Notice to Creditors in Estate of Robert Grange Deceased
In Benton County Washington the superior court grants letters of administration with will annexed for Robert Grange Deceased to Heuer D Sweet on November 20 1907. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Kennewick Washington within one year from this notice or be barred. Dated December 27 1907. Administrator Heuer D Sweet
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Benton
Robert Grange
Kennewick Washington
Kennewick
Washington
Heuer
Sweet
Notice of Hearing on Finley Drainage District No 2
Benton county Washington will hold a hearing on January 8, 1908 at the county courthouse to consider Hanes and Doceer s report on lands to be benefited by a new ditch and related improvements. The route details describe a long drainage line starting near section 16, T3N R30B WM and ending at the Columbia River with a lateral to join the main ditch. The district includes the described lands in section 21 and nearby parcels with ownership noted. County Auditor W E Irnkings signs the notice.
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Eas
Toe County
Ste’clock & M
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N. W
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Graid
S& Ry
Columbia River
Beinning
Irnkins
Breed to the Champions: Jersey Bulls for Service in Kennewick Valley
Stock Pogis XVII and Captain Winslow, pure bred Jersey bulls owned by Hamilton Supply Co, will serve in the Kennewick Valley. Captain Winslow will be near Finley while Stock Pogis XVII will reside at the Hamilton Supply Co barn.
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Pogis
Captain Winslow
Hamilton Supply Co
Kennewick Valley
Capt. Winslow
Finley
Storland Seeks Five Year Proof On Homestead Claim
Peter Storland of Kennewick Washington files five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 11969 dated January 31, 1903 for the Ey Sw and Lot 7 Section 6 Township 7 North Range 29 East. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Walla Walla on February 11, 1908. Witnesses named Emory Owens C E Nicosen Albers W Robertson Charles E Lum all of Kennewick Washington.
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Department of the Interior
Walla Walla
Wash
Peter Storland
Kennewick
Ordinance Amends Kennewick Franchise Rates For Telephone
Ordinance 5 amends section 7 of Ordinance 20 granting R A Klinge the rights to erect and operate electrical and telephonic lines in Kennewick. It fixes monthly rates for several party and single line services from $3.00 to $1.25 with five year review and provisions for party service upgrades or waivers.
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R. A. Kine
Kennewick Waxhunder
Kennewick
Klinge
Kennewick Franchise Agreement Details 1907
City council approves a telephone franchise granting R A Knuge modern equipment upgrades and continuous day and night service. The agreement requires separate operation of local and long distance exchanges during business hours with one additional free telephone to be installed, and official dates are December 6 and December 31 1907.
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Kennewick
R. A. Knuge
Towit
R.A. Klinge
A. D
A. Q
Fay F. Dean
L. E Johnson
Hanson & Rich Insurers Offer Low Rates and Free Blotters
Hanson and Rich promote fire insurance from ten top worldwide companies offering low rates and free blotters to customers seeking comprehensive protection.
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Hanson & Rich
Thanksgiving Day in Old New England and Paris
A descriptive survey of made traditions fifty years ago from Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe and a Paris American scene. It surveys New England Thanksgiving rituals with meals and prayers, then contrasts Paris observances and concludes with light Thanksgiving tips urging gratitude and sociable spirit.
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Old New England
New England
Harriet Beecher Stowe
New York Times
Grandpa IXNOWS and the Magic World of Childhood
A narrator recalls grandpa’s tales of fairy tales and Christmas magic. Grandpa claims to have seen Jack the Giant Killer, Cinderella, Santa, and Humpty Dumpty, giving a wary nod to those who doubt. The reminiscence blends folklore with the steady, comforting presence of a grandparent.
The President's Christmas at the Roosevelts Home
President and Mrs Roosevelt celebrated Christmas with their children in a family morning of stockings and gifts. After church visits and a Cowles family gathering with Longworths, the president played tennis with his sons and hosted a private dinner with guests as the Marine Band provided music.
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Roosevelt
Cowles
Nicholas Longworth
Senator Lodge
Rixey
Longworth
Marine Band
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The readable fragments resemble a clipped note with unclear names and locations. The text implies a local context but lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item or event. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Yuletide Cynic verse on Christmas and social vanity
The piece mocks class and gender norms during Christmas. A narrator jokes that Christmas exposes pretensions and disguises, notes Santa driving men up the chimney, and ridicules female vanity about dinner attire. The tone is ironic and humorous.
Fragmented OCR summary of production and price details
Fragmented text references goods, outputs, and a price increase. Mentions production, supply, Ohio and Wisconsin links, and allocations across mills and sets. Difficult to extract clear actors or dates from the garbled passage.
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T the
Hanson-Rich Investment Co
Surance Business
Rovice
Benton County
Todd Hanes
Jave Doceer
Rocky Mountain
Columbia Pharmacy
A&d
Paris
American Art Association
Rue Notre Dame Des Champs
Athenee
Langham and
Continental
Noel, Peters and
Champeux
Grandpa Ixnows
Wood
Grampa
Goldilocks
Simon
Alford Brown
Boy Blue
Humpty Dumpty
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelte
Chase & Sanborn
Dayton
Salt Park
Kennewick Trading Co
H. E. Huntington
W. A. Hawes
Fhe Publish
Cascade Lumber CO
R. C. Mounsey
Kennewick, Wash
J.I. Tresenriter
Kennewick Dray Line
The
Kennewick Electric Supply CO
Niebel & Coulson
Rapnberg
Porti Maine
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