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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
3
A man's suit shows status with conservative cuts and fashionable lines. The article argues that a smart stylish suit is a business asset and remains stylish until worn out, highlighting lasting tailoring and shappiness.
The ad asserts wise choosing of durable suits with fabric quality and tailored construction. It claims all price ranges offer long wear as suits are permanently needle-moulded into shape, resisting warp from iron shaping.
The article notes English language growth in baseball pages, discusses the new income tax law and its potential repeal of vexing taxes, and contrasts with France. It also critiques railroad coach ventilation, urges improvements, and reports Northwest stance on tariff revisions affecting lumber and regional bloc opposition to tariff cuts.
Real estate transfers reported by Kennewick Abstract Co for March 1–20 1909 include Lower Yakima Irrig Co to H Brandt land and water contract covering nw of nw t and fractions in 3-9-28 EWM price 251000. Additional deeds contracts and warrantees list transfers involving multiple properties and parties including Ellen J Williams Carl Williams J Woods Swan Bros Adelia Harsha and North Coast Railroad Co with various tracts sections and consideration amounts. Also notices of poultry stock sales and Hamilton Supply House advertising.
John H. Cradlebaugh of Wallace Idaho faces murder charges in Denver district court over F W Walton alleged as par amour. Backed by secret society friends, Cradlebaugh's defense funds are being supplied locally as the case launches amid expected tough legal battle. Paris strike ends as employer groups seek peace with government mediation.
Secretary Arthur F. Francis of the Trans Mississipp i Commercial Congress issues the call for its 20th annual session in Denver August 16 to 21 with President Taft expected to attend. Latin American representatives are anticipated to promote closer ties while issues include national defense for the Pacific Coast and Hawaii, a robust merchant marine, and natural resource conservation.
The steam schooner R. D. Inman, sailing from San Francisco to Portland in ballast, ran on rocks near Bolinas Point during a severe electrical storm Saturday night. The wreck is believed total. The ship’s captain mistook a shore brush fire for a vessel on fire and altered course to aid it. Anthracite Miners Begin Convention in Scranton amid planning for a potential strike if new coal contracts aren’t agreed by March 31.
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