Kennewick News Highlights Local Activities and Rail Crossing Plans
Local society notes include the Lincoln Lee Legion event World Temperance Sunday at the M E church and a reception for Rev. W P Osgood. City council funds pay for four firemen, two new Washington street crossings ordered, and many residents travel to Spokane Aberdeen Seattle and Pasco for work or visits. A newly mentioned basketball candidate Arnold Burmaster from Kennewick joins North Central high school league play.
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Tery Association
Seanany
L. W. Soth
Lincoln-Lee Legion
M. E. Church
L. H. Marks
Ione, Wash
James Crowell
Crowell
J. W. Strange
Washington Street
H. A. Hover
Helena
Kennewick
Pasco
W. P. Osgood
H. Warden
Mr. Osgood
A. Burns
Spokane
I. O. Miles
Aberdeen
Wash
Eva Barquist
Tacoma
T. H. McMillin
Walla Walla
J. C. Curry
Little Son
A. C. Brown
C. Mueller
Mabton
Arthur Jacot
Wm. Helm
Kennewick Grain & Milling Co
Cole
St. Paul
Minn
Geo. A. Finley
Agnes Mounsey
Charleston
S. C
Cme
Pittsburg
Ounsey
Lloyd & Thresher
Henneberry
Front Street
C. D. Rarey
T. W. Moore
Peach, Wash
Moore
Geo. E. Tweedt
Harry Hollaway
J. Newton
Florence Oliver
Los Angeles
Wm. Washburn
Seattle
Clara
Esther Bachman
Business
Louise Bachman
Billy Dircksen
Ford
Twin City Auto Company
John Penn
North
Yakima
Dircksen
Carl White
Colville
J. H. Siegfried
Texas
Siegfried
Pacific Power & Light Co
Fortworth
Dallas
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Ore
Rebekah Lodge
Cornelia Richardson
Wm. Gleichman
Highlands
Lara Shan
Nathan Thayer
Evansville
Ind
D. E. Stull
King
Womens Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Emile Shanafelt
Hallowe’en
Courier
J. E. McKim
Finley
G. E. Tweedt
H. E. Hollaway
A. H. Wheaton
Rudd Russell
Ed. Mann
G. H. Shanafelt
F. L. Young
R. E. Reed
R. C. Mounsey
Ethel
Remarkable Returns From Small Vineyard Report
W. H. Allison presents 1913 grape crop data: 648 crates with 27 to 32 pounds each, gross $545.63, net $474.35 after $71.28 crate and nails, on 1164 acres with 680 total vines. Prices per varietal crate include Moores Early $1.07 and Concords 53 cents, while Early Ohio settled at 12 to 15 cents per pound.
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W. H. Allison
Moores
Worden
Concords
Niagara
Muscat
Alexandria
Flame
Brighton
Early Ohio
Chas. Lum
Lum
North Yakima
Grant A. Stewart
Davenpeck
Jean Stewart
Ralph Lincoln
Constance Gods
Cecil Schuster
Burdette Hoadley
A Sure Sign of Weak Eyes
When letters dance in your sight it signals the need to check your eyes. The ad suggests inherited defects or strain from reading or sewing and offers eye examinations by Skillman VanCott Jeweler Optometrist with fair glasses fees.
Groceries in Kennewick Offer Wide Stock and Low Prices
Advertises the largest and most complete stock of groceries in Kennewick with a large growing trade. Emphasizes bulk buying allows savings on staple and fancy items and invites customers to visit even if not buying.
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Kennewick
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A. P. Earheart
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B. F. Neel
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Green C. Seals
J. C. Pierce
H. C. Puderbaugh
M. C. Body
O. B. Green
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L. S. Crossland
Mr. Humes
Mr. Gladding
Snake River
John Eichner
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John Atterberry
Tressa Atterberry
Beatrice Watson
Clifford Aldrigh
Crouse Place
Everett Sherk
Roberts
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Olmes
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