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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
2
Taxpayers face March 15 deadline with a 3 percent discount for early payment. Delinquent taxes incur 15 percent interest thereafter. The notice questions why personal property owners receive statements while real property owners must request their property descriptions to learn assessments.
The Kennewick Valley Swine Breeders' Association will meet at the Commercial Club rooms Saturday afternoon February 14 at 1 30 for the purpose of electing officers and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting. 17 18 F H Lincoln See y
Tarzan bursts into Mbonga's camp to thwart slave tortures and frees the wounded French lieutenant D'Arnot. Dawn finds Charpentier expedition trackers with six dead and two mortally wounded, Marines or French forces plan reinforcements and a pursuit of the natives to recover D'Arnot.
County Agriculturist L M Lampson leaves Tuesday noon for Dallas Texas to attend the National Corn Show running February 7 to 24. He and E F Gaines cerealist of the State College will manage Washington's exhibit of cereals. The shipment of grain specimens was sent last month and Gaines went ahead to receive and arrange display. Lampson will return around March first visiting middle western cities to study farm improvement and bring back information from the corn belt.
Editors from Yakima Valley and buyers from Washington Oregon and Idaho attended a Grandview sale of grade Holstein stock. Forty head averaged 125 with a top price of 700 for a registered bull bought by P T Burns of Moscow Idaho. Proceeds exceeded 5000 to clear space for registered stock by Grandview Farms Co. President W W Butler led the sale amid a packed warehouse with Mayor Jack Splawn opening remarks on dairy diversification.
The M E branch executive committee met at A J Copeland’s home. They set the regular meeting night for the third Friday of each month and chose C F Breithaupt as delegate to the Brotherhood convention in North Yakima February 21 and 22 with T A Swayze as alternate. The age limit for membership was set at 12 years and department committees were appointed across Religion, Social Service, Fellowship, and Membership with named chairs and members.
The schedule lists English and German Sunday services, Bible school sessions, and evening programs. Topics include Launch out into the Deep and Abundant Pardon with various youth and women groups meeting on Sundays and midweek Bible study at 7:30. Reverend R A Atkins leads Bible school at 10:00 a.m. at the corner of Yakima and Fourth.
Archie Davis visits Miss L E Young. Rev Max Hoffman lectured in Walla Walla and stayed with the Bass family. Miss M F French and grandmother plan Rosa Washington as new home. C Thompson from Oregon transacts town business en route to Kennewick. Mr and Mrs A R Tucker journeyed to Prosser to visit their son Verna. Mr and Mrs Herbert Rowland and Messrs VanHorn and J R Halasey bid farewell to Mrs May D McCoy who leaves for Seattle. Mrs H L Tucker returns from Utah. M Azzaretti spent days in Spokane. J R Halasey in Kennewick. Ray Tallman departs for Sunnyside after visiting Elsie Humphry. Miss L E Young and Tom and H L Tucker visit Kennewick. Floyd Smith searches Horse Heaven for stray horses. Alex Olson visits town. J A Dashice in Erie. Dance at Horse Heaven grange hall praised. Holcomb again commits Hartwig. court rules delusional insanity from religious zeal.
Lorenzo M. Hartwig of Kennewick received a Wednesday rehearing before Judge Holcomb after Court Commissioner Brown had found improper commitment to the Medical Lake asylum. The extended hearing reviewed the previous decision and sought proper disposition.
Ad urging readers to stay healthy to avoid wage loss and debt promotes Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a preventive remedy. The pitch stresses personal responsibility for health and promises money-risk protection if the product fails to deliver benefits.
An advertisement promises Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion builds health energy and strength with pure olive oil and hypophosphites. It pledges a money back guarantee if not help, targets nervous, run down, convalescent, and puny individuals, and notes Rexall stores carry the product with local availability through Wibber Drug Co in Kennewick Wash.
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