Week's Weather Hustle and Local Life Snippet
Weather forecast notes rain for today. Local notices include births for Oscar Blur and O E Haubold, improving health for Margaret Hoyt, travels to North Yakima and Tacoma for Fourth of July events, and various church ladies’ aid meetings. Community updates cover visits, post meeting plans, and residents attending celebrations and bands over the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Blur
Margaret Hoyt
Henry Peck, Jr
O. E. Haubold
T. J. Wright
Margaret
North Yakima
Geo. Mertes
Frank Cahn
Congregational Church
Rhynsburger
Luella Squibb
Tacoma
S. G. Cosgrove Post
Masonic Hall
C. A Squibb
Spokane
Brockman
Kennewick
Aviator Flights and Naval Review Mark Potlatch Week
Seattle prepares for Potlatch week July 16 to 19 with the Pacific reserve fleet anchored in Elliott Bay and a major naval display led by Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds. The program includes twice daily air flights from Harbor Island by renowned aviators, with both men and women pilots, culminating in a grand salute as Secretary Josephus Daniels is listed as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Alfred Reynolds
Elliott Bay
Northwest
Harbor Island
Ss OF the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Our National Anthem in Kennewick area July 4 notes
Community notices from Kennewick recount Fourth of July events and visitors. Local residents including Lyle Johnson from Zillah and Nellie Britton from Spokane visit relatives. church, civic, and social happenings fill the week with dances, meetings, and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Johnson
Zillah
Nellie Britton
Spokane
Nellie Brown
Nina Silsby
Seattle
Guy Haydon
R. C. Holcomb
Chicago
C. L. Holcomb
R. H. Anderson
Violette
Advertised Letters and Cards Listed by Clerk
The notice lists advertised letters for Conklin Thomas Kruger Henry Miller Geo Mulholland E A Roberts J T with additional cards for Beers Geo Cole Mrs Marthy. The entry indicates pending deliveries or holds at the postal office.
Fertilizer Boosts Strawberries and Trees Says Lillys Fish and Bone
An agricultural notice promotes Lillys Fish and Bone fertilizer to Eastern Washington, claiming it unlocks soil nutrients and boosts yields. It details nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash roles, urges 700 lbs per acre, and notes price 2.40 per 100 pounds with tankage at 1.50. Manager E M Sly invites orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly’s Fish & Bone
Washington
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Tom Reams
San Francisco
S. A. Brogunier
Rockford
S. D. Brogunier
Fred Tweedt
Louis Annis
L. C.kimble
Allan Tripp
Pendleton
Ore
Athena
Mr. Tweedt
R. F. Richardson
Prosser
Cemetery Association
Mahan
Cole
Seeley
J. B. Rose
Hood River
Lodge
J. B. Smith
Hanford & Blackwell
Arthur
Arthur Jacot
H. W. Brown
E. L. Kolb
A. J. Barham
Dallas
Geo. Mounsey
Mesa
John Pauscher
Lou Thorpe
Walla Walla
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
H. E. Mundy
Idaho
A. E Verity
Benton County
State Association of County Auditors
South Bend
Association
Garden City
Jimmy, Hawkins
Jimmy
Attalia News-Tribune
J. O. Short
Spic And-Span
Corder’s
Stephen Richardson
Hanford
J. O. Skirving
Coyote Club
Jim
Wibber-Gifford
Dr. Crosby
Postmaster Wheaton
Dick Mounsey
Patriots
Rupert Hughes
Papa
Willie
Rehse
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Jin
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Chas. H. Collins Co
Kennewick, Wash
Lilly’s Fish and Bone Ee
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Coo
E. M. Sly
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