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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
5
Kennewick Grand cigars are advertised as the best value on the market for 10c and made in Kennewick. Available at nearly all retail cigar stores in the city with a prompt to ask for them if not sold.
Public land notice records Alexander Case of Kiowa Washington filing intention for final three year proof to establish a land claim NW NE Sec 24 T7N R27E WM before the U S Land Office North Yakima on November 27 1912 Witnesses include Winfield Matthews James Pointer Joseph Battig and Eugene Tyrrell all residents of nearby towns Not coal land.
Phillip V. Rasler of Kiowa Washington filed a Notice of Intention to make final proof on his homestead entry 03154 for SWY Section 28 Township 7 North Range 27 East W M. The final proof is scheduled before the Register and Receiver at North Yakima Washington on November 27 1912. Witnesses named are Winfield S Matthews Eugene Tyrrell Joseph Battig and James Pointer all of Iona Washington. Harry Y Saint National Coal Land Register.
The Kennewick City Council proposes creating an assessment district to grade and level streets and parking strips in Amon's Addition. Objections in writing are due December 10, 1912, with plans and cost estimates filed by the city engineer for review.
The annual city election in Kennewick will be held December 3 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Polling places are City Hall in First Ward, Public Library Building on Third Street in Second Ward, and School House Building in the Garden Tracts for Third Ward. Officers to be elected include Mayor one year, councilman at large one year, one councilman per ward two years, city attorney one year, city treasurer one year, and city clerk one year. T. J. Wright, City Clerk.
The city enacts that Tract 1 Hover Park Villa Tracts and Stanton's First Addition in Kennewick south of the O W R N Railroad right of way be improved by irrigation pipelines and water rights acquisition. The improvement will be financed by bonds with special assessments on the property as shown in City Engineer plans.
The ordinance creates Local Improvement District No 1 for street and water works in Kennewick. It authorizes a water right purchase funded by bonds, sets annual rental fees per front foot, creates a lien on property, and issues 7 percent bonds redeemable in five annual installments. The measure, dated November 21 1912, is signed by Mayor S M Lockerby and City Clerk T J Wright.
The Youths Companion offers family oriented content for 1913 with stories on vitality sports school life and motherhood. Subscriptions include samples and a free window calendar and all issues for 1912 remaining weeks. Address 144 Berkeley St Boston MA.
All persons indebted to us are requested to see J. E. Tull or Stanley Tull at once and settle their accounts. Persons having bills against this firm are asked to present them for payment. Holders of trade checks should bring them in to cash at a 10 percent discount.
A detailed 1911 guide by Laura Rose on common churn problems. It lists causes and remedies for cream not churning properly, including overfull churns, low fat cream, broken butter, cold rooms, and overly rich cream, with practical steps like adjusting temperature and adding water.
A dairy guide outlines solutions for cream foaming, butter not forming, color missing, and defects. Remedies include salt and warm water adjustments, ice water, pasteurization, and careful stirring. Advice notes during summer churns and emphasizes conditions affecting quality and storage.
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