Fragmentary Daily Pages From San Francisco Chronicle
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Rebekah Lodge marks 87th founding anniversary celebration
Nearly 100 members and friends gathered in the hall to celebrate the 87th anniversary of the Rebekah order. Rev. Dry led the services with Grand Lodge staff, Miss Slaugenhaupt added humor, and plans to organize future banquets were announced. Also notes on local hotel sale, prison costs, animal messenger Dan the Newfoundland, and community notices on shipping, construction, and a cement block machine for King & Son buildings.
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I. O
Order
Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Dry
Klindt
Slaugenhaupt
Peck
Messrs Amon
King & Son
Commission House
American Hydraulic Stove Co
Denver
Col
Prosser
Weather Summary for April with Berry Damage
April proved sunshiny with 18 clear days 9 partly cloudy and 2 cloudy. The third was the coldest at 29 degrees causing frost damage to early berry blossoms though some patches were protected. The warmest day was the twentieth at 61 degrees with little rain and light winds overall.
Pleasures of Anticipation. Kennewick Strawberries Arrive
Kennewick strawberries are on the market with a starting price of 25 cents a box, while California berries sell at 20 cents. No berries have been shipped to Yakima yet. Opening Kennewick prices are eight to ten dollars per crate, and the first shipment will be ready by the fifth.
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Kennewick
Herald
California
Yakima Herald
Yakima
Kennewick Defeats Pasco in 13 9 Baseball Game
The Kennewick nine defeated Pasco 13 to 9 on Pasco grounds. They plan a game with Wallula next Sunday and are arranging the matchup for the coming week.
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Kennewick
Pasco
Wallula
Wheatlets and Quillen Invest in New Harvester
Wheatlets and Quillen from Horse Heaven ordered a combined harvester and thresher signaling confidence in a good crop. Klitten dries 1000 acres nearby while Pastorius and Edwards bring berries to the Fruit Growers Association with prices cited. Eye specialist D Davidson from Spokane visits Antlers Hotel May 11 and 12 offering free eye exams with glasses only if needed.
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B. Quillen
Horse Heaven
M. QO. Klitten
D. Davidson
Spokane
Antlers
Mass Meeting Forms Benton County Republican Party
Last Saturday Benton county Republicans met at the Prosser Commercial Club to organize a county party. Dr C C McCown was elected president with G E Hanson secretary, and a central committee elected with McCown as chair. Boardman won the Benton state committeeman seat over Richardson after two ballots, while delegates trimmed speeches and events to catch trains home.
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Benton County
Prosser
Benson
C. C. McCown
Boardman
Andrew Brown
McCown
Brown
Finley
A. Maurer Hover
E. T Jagerson Kennewick
State Central Committee
G. F. Richardson
Kennewick
EK. L. Boardman
Richardson
Kennewick Grapes Prolific Vine Produces 52 Bunches
Gust Henke planted a grape vine a year ago in Kennewick that now bears 52 grape bunches. Skeptical Kansas visitors counted the fruit, confirming the vine’s strong growth and the soil’s suitability for grape culture.
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Gust Henke
Kansas
Invincible Thoroughbred to Stand at Several Lincoln County Farms
The thoroughbred Percheron stallion Invincible will stand at Don F. Cresswell's ranch on Monday, at Fred Cresswell's on Tuesday and Wednesday, at Hover on Thursday, and at the Kennewick Transfer Barn on Friday and Saturday.
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Don F. Cresswell
Fred Cresswell
Hover
Kennewick
Strawberry Pickers Wanted in Kennewick Washington
Kennewick Fruit Growers' Association seeks 600 capable pickers and packers around May 10 for strawberry harvest. Early applicants preferred. Pay rate about 35 cents per hour. Seeds and hardware available at Howe's Hardware.
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Kennewick
Wash
Kennewick Fruit Growers’ Association
Dentist Lamson Opens Modern Office in Kennewick
Dr. W. F. Lamson announces permanent location in the Pallister Building Kennewick where a complete modern dental office offers crown and bridge work and all kinds of first class dental services at city prices. Teeth extracted without pain. No charge for examination or consultation.
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W. F. Lamson
Kennewick
Pallister
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Drompt
Sam Francisco Rature
Ity
Antlers Hotel
William Keefer
Mrs. Bell of
Tekoa
Board of Control
Dan
J. H. Bailey
Geo. Eichenauer
Mr. Bailey
Mabton Chronicle
Scientific American
Ling
Rankin
FE. A. Palmeter
Koelgoh
Richland Advocate
Sap C
Messrs. Hall and
Ober
N. P. Express Co
A. H. Johnson
W. S. Jenkins
Messrs
Hall
William Pastorius
Fruit Grower Association
J. J. Edwards
Howe
H.m.ashbaugh &Co
Kennewick, Wash
Kennewk
Edward Sheppard
Columbia Pharmacy
J. M. Hawkins
Prop
Kennewick, Washington