Local Yakima Best Flour and Misc Items Advertised
Numerous small ads note Yakima Best flour at Hamilton Supply Co and Fuller's stock. pianos and violins sold at Whitelock's. eggs, seeds, and farm produce for sale. notices of arrivals, millinery openings, and ranch updates. Community notes include ship of goods, district land sales, and local visits.
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Yyasack
Yakima
Jy Wilson
Whitelock’s. Yments
Fuller’s
Kennek Club
Hamilton Supply Co
McPhee
Rilocupy
Armstrong House
R Simmons
Mintelocks
Fuller's
To Night at the Presbyterian Church Recital
Tonight a musical and elocutionary recital at the Presbyterian Church entices attendees to come. The event promises varied performances and local talent in a warm community setting.
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Presbyteriaa
Kennewick Military Band Ready for Open Air Concert
The Kennewick Military Band will give its second open air concert of the season next Sunday afternoon. The public is invited to attend. The previous concert drew a large crowd and the next program is expected to delight. Come out for enjoyment and to support the band.
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Kennewick
Stars and Sisters Surprise Masonic Lodge with Luncheon
The Eastern Star sisters arrived in force as the lodge closed, placing covers on two long tables and setting a luncheon. With more than thirty present, they paired off for a full social evening of music and fellowship lasting to midnight.
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Sisters of the Eastern Star
The Base Ball Meeting Forms Kennewick Club Board
About twenty fans attended a Wednesday Commercial Club meeting to organize the Kennewick ball team for the upcoming season. O L Hanson Thomas McKain and Ben Knapp were elected managers. The Seattle High School team has asked for a game and Kennewick Pasco practice scrimmages are planned to open the season.
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Kennewick
O. L. Hanson
Thomas McKain
Ben Knapp
Seattle
United States
Pasco
Strayed or Stolen Horses Near Kennewick
Eleven head of horses reported missing or stolen near Kennewick. Descriptions include four black geldings and mares aged 3 to 5 years, weights from 950 to 1400 pounds, several branded on the left shoulder. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. contact W. R. Montgomery.
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W. R. Montgomery
Kennewick
Richland Odd Fellows Organize and Grow
About 35 Kennewick Lodge members led by District Deputy Grand Master W F Sonderman went to Richland to institute Richland Lodge No 258. The new lodge opened with 25 members, many candidates, and a banquet by Richland ladies. Kennewick Odd Fellows are expanding with Klona Lodge and Encampment already established. A separate city council session approved street grade plans and directed drafting of the grading ordinance.
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Kennewick Lodge No. 222
W F Sonderman
Richland
Richland No. 258
N. G
John H. James
W. G
Wm. Morrison
J. M. Baskett
C. F. Breithaupt
Kennewick
Northern Express approves new rate schedule for fruits
State Railroad Commission and Northern Express Co adopt a tariff cutting express rates on fruits and vegetables by about 25 to 41 percent. The plan equalizes fares both ways between stations and sets a minimum charge of 50 cents for 20 miles with incremental rises by distance. Officials Edward Bennett C B Cooper and M G Hall attended the hearing.
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State Railroad Commission
Northern Express Co
Northern Pacific
Sound
Ellensburg
Kennewick
Spokane
Yakima
Walla Walla
Northern Express Coi
Edward Bennet
J. M. Hannaford
C. B. Cooper
St. Paul
M. G. Hall
Portland
Haxton Buys 80 Acres Near Elwood J Bryant Orchard Plan
W S Haxton purchased 80 acres south of the L A Jarna nursery tract and plans to irrigate 40 acres this season with a pumping plant. The land lies 5 to 6 feet above the ditch and will be set to peaches and grapes, with emphasis on earliest and latest fruit varieties to meet strong late-season demand.
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W.S. Haxton
Elwood J
Kennewick
Road to Landing Secured in Benton County Case
In Prosser on March 19 Judge Zent granted a right of way 80 feet wide and about 1000 feet long for a road to the boat landing. Benton County will pay Ledbetter $300 per acre valued as appraised. Witnesses G F Richardson G E Hanson and A Lundy supported necessity. Ledbetter failed to appear. Commercial Club and special committee led efforts for the project.
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Gfe Richardson
C A Lundy
GE Hanson
Archie Owens
Prosser
Richardson
Owens
Horse Heaven
Benton County
F. W Ledbetter
Jude Zent
Ledbetter
G. F. Richardson
G. E. Hanson
A. Lundy
G F. “Richardson
J. Sercombe
Jus
A Rose
Pacific States Telephone Opens Switching Station for West Westward
The Pacific States Telephone Co expands service from Kennewick to a new switching station. Long distance calls to the west will route through a single direct connection to North Yakima and east to Walla Walla, simplifying talk paths for customers.
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Pacific States Telephone Co
Kennewick
Yakima
Walla Walla
Owens Road Secured and Denied for Right of Way
Judge Zeut approved six demnation filings to establish Owens road a new thoroughfare about 12 miles to Horse Heaven benefiting numerous farmers by improving access to Kennewick. The county order sets the road over the lands shown in the petition and the Board of County Commissioners had already marked the route on other lands. the road will soon open along its full length.
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Fuller's
Ana
Howe's Hardware
Fuller
Hamilton Supply Co
F H Watson
Watson Bros
Lacota
Michigan
C A Curran
Kennewick
Brooklyn
New York
Ohio
Great Falls
Mont
Gerald Griffeth
Salt Lake City
C E Griffeth
Griffeth
Zeut
Owens Road
Board of County Commissioners
Water rise endangers lumber at Columbia river landing
Flood levels between four and five feet caused excitement at the Columbia river boat landing as lumber, wood pipe and other merchandise piled at the edge faced loss. About 20 lengths of pipe washed away while other goods were saved as the water began to recede. The steamer Todd, pulled out for hull repairs, risked damage but calking resumed and the craft was expected to be back in service within a week or ten days.
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Columbia
Todd
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Gora
LR. Whitelock
Whitelock
S. Ragus
Nelson Williams
Photograph Hllery
George E. Armstrong
Robert Scott
E. G. Faires
New Spring
Mounsey Bros
A.C. Brown
Cass City
Mich
A. F. Brown
B. W. Mayborne
Chatham
R. Simmons Lee
King’s Store
Tan
Pitchfork Band
Whitelock’s
D. L. ‘Taylor
Yakima Sts
I. M. Fine
Eureka
L. E. Ohnsos
Jamga McDonald
Buckley
Wash
John Prentice
Dakota
A. Fechter
North Yakima
Buokok
E A Sherman
Wqitchland
Prosser Best
White Bluffs
Hanford, Haven & Cascade Construction
Priest Rapids
L. A. Whitlock
Victor Phards
Alre Music
Wycott
B. G. Zwanzig
Ney
Alfred L. Young
Rucker Ave
Everett
Sanford and
Charles Riggs
Ro- Salia
Mrs. E . Ellis
Emil Mullenbeck
Haxton
Chicago
Valley Barn
M. A. Cooper
Finley
G. W. Mason
Granger
Edwin
F. J. Sprague
A.L. Menhenick
Tacoma
Menhenick
Sprague
J. E. Richards
Freewater
Ore
Mamie Dry
T. H. Dry
Hover
E. G. Faires’s
Laird
J . Wood
Carson
Washington
North Bank
Cascade Locks
M. A. Dilley
J‘ora B. Dilley
Boise
Idaho
Hi. N. DeVene
C. S. Warren
Rearden
Mr. Warren
Farmers Co-operative Grain Co
J. E. Tull
Katie L. Tull
Juanita
Edna
Katherine
Lear
Jauslin
John Duncan
Carl Vertrees
Harrison
Myra Yelland
Sheffield
Iowa
Eunice Oliver
Reed
Ashbaugh
A. L. Lesseman
A. L. Leitch
Mr. Hastings
San Francisco
Mr. Lessemann
Healds Business College
Wm. Tavis
Wapato
Tavis
W. P. Taylor
D R Riedel
Kalispell
Montana
Hermiston
Irrigan
Oregon
J. H. Gravensland
Women of
Woodcraft
Woodmen of the World
Grace Woodard
J. H. Lewallen
T. F. Pritchard
Dr. Brand
R . Turnley
Rosalia
Royal Neighbors of America
FE. D. Ellis
U.S
Baker
George C. Fendler
Federal Grand Jury
Mr. Fendler
Jonway
Congregational Church
Washington Street
California
Saturday Evening Post
D. J. Taylor and Sons of
Taylors
Kenpewick
The
Fruit Growers Association
Ernest & Smith
Odd Fellows
Engineer Blackwell
K C Bowers
Kennewick and
Vicinty
Crab Creek Lumber CO
Quality
W. C. Bidwell
Kennewick, Washington
Aich
Omven
Egates Sport
Rank ‘Ou
Jlison Horse- United
Allison
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