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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
2
A reflective piece on dust detailing its essential functions in nature from supporting daylight to enabling rain and clouds. It cites Alfred Russel Wallace on dust in the atmosphere and touches on honesty in packing and commission pricing as related observations.
Williams' Original Dixie Jubilee Singers to perform Friday night March 15 at Dircksen's Hall following a crowded show last year despite bad weather. The act has earned praise in Winona Minnesota and Mason City Iowa for their plantation and jubilee melodies and lively chorus.
Benton County auditors call for sealed bids to reconstruct the Richland Bridge across the Yakima River. Proposals due by 4 pm Monday April 1 1907 at Prosser office. plans and specifications required. 10 percent bid bond. blueprints available on request.
Althea Rebekah Lodge No 182 I C O F meets the second and fourth Tuesdays with visitors always welcome. Mamie E Walker N G Abbie A Rich Secy.
Sealed bids from physicians in Prosser Kiona and Kennewick to care for the poor of Benton County by precinct Prosser Kiona and Kennewick are due April 1 1907. Bids cover daily medical attendance per person and the county may reject all bids. Dated Prosser March 6 1907 WS Jenkins AE Verity deputies.
In Jamaica native cuisine offers true tastes beyond tourist fare. The author praises deviled Jamaica black crab curries real turtle and native oysters. Fragrant tropical fruits like green Jamaica oranges grapefruits avocados and pineapples are described along with breadfruit ochra choco yams and more.
A Connecticut farmer, recovering from illness, jokes that if his dairy or crop season were ruined he would suffer a loss of 50 dollars, later deciding 65 dollars would be a more accurate figure. The anecdote illustrates frugal thinking in New England.
Quotation attributed to Wallace notes a man faces heightened judgment during brief spells of extraordinary luck. The remark reflects on humility and accountability when success appears sudden and influential.
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