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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1913

Page

2

Church Services and Programs in Local Congregations

The Churches EV Lutheran Bethlehem with Rev A Waker offers 10 am sermon. M E Church Baptists holds 10 am Bible School and 11 am sermon Second Temptation of Jesus with 7 pm Young People meeting on The Christian's Courage led by Miss Addie Gardner and 8 pm Luther the Reformer. Zion Lutheran with S Probst lists 9:30 am English Sunday School 10:30 am German services and 11 am English service on God plus 8 pm Wednesday testimony meeting.

Lutheran Bethlehem Church A. Waker Missouri Synod Fifth and Yakima Charles McCaughey Spokane Washington and Third Streets Jesus Addie Gardner Luther the Reformer Zion Lutherans Probst

Run Up Old Glory Poem Invocation

A vivid poem calling to lift Old Glory and let it blaze across the sky. It evokes national pride, recalling sacrifices, freedom, and the unity of the states from sea to sea. The verse urges readers to honor the flag and feel the country call across regions and homes.

Heaven

The Steps Leading to the Declaration of Independence

A compact narrative of how Virginia’s 1776 instructions sparked Adams and Lee to push for independence. It highlights Adams and Jefferson’s roles at the Continental Congress and the July 4 milestone celebrated as the defining moment of the American break from Britain.

Virginia Congress United Colonies John Adams Massachusetts Richard Henry Lee Patrick Henry Jefferson Richard Stockton Abigail

The Old Fashioned Fourth Remembers a Youthful Fourth

Edmund Vance Cooke nostalgically recalls a bygone Independence Day as boys chase dawn, firecrackers, and cannon, with vivid scenes of lemonade stalls, corn starch cream, and a grand old cannon echoing. The poem laments modern celebration loss and a boyish endurance gone.

Edmund Vance Cooke Puck

Fish Warden Visit Halts Yakima River Fishing at Prosser

State Fish and Game Warden L H Darwin and L E Mayhill visited Prosser prompting orders to stop fishing within a legal distance from the Pacific Power and Light dam. Indian leaders claim treaty rights protect traditional fishing grounds and 70 families face fishless meals as they await a fishway solution.

Bryant Prosser Fish and Game L. H. Darwin L. E. Mayhill Yakima River Yakima Sheriff’s Office Darwin Mahan Pacific Power & Light Co Albert Barnhart Carlisle United States Yakima Indians Toppenish Saluskin Yakima Republic

Season to be divided Western Tri-State league schedule

Directors voted to split the season into two parts with four teams starting even next week. The 11 week first series winner will meet the 9 week second series winner in a post season series likely split between the two towns. Baker and LaGrande have disbanded, leaving four contenders for a final with Walla Walla likely favored.

Baker and LaGrande Walla Walla

Custer Lake Couple Wed in Spokane Ceremony

Miss Bernice Lake and Harry Custer of Pasco were married last Wednesday at the bride’s aunt’s home in Spokane. The couple plans to settle in Butte Montana where Mr. Custer is employed.

Bernice Lake Harry Custer Pasco Spokane Mrs. Custer Mr. Lake North Prosser E. Carr Mr. Custer Kennewick Butte, Mont Custer

Local Social News From Benton City Headlines

Mr Roy Armacost returned from a week visiting Seattle. Mrs Hannah Eddy travels to Prosser for grandson illness. Mrs L L Todd visited Sunnyside. N E Palmer and A R Work drove to Prosser. Eva and Bertha Hughes return to Portland after two weeks with brothers. Laura Williams from Puyallup visited Earle Williams. Mrs H L Conklin hosted North Yakima niece. Hall of the Washington State Anti saloon League spoke at church.

Roy Armacost Laura Williams Puyallup Earle Williams H. L. Conklin North Yakima Hall Washington State Anti-saloon League

Supremacy of the Skyrocket in Firework Displays

The article outlines the enduring prominence of the skyrocket in fireworks with its conical bore and garniture of stars and rain. It highlights costly advanced devices like the golden cloud rocket priced at eight dollars and the mammoth balloon rocket at twelve dollars, noting vivid effects and the secretive craft behind them.

Pyrotechnists

Collins Urges Local Marketing For Richland Kennewick Fruits

Collins argues for selling peaches pears and grapes f o b Kennewick to secure higher prices. He warns growers will lose hundreds of dollars if fruits are consigned and stresses marketing to smaller markets over Chicago for better returns. He urges Richland Kennewick Valley to act alone and capitalize on its early season advantages.

Collins F. O. B. Kennewick Columbia River Chicago Kennewick Richland-Kennewick

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Jersey W. R. Crawford Bay Team Kennewick Dray John Eichner Kennewick Hardware I. T. Fouch Cemetery Kennewick Harness Co Hotel I. A. Boynton A. H. Poston & Sons Carley, Wa Fifth Yakima Streets Hover Investment Co Hover Investment Company G. King Hanford Thorobred Mounsey Ranch Omar W. Rich Pioneer Wash E. P J . H. Campbell M. E. Church Christian Science D. Nesbit Lake Benton City LY Pure Second Street Koontz Hotel
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