday by Chief Engineer L Pitman. The three miles of grading lie near the Columbia river just east of Kiona with a bridge to be built across the Yakima river.

Actul North Coast Railway Cheif Engines L. Pitman Columbia River Kiona Columbia Spokane North Coast Yakima

Tull and Goodwin Dissolve Partnership

E M Godwin sold his half interest in the general store Tull and Godwin to partner J E Tull. The deal closed Friday with Godwin remaining a month to assist in invoicing and enable a replacement. Tull takes sole charge to maintain the store’s high standard. Also includes small classifieds about Prosser Flour and poultry offerings by Geo Egbert.

E. M. Godwin Tull & Godwin J. E. Tull Mr. Godwin Tull

Letter from J Volck About Finley Valley and Land Prices

A letter from J Volck, a former Finley Valley resident, describes cold weather and heavy snowfall. He notes seizing conditions, mentions living near Cashmere, high land prices, and a 10 acre tract bought for $6000. He plans a summer visit and misses old neighbors. Volek owns 20 acres south of the city.

J Volck Finley Valley Cashmere Volek

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Night Andling Spe Ness Ffort Nager Gov. Cummins Tleece Sateen W. G King & Son North Bank Finley Dana New State East State of North Coast Work Tull and Goodwin Disolve Partnership Prosser Benton County Thoro Geo. Egbert Finley Facts L. A. Whitelock Jeweler McCoy Drag & Transfer
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