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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
4
Carload after carload of furniture has left Pioneer House Furnishers as two years yield nine carloads sold, a record no other local house can boast. Store invites customers to visit with promise of no trouble to show.
A local advertisement touts Witchen Queens chairs with sturdy legs and dowel pins. It claims the designs prevent splitting and use tin bottoms to resist shrinking.
The Kennewick Columbian notes a dispute over the North bank road right of way between Cape Horn and Lyle with the Northern Pacific and Columbia Valley railroads opposing. It details land sales and bidding battles, including Beals, Moore, Burkett, and Wallula Pacific, and urges Kennewick to push for better river transport to lower costs for local merchants and residents.
Mrs W S Haxton reports a steady poultry program with the third brood hatching after an 18 December first brood, 11 of 12 chicks raised to usefulness, and plans to set hens monthly through June while keeping under 40 hens. The school board schedules a Monday 7 PM meeting to finalize the school site decision.
A storefront markets a full supply of goods with always on hand stock and the lowest prices. It emphasizes cash sales and states it does not extend credit for bad debts.
Fragmentary note describes Fi ude and G discussing a birth or ceremony. C. Staser moved to ri ng in the oore's lere unde.
The fragment mentions J. Tmaster steering a discussion or action and references T. W. Ps. The readable bits hint at a historical note on a post or opinion piece with unclear details.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Passaic city and a Salvation group with names like Paul H Dirckse and an actuary. The text is garbled, referencing crime, a new pass, and a 1910s era context. Readable details are sparse and uncertain.
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