Superior Court cases decided in Prosser term
The Kennewick term of the Superior Court at Prosser decided several cases. Minnie Roberts won divorce from JT Roberts for desertion and non support. White Bluffs Irrigation Co. wages suit was dismissed after payment. Beinhart won $1 in a plastering dispute. Nevlow lost for price of fruit trees. Conway won $1 rent appeal. Cooper won $480 damages from Northern Pacific Irrigation Co. with E L Kolb for plaintiff.
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Kennewick
At Prosser
Minnie Roberts
Cresswell
Justice Court
Beinhart
Anderson
C. L. Holcomb
Linn & Boyle Humphrey & Cole
Nevlow
Dunn
Humphrey & Cole
Conway
Darling
E. L. Kolb
M. A. Cooper
Northern Pacific Irrigation Co
Old Management
Cooper
New West Bound Train Starts July 3 on NP Route
The Northern Pacific will run a new local passenger train beginning July 3 marked by a Paseo origin at 7:00 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. departures, extending west to Ellensburg and returning to Kennewick by 8:15 a.m. No. 6 from the west already stops at Kennewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Paseo
Ellensburg
Kennewick
Six Room House For Rent Near First International Bank
A six room house is offered for rent located near the First International Bank. Details on rental terms and contact information are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First International Bank
BILLIAM WRITES AGAIN on Franchise Valuation in Kennewick
The writer argues that granting a 50 year franchise with minimal return harms public interests. He warns cities in embryo seek advantages at later cost and cites Roosevelt era policies as a standard. If the company pays full value and protections are strong, public safeguards may exist. The piece condemns a wide open franchise as detrimental to Kennewick.
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Emmons
Roosevelt
Kennewick
Kennewick Franchise Reading Sparks Ballasting Dispute
The letter argues Mr. Emmons misreads the Kennewick ordinance. Section 3 grants a one mile rail franchise within or near the town to keep the franchise alive. Section 5 imposes paving obligations if the city paves. If the rail line lies outside the town there is no ballast requirement. inside, grantees must pave where tracks lie and 18 inches each side.
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Emmons
William
Kennewick
Prize Winners at Exposition Include Onions and Cabbage
Winners announced by the Exposition Commission include J.J. Edwards with onions worth five dollars and Peter Larson taking second prize on cabbage. Woman's Suffrage Day is set for June 30 at the fair. Five delegates from Kennewick attend the National Equal Suffrage meeting in session this past week. Mrs. C E Griffeth and her daughter Bernice hosted a trinket shower for Eunice Olive on Tuesday in their garden area.
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Exposition Commission
J.J. Edwards
Peter Larson
The
Equal Suffrage
Kennewick
C. E. Griffeth
Bernice
Immigrant Returns Planned and Colossal Columbus Statue Proposal
The territorial board of immigration will bring back 20 Standards and Porto Ricans stranded in San Francisco at the request of Washington DC’s Department of Commerce and Labor. Danish American Hasseleus proposes a huge Columbus statue for the US government. Ashland Kentucky’s Henry Clay home becomes a museum charging 25 cents to enter, funds going to a new school. Katherine Clemmons Gould secures a legal separation from Howard Gould with a $36,000 annual allowance.
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Territorial Board of Immigration
Honolulu
San Francisco
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington, D. C
Hasseleus
Columbus
Ashland
Henry Clay
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Community Notes From The Region Town News Briefs
Charles Trench tests today for Oregon for a three month stay. Free fans at Lynches for the Fourth. West Gorse Heaven to play at Dennis school house on the Fourth. Mrs. M. E. Conklin of Mankato visiting brother S. M. Lockerby. Herman Harrison back from Portland for vacation. Nichols couple leave for Sound. summer in Tenino mountains. Alma Noreen born to Raymond and wife. Mrs. Ethel Gill returns from Tekoa. Capt. H. R. Clark visiting uncle before Philippine assignment. Ball team to White Bluffs for two games. Hatton game Monday. Steamer Teddy off Friday run. Gem to make extra trips for combustibles. Wilbur Smith home briefly. six months on Columbia survey near Trinidad and Berkeley. C. L. McGlothlen from Hanford. district to erect $7000 school building. Helen and Earl Carpenter to Kitzville then Newport for harvest work. New advertisers this week include Baptist Church and others. readers urged to study ads.
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East
West
Gorse Heaven
Dennis School
M. E. Conklin
Mankato, Minn
S. M. Lockerby
White Bluffs
Hatton
Teddy
Columbia Steamboat Co
Gem
Census of District 17 Shows 460 School Age Children
District 17 completes annual enumeration led by clerk a. M. Annis. Total school age children counted is 460 with 215 girls and 245 boys. Increase over last year is slight.
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A. M. Annis
Fragmentary OCR Note About Setzer Role In Film
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Setzer and a role in a film with unclear surrounding text. The readable parts reference token phrases and character names but lack coherent context or complete details.
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Twin City Steam Laundry
Swan Brothers, Proprietors
Kennewick Gardens
Kennewick Valley
Square Deal Realty CO
Frank Emigh
H. KE. BA
Fure
Washougal
Theorthwest
Washougal Dairy & Land CO
Washougal, Wash
Billiam
Clear
Mr. Emmons
Whoever
Charles Trench
Oregon
Lynches
Herman Harrison
Portland
J. H. Nichols
Sound
Tenino
Raymond J. Andrews
Alma Noreen
Ethel Gill
W. H. Gatward
Tekoa
Capt
H. R. Clark
U.S Army
M. Mr. Church
Philippines
Wilbur Smith
Columbia
Trinidad
Berkley
C. L. McGlothlen
Hanford
McGlothlen
Tupper
Helen
Earl Carpenter
Kitzville
Earl
Newport
Baptist Church
Twin City Laundry
Columbia Hotel
Washougal Land Co
Harrison and Smith
C. W. Lich
Kennewick Market
R. Stanton
First National Bank
Thornton & Cameron
S. D. Lynch
the Toggery
C. U H. Collinge
Fruit Growers Association
Louis F. Steck
Steamboat Co
Ashbaugh & Co
Raintemp Temp
Toggery
Cascade Lumber Co
Flume Lumber
Cascade
T. H. Irvin
Rok. Fe
Nti Pho
Fur
Barney
Shorts
Post Office
Brunswick
C. E. Tripp & Son
le Ice
Tly Setzer
Ding
Ding Ng
Ick
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