Local Yakima area notes and events in Kennewick
Community notices list meetings services sales and personal movements in Kennewick and surrounding areas. Rev H Brockman preached in Prosser. J G Smith visited Spokane. N Y appears in club life. Apple and egg sales advertised. farm and real estate items noted. many residents moving or visiting distant towns with brief updates on local institutions and social events.
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Kennewick
H. Brockman
Prosser
J.G. Smith
Spokane
Hamilton Supply Co
J. H. Wood
St. Paul
A L Smith
North Yakima
Jno
Theo. DeGork
W. H. Kratzer
W.R. McIntire
Keener and Co Promote Cough Remedy in Tomoda NX
JS Keener and Co of Tomoda NX say Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives perfect satisfaction and contains no narcotics making it ideal for children. For sale by Columbia Pharmacy.
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JS Keener & Co
Tomoda, NX. C
Columbia Pharmacy
Cemetery Association Postpones Tea Event
The Cemetery Association tea at the Garber home is postponed due to Mrs. Garber’s illness. The regular monthly business meeting will be held Tuesday February 11 with Mrs Fay F Dean presiding.
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G. Garber
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Garber
Fay F. Dean
Northern Pacific officials inspect local railroad junction
The special train of Northern Pacific private cars visited last Sunday as President Howard Elliot, General Manager H G Nutt, General Passenger Agent A M Cleland, and Western Traffic Manager Henry Blakely reviewed the area. They promised a small depot at the junction end of the bridge and noted plans for through tariffs from Kennewick to Spokane Portland & Seattle routes.
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N. P
Howard Elliot
H. G. Nutt
A. M. Cleland
Western
Henry Blakely
Wiegel
Kennewick
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Start Construction on North Coast Railway Project
James McKay reports from the Columbia River basin that the North Coast Railway in eastern Washington will begin March 1 with unprecedented vigor. Stra horn rails are planned to be laid this summer between Kennewick and North Viktima as part of a major irrigation system work near Kennewick.
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North Coast Railway
Washington
Strahorn
Kennewick
North Viktima
Seattle
Columbia River
James McKay
Council Leases Park Site and Plans Public Green
The Kennewick council approved leasing H J Duffy’s N P right of way land west of the depot for 75 dollars to create a city park. One thousand trees were ordered for the park and streets under Street and Ditch committee supervision. The meeting saw full council attendance and approval of police and street reports, bills, and finance changes including stock impounding fee increases to 2.50 dollars.
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H.J. Duffy
N. P
Kennewick
Busness
Finance Committee
Death of Mrs. J. E. Tull in Our Town News
Mrs. J. E. Tull died February 2 after a brief pneumonia attack. Born June 5, 1875 in Calvert County Maryland, she was an orphan at eleven, joined the Baptist church, and chose hymns for her funeral. Rev. John Chandler led services at the Methodist church with support from two others, and burial followed at Kennewick cemetery. She leaves husband J. E. Tull and three daughters Juanita Edna and Baby.
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J. E. Tull
Calvert County
Baptist Church
Jesus
Methodist Church
John Chandler
J. F. Smith
J. H. Wood
Chandler
School Report for Month Ending January Thirty First
The report notes low averages due to illness or conditions this month. An additional teacher is hired because of crowded 1st and 2nd grades. Miss Mayne, a graduate kindergarten teacher, oversees all new entrants and those over five who wish to enter. A room has been fitted up.
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Mayne
Abs. Ave
Jackson
Shapley
Byrd
Lynn
May Cape
Anderson
Harris
Tialhd de Wee
A. E. Nelson
Leitch
Open meeting of United Artisans February 3 addresses artisanship
The United Artisans announce an open meeting on Thursday evening February 3 in the I.O.O.F. Hall. All are invited especially ladies. Supreme Master Artisan H.B. Hudson of Portland will attend and give an address on Artisanship.
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United Artisans
H.b.hudson
Portland
Promoting a Big Thing in Washington Y M C A Growth
The piece notes all Washington cities over 10 000 host Y M C A buildings and urges young men from small towns to base at these centers. It reports rapid growth of association work, with twenty associations in the state across cities colleges industrial centers small towns and an army post. The State Executive Committee plans to add a promotion staffer and aims to organize several new associations before year’s end.
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