Wanted Workers And Lessons In City Notices
Classified row lists multiple labor ads and services including strawberry pickers and packers at local addresses, a ranch hand vacancy at Garden Tracts, guitar lessons within city limits, and a notice from F. Segessenman seeking replies. Also mentions strawberry plants promising fall crops and a location on Frederick Ave Spokane.
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Garden Tracts
F. Segessenman
Frederick Ave
Spokane
Wanteed
5Th St
P. O
J. Sercombe
For Rent and For Sale Classifieds Listing Various Items
For Rent My house in the Garden Tracts for the summer after May 15 Mrs L W Soth Phone 484 Grounded by name and address details. For Sale One good work mare Inquire at this office For Sale A good horse new hack and harness S Gleason Fruit & Produce Co For Sale Palmetto Asparagus 2 per thousand H A Thatcher For Sale Place advance orders for Rose Comb Brown Leghorn stock W C Plat Phone x325 For Sale 1 set of Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity six volumes Electric Magnita Bell Voltage Meter Tester P O Box 2 Finley Wash Phone XIS5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W.soth
C.do. Anderson
S. Gleason, Fruit & Produce Co
H. A. Thatcher
Forsom Farm
W. C. Plat
P.O. Box 2
Finley
Wash
Lecture Postponed for Art History Talk in Kennewick
The Kennewick Ladies' Literary Club postpones the history of American Art lecture to Monday evening Monday May Sth at the Presbyterian Church. Mr Moulton will present a 54 slide history for the library benefit with admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Ladies’ Literary Club
Cartwright Company
Art Federation
Moulton
Presbyterian Church
Yeaman and Miss Moore Wed in Finley Valley Ceremony
George Yeaman contractor and Edythe Moore tied to the vows at the bride’s parents home near Finley on Sunday afternoon. Rev. L L Hursey performed the rite witnessed by family and twenty five friends. The couple planned a brief Oregon honeymoon visiting the Rose Carnival in Portland before settling in North Yakima.
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George Yeaman
Edythe Moore
T. W. Moore
Finley
L. L. Hursey
Yeaman
Edythe
Teachers Examination Schedule for Prosser Washington 1911
The Benton County Washington Superintendent Annie Goff announces a three day teachers certification exam at the Court House in Prosser on May 11 12 and 13 1911. The program lists courses by session including physiology history of education orthography book keeping geography grammar psychology penmanship and punctuation botany reading arithmetic geometry theory and art of teaching civil government French united states history general history state manual zoology music algebra geology nature study physical geography composition literature german physics latin drawing.
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Court House
Prosser
Wash
Call for bids on Kennewick high school building erection
Sealed bids are invited by the Kennewick schools board for constructing a high school building with bids due by May 20 1911. Plans and specifications are available from L L Rand Spokane or G M Annis clerk of the board. A $25 check is required when plans are taken and will be returned with plans. Separate bids for plumbing and heating. Ed Mulrooney has taken extensive plumbing contracts in Pasco. Mrs F C Borchardt arrived from Aberdeen to join her husband.
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Kennewick Schools
L. L. Rand
Spokane
G. M. Annis
Ed Mulrooney
Pasco
F. C. Borchardt
Aberdeen
Lost memorandum and mare missing in Kiona Washington
A red covered loose leaf memorandum book is lost or misplaced. Also missing is a dark brown mare 800 pounds with a slight limp in the left fore leg. A reward is offered for information. Return notices to Gee W Brooks Kiona Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. W. Brooks
Kiona, Wash
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L S. Crossland
Sec
Glenn Marys
Keene
Minnesota
The
Chas.h. Collins Co., Inc
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage
Kennewick
Kennewick Furniture Co
Moore
Annie Gff
Benton County, Wash
the Bank of
H. A. Howe
H. C. Tweedt
V-Pres
C. B. Alexander
G.E. Tweedt
Ass’t
Munsing Union
H. M. Ashbaugh & Co
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