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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
5
Local Kennewick Adverts and Notices Parade
A collage of local notices in Kennewick including sales on eggs and seed potatoes, new and used goods at the Kennewick Club and Photo Gallery store, stray horses and a concert by the Kennewick Military Band at the Methodist Church. Prosser and Finley land matters, cattle and poultry trade, and town updates fill the page along with church and school notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Hover
Los Angeles
Las Crescenta
Horness
Kennewick
Mounsey Bros
B. W. Mayborne
A. B. Dance
Antlers
Detroit
Michigan
Prosser
Dakota
Hamilton Supply Co
Chas. H. Collins
D. L. Taylor
Fifth
Yakima Sts
Howe’s
Arrest in larceny case details Richland theft
E R Magowan was arrested for stealing eatables clothing and shoes from a buggy owned by Philip Helm of Richland. He appeared before Judge Richardson, pled guilty after delay, and received 30 days in the county jail. Sheriff McNeill escorted him to Prosser on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Magowan
Philip Helm
Richland
Richardson
McNeill
Prosser
Farewell Party For Lola Marain From Mrs Wehrley’s Class
The girls from Mrs Julius Wehrley’s Presbyterian Sunday School class hosted a farewell at her home for Lola Marain who is moving to Buhl Idaho this week. Fourteen girls attended and enjoyed indoor and outdoor games with refreshments of cake sandwiches and cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wehrley
Presbyterian Sunday School
Lola Marain
Buhl Idaho
Mise
Lola
Benton Official Visits County Commissioner Cravis Bros. Grow Wheat
County Commissioner Travis of Kiona tours the courthouse and discusses wheat farming in the Horse Heaven country. He notes dry conditions with insufficient rain and scarce winter precipitation, though one shower last week offered some relief. Dust remains heavy in Kiona compared to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Kiona
Cravis Bros
Horse Heaven
Yakima Republic
Second Entry Allowed Under Homestead Laws
The land offices were notified by Washington that any person who has made entry under homestead laws but lost forfeited or abandoned the same shall be entitled to benefits as if the prior entry never existed. Applicants for a second homestead must provide the description and date of the former entry. The order excludes those whose former entry was cancelled for fraud or relinquished for valuable consideration. Pending explicit instructions, all second-entry applications are suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Death of George Koch nine shows family sorrow
George Koch nine year old son of Mr and Mrs George Koch died last Saturday morning after a three day illness. Funeral at the Stuible home Monday at nine conducted by Rev H Brockman. Interment Riverview Heights Cemetery. A large turnout of neighbors and friends offered sympathy to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
George Koch
Stuible Place
Rev. H. Brockman
Lutheran Church
Riverview Heights
Des
Farewell Surprise for Mrs Morain by Rebekah Lodge
The Rebekah lodge hosted a farewell surprise for Mrs W A Morain at her home last Friday afternoon. About twenty five ladies led by Mrs E D Ellis and Mrs Wehrley attended despite the storm. They shared memories of the Morains long residence, sang with Mrs Ellis at the piano, and refreshments were served by visiting Indies. Mrs Morain will carry memories of the gathering to her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
W. A. Morain
E. D. Ellis
Wehrley
Morain
Canal water turned in for season and cementing tested
Water filled the canal for the season and will extend along its length by week’s start. The canal is cleaned and prepared for a successful season with cementing trials planned. Ditch patrol starts at the head gate with F J Sprague and others listed in order: Emil Andersen, Richard Hughson, A A Thamke, W F Martin, Joel Pack, T J Ennis, and Ira Hughes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Sprague
Emil Andersen
Richard Hughson
A. A.thamke
W. F. Martin
Joel Pack
T. J. Ennis
Ira Hughes
Roosevelt Urges Action On Broad Labor Finance Reform
President Roosevelt sends a special message urging reenactment of the Employers Liability Act creation of postal savings banks revision of the Sherman Antitrust Act to protect workers and farmers and a tariff revision. He seeks Interstate Commerce Commission power over railroad securities and pushes postal savings banks for wage earners and small savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Interstate Commerce Commission
Postal Savings Banks
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Funeral
We express our appreciation to neighbors and friends for their kindness and service during the sickness and at the funeral of our son George Kocu. Mr. and Mrs. George Kocu.
Finley Community Notes and Local Talks
The Finley column reports Rev Dr Gormley preached at the school house after a windy spell. Farmers face replanting as ground dries and grain sprouts stall. Booster Club formed with S H Godfrey president and Loyd Simmons secretary. Finley Fruit Growers Club named. Petition to the Ditch Co seeks a lateral near the P S right of way to pass through Finley aiding swift water land irrigation. H DeVene family returns to Ohio after a year seeking milder climate. Fred Webster builds a residence on a 20 acre tract north of town. D Snyder registers at the Valley House owning land two miles southeast. A major power plant on the island east of town was torn away by the Columbia River rise. machinery moved downstream and will be replaced with help from Cornelius stockholders and a steam tug.
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J. H. Smith
Red Wing
Minn
Haxton
Elwood J. Bryant
Dir. Smith
Jarnagin Nursery
French
Gunderson Bros
Prosser
Keynewick
Kennewick
W. W. Watson
Yakima Republic
Hanford
Hanford Columbian
Gem
Watson
Columbia River Steam Boat Co
Mountain Gem
Kennewick Land Co
Self Real House
Aee
S H. Godfrey
Loyd Simmons
Finley Fruit Growers Club
Finley
The
Ditch Co
Nining Company
Columbia River
Corneilius
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