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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
5
Local items list farm sales livestock and horse trade. Mentions wheat prices and Cooper Hewit warehousing in Kennewick with notices of births typhoid cases and hospital updates. Community announcements include church sales, auctions, housing construction, and personal visits from traders and residents.
Cascade Lumber Co announces sale of an electric lighted hotel with hot and cold water in Kennewick Washington priced at 2500 dollars. The listing invites interested buyers to contact Cascade Lumber Co for details.
Bids will be received until November 13 for plastering a brick building with about 3000 yards of material. Specifications available at the building. The issuer reserves the right to reject any or all bids. C. E. Williams.
Alma Chapter No 100 C E S extends heartfelt sympathy to Sister Shanafelt and family following the death of G W Shanafelt. The resolutions urge minutes entry a copy for the family and publication in a local paper.
Cattle bought in Walla Walla County for Kennewick Packing Co. Refus Bevier handled business in Kennewick and Finley. Home finishing touches by F D Parker. Blessinger and Keogler harvest potatoes. Ely family drives cattle to Kennewick. Raspberry picking signals favorable climate. November berries scarce north of the region. Roy and Lee Robinson visit Walla Walla. Mrs. Robinson buys four acre suburb tract. Wing dam finished. Umatilla crew moving on. boat to Lewiston Thursday. Horse Heaven farmers drill fall wheat amid wet weather. E E Spicer’s run‑away causes minor damage. Ray Stretchberg travels to Kennewick on business. Minnie McGuire suffers rheumatism in right arm. Twin Cities deliver Umatilla supplies. E E Toothaker family enjoy fresh strawberries on Oct 31. Hover Land Co building on Malin street painted. burnt district improved. completion noted. Andrew Livingston, fresh from Alaska, visits Umatilla dredge engineer E P Headburg. Motor boat repaired ahead of Major Mackindow’s visit. Miss Georgia Ferrell of Kennewick visits McGuire family. John Doyle hosts party. Mrs Charles Marshall and Mrs Jack Marshall plan wintering in Hover.
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