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Newspaper

Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

2

Benton County Republicans Hold State Convention in Prosser

The Benton County Republican convention met in Prosser with full precinct representation except Horse Heaven. Officers named include chairman Andrew Brown and secretary L W Soth. Delegates to the State Convention were elected, and committees on credentials, rules, resolutions, and organization were formed. The body endorsed Taft for president and Wesley L. Jones for U.S. senator, urged pledges from legislative candidates to back the Republican nominee, and approved compulsory arbitration for labor disputes. The delegation organized after adjournment with T N Henry as chairman.

Prosser Horse Heaven T. H Cavanaugh Andrew Brown L. W. Soth Scott Z. Henderson W. C Travis A. H Sasse TE McCroskey C R Harper Geo E Finley J F Lowry H Rock GH McCullough G W Wills HI H Humphrey J F Wood C O Kelso JR MccKeavid Lon Boyle Frank Finn Henry Patterson H Vaullorn WW Watson JF Lowry F Aswing Committee On Permanent Organization Charles Rock HH Humphrey Committee On Rules and Order of Business Committee On Resolutions Benton County Lincoln Melvily Roosevelt Party of Progress William H Wesley L. Jones Congress United States G. McCullough FA Swingle

Richland Notes From Town and Nearby Visits

Ric hland items recount oculist visit for S D Cannon in Tacoma, a Friday benefit dance for the town band, Miss Effie Tuttle’s Spokane trip, Rev J F Smith sermon in Kennewick hall, Pittsburgh native Litener buying land for development, Palmeter on sick list, Ed Sherman returning to Seattle after tract work, Mr and Mrs J Penn in Kennewick, Kreidler birth in Tacoma, James visits Horse Heaven, Muncey buys Amsbury residence, Mrs Amsbury seeks Tacoma treatment, W L Muncey learns of LD Clarke’s recovery in Moscow Idaho, high school vacation and May 16 play, Richland Nursery stock planting, Mrs James Penn visiting, J H James buys barber shop site, Fishing Club organized with 12 members, F Breithaupt manager and J P Lusher.

Ht. B. Litener Pittsburg E. A. Palmeter Ed Sherman Seattle Gertrude James Ruth Amon Heaven L Muncey L. A Benton Water Co Richland Nursery Company James T Penn Salem Ore W KR Lambana J H James R. E. Kingsley Columbia Ave

No Other Course Open Satire Advice On Shoes

A physician prescribes plain food and early nights after a bill sparks the patient’s reply that aligns with satire on medical and social manners. The note shifts to Swift style wit about gass and faces and ends with a casual tip to care for patent leather shoes using sweet oil or vaseline.

Church notices and obituaries in small-town bulletin

A local paper item lists Sunday School times and services for Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, and Episcopal churches, with notes on communion, quarterly conference, and Sunday afternoon ecumenical services. It also mentions a crate of strawberries shipped, visits by Dr Curtis M Egbert, a berry box thanks, and the death of the two-weeks old infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Leard with funeral by Rev Jon Wood and burial at Riverview Heights Cemetery.

Methodist Episcopal J. H. Wood Walton Skipworth Skipworth Curtis M Egbert Olympia George Egbert E Paul Fred Leard Jon Wood Methodist Church Riverview Heights

Witty Quip on Wives Studying Geology and Astronomy

A humorous exchange in Sketchy Bits features a husband reacting to his clever wife’s geology hobby and stone collection. He quips that astronomy would suit her as well since she cannot collect stars. The companion’s husband replies cheerfully that space offers a different outlet.

Strawberry Picker Recruitment for Seasonal Season

Notice seeks last year pickers to return and invites new applicants to work for balance with Frank Emigh in town. Apply promptly for the strawberry season.

Frank Emigh

Asparagus Welsh Rarebit Rounds with Egg

Lightly toast and butter whole-wheat bread rounds then top with asparagus spears cut fine. Salt paprika and Worcestershire sauce add flavor. Cover with grated American cheese and bake until melted but not browned. Serve immediately with a poached egg on each plate.

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Finley, Wash Washington Hanson & Rich C. A. Lundy & Co Anlso Arnold G. Faires Was DI Watson Bros Kennewick, Washington The Kennewick Lauren W. Soth Courier Building Second St Wash Official Paper Taft, Jones, and Delares Republican Party F. J. Finn T N Henry WS Jenkins CO Kelso OL Hanson E Jones LE Johnson Dr. Roward C A Warner F Campbell G W Wilgus C A Cartman Scott Henderson F A Swingle M Cooper H van Horn T. N. Henry L E Johnson Benton State Central Committee Richland S D Cannon Tacoma Effie Tuttle Spokane George and John Tuttle J. F. Smith First Presbyterian Church of Hall J . Penn Fred B. Kreidler CW Weigel and Family LA. Amsbury W. L. Muncey LD. Clarke Moscow Idaho C. A Moss Richland Fishing Club F. Breithaupt J P Lasher Swift Chas. H. Collins CO Jesus Chas. H.collins Co Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co May J. Forsythe Smith C. E John Chandler New Brick School House W.L Rowan Episcopal Congregational Church Presbyterian Church Lutheran Brockman Schenk Burns & Hall Responsibility A. Bell Kennewick, Wash Strawberry Pickers
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