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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
6
A humorous editorial pledges to outmaneuver the meat trust by offering joint stock style guarantees and superior quality. It claims to outrun monopolists on price through a bold promise of better value and reliability for the poor.
Notice states F M Hickman took up a nine year old pale red and white estray cow with clipped right ear and underbits in both ears on section 22 township 8 range 25 Wash. It will be sold for cash to highest bidder at 2 oclock pm March 19 1907 unless owner or representative appears earlier to claim title and pay charges. First published March 5 1907.
J A Wallace took up an estray cow at Alfalfa Washington on October 1 1906. Cow brand L on left hip ear notch split to point tail wattle. Will be sold to highest bidder for cash March 21 1907 at 2 PM unless owner or legal rep appears to prove title and pay charges. First published March 8 1907. W S Jenkins County Auditor. Spokane Florist Co advert follows.
Notice to contractors builders and employers that from March 1 1907 the Carpenters Local 1797 Kennewick Wash will demand 45 cents per hour and a nine hour day. Executive committee members C Buckman A Shook T Lamond E Culp S Peckenpaugh announced the change. Also promoting a tonic and a ranch job ad appear in the clipping.
United States Land Office announces Benjamin F. Knapp assignee of Althea P Rosendrance of Kennewick Wash to file proof for desert land claim No 336 E See 10 1p9n 128ewm before Register and Receiver on March 28 1907 Witnesses T E McCroskey C F Breithaupt H S Amon W S Muncey all of Kennewick Wash to prove irrigation and reclamation of the land.
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