Local notices include market changes and community updates
Recap of Kennewick area items: market hours change to close Sundays, property sales and rentals, residents traveling to Spokane and Walla Walla events, railroad and utility improvements, local club activities, farm and berry production notes, and notices from local businesses and officials.
The Leans Triumph Fat-Anti-Fat Charity Game
The Leans beat the Fat-Anti-Fat team yesterday afternoon in a humorous exhibition with both sides in comic costumes. George Scott pitched for the Leans with Mert Dwire and L E Johnson for the fats. Gamble and Smith stood out in fielding. The fundraiser benefited the Kennewick Athletic Club with Dr Lamson overseeing arrangements and a lemonade stand adding to the fun.
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Westerday
Dwire
Shellyworth
Dutch
Washburn
Gamble
George Scott
Mert Dwire
L. E. Johnson
Fats
Smith
Kennewick Athletic Club
Lamson
Pasco to Celebrate Fourth of July in Kennewick
At a Wednesday mass meeting residents voted to hold the Fourth of July celebration in Kennewick. Mayor L. E. Johnson will appoint committees. Pasco representatives offered to host next year and provide transport, and the group agreed to withdraw the local celebration in favor of Pasco.
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Kennewick
L. E. Johnson
Gray
Mr. Burns
Pasco
Cemetery Association Meets at Home for Monthly Session
The Kennewick Cemetery Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. E. R. Carna han's home on Tuesday June 11 at 2 30 p m. Visitors and members attend as leasers include local residents and noted guests. Julius Wehrley is recovering from rheumatism while the Copeland children convalesce from typhoid fever. E W Ross the state land commissioner visits his brother in law Mr Johnson and family before leaving for Olympia. Orion Egbert arrives from The Dalles to stay all summer and work on Burns Hall ranch.
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E. W. Myers
Walla Walla
Seven Day Adventist Camp Meeting
A. Spence
W. B. Spence
C.H. Putnam
J. F. Shafer
Mr. Setter
Kennewick
Washington and
Second Streets
L.S. Erley
R.F
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
A.A. Baker
Leon
Ellensburg
Baker
Fred Laird
C. A. Lundy
Laird
Wenatchee
G. Ewile
Wklindt
Kennewick Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Spokane
Dalles
Chas. Conway
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
A. G. McNeill
W. H. Harrison
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Columbia
Carl
Aune
W. F. Sonderman
Seattle
P. M. Smithers
Rogers
M. G. Swanson
Pacso
C. Collins
Julius Nelson
Richland
George Finley
Dr. Taylor
A. N. Alabbie
Lilly Norling
Finley
Harness
Chas. Collins Commission Co
Bert Scott
Robert Scott
North Yakima
Clark
Starl
Mrs. Carr
C. C. Holmes
Prosser
Washington Street
New House
H. K Owens
Hanford
Morain
Lawson
Lowry
James N. McCune
Underwriters Association
Otto Hanson
Reese
Tacoma
Hanson
O. D Swanson
Vancouver
Portland
Kennewick Transfer Co
R. E. Carpenter
L. R. Whitelock
Odd Fellows
Dircksen
Portland & Seattle Ry
Umatilla
Celila
Kennewick Valley
Mr. Taylor
Kennewick Cemetery
City
Henry Bogart
A. R. Lowery
Mr. Lowery
Beatrice Sherman
Rosalia
Peckenpaughs
JA. Penn
Copeland
Julius Wehrley
E. W. Ross
Mr. Johnson
Ireton
Olympia
Orion E
Churches Schedule and Lutheran Sermon Announcement
At the Churches J Forsythe Smith pastor Children s Day exercises at 10 30 a m Recitations dialogs addresses solos duets choruses violin and cornet solos by the Sunday Scholars Junior C E meeting at 3 o clock Senior C E at 7 Evening sermon at 8 on God s First Question All are welcome Lutheran Rev Herman Bohl of North Yak ima will preach next Sunday morning at 9 30 a m at the 9th school house English services a large lumber should attend these services
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C. E
Herman Bohl
North Yakuma
May Weather Records Warmest Day Yet For State
The month ended with a 97 degree high the warmest in the state per co operative station. Coolest days were May 3 and 4 at 36 degrees. Mean max 82.73, mean min 47 with little rainfall and clear skies. Berry picking slowed as no outside pickers came after frost warnings, many berries will rot on the plants.
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Sta Ion
Real Estate Transfers For Cutworms And Remedies
In reply to Finley Facts Mr A A Greene an veteran gardener shares remedies for cutworms worst in newly plowed sod Fall plowing exposes the erg and causes it to freeze in winter Wood ashes on the ground work well hard wood preferred Turning chickens in the garden at dawn helps as worms surface at night Dig them out and kill them Get strawberry plants now $1 per 1000 in the patch J Storland The daily record shows dates 15 16 17 18.
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Finley
A. A. Greene
Fresh insect powder and fly papers in town
Daily stock includes insect powder priced at 10 and 25 cents, plus ounce and pound packages. Also offering Tanglefoot and Pouison Fly Paper. Purity and Quality emphasized in filling prescriptions and household recipes.
Secure Your Savings with Liberal Interest Offer
Secure your savings by placing them where you can access them easily. Do not trust old stockings. they never pay interest. We will pay liberal interest on deposits and ensure money is safe and earning more. Let us discuss the matter together.
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Ade
Whitelock
Crouse
Ieof
Halverson
T. Glezentanner
Pasco Express
William Dircksen
Chas. S. Fee
Southern Pacific
A.D. Chariton
Harriman
M. D. Glover
Riverview Heights
Tom Melvin
Ioets
Ims
Rey Sen
Clinton Stacer
Walter Stacer
O. R. Holcombe
Ritzville
Npoa EK
Shelleyworth
Ants Fats
Barham
Mueller
Eo Scott
A. Tripp
Knapp
E. Tripp
Eo Hanson
Crosby
J. E. Tull
J. Forsythe Smith
J. Storland
Daily Record
Residents Park Land Co
Conklin
McFerlane
Nye
Ed Hanson
JJ Reed
H E Johnson
North Wall
Reed
P Jenkins
J 'T Moore
W C Graham
L. J. McPhee
New Hover Hotel
Responsibility
the Exchange Bank