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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1909

Page

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North Coast seeks franchise for street and rail right of way

C E Woods and A D Walker presented to the council a petition joined by Yakima Valley Power Co requesting vacation of alleys and streets along two thirds of abutting property. They plan permanent tracks and a depot area near the Richardson Transfer Barn with hearings set for October 26.

C.E. Woods A. D. Walker North Coast Yakima Valley Power Co Columbia Avenue St. Paul Tacoma Street Beach Ash Walnut Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe Woods Conway Richardson Wood Fourth Columbia Washington N. P Northern Pacific

Individual Road Improvement Sparks Fences and Fine Roads

James Johnston L Grundel and C C Wilson advance ranch appeal by erecting ornamental fences and keeping roads smooth and well edged. The idea from E Timmerman of Richland spreads as a local example of improving frontages to boost property values and county prestige along the river road. Christ Kruse John Pierce and C A Lundy are noted as early neighbors.

James Johnston L. Grundel C. C. Wilson E. Timmerman Richland Germany Christ Kruse John Pierce C. A. Lundy

Valley beautification at property line urged for quick gains

The speaker argues for completing beautification up to the property line in Section 7 and elsewhere as a cheap, noticeable improvement. Projects can run at odd times with minimal cost while relying on the county for heavier work where essential.

Police Justice Reports No Business In September 1909

The Kennewick Police Justice notes the town had good order and quiet in September but states he conducted no business for the month. Respectfully submitted October 5, 1909 by C. Stacer Police Justice.

Kennewick T. P C. Stacer Police Justice

Horton Addresses Kennewick on Local Option Wins

Lewis R. Horton of the Anti-Saloon League spoke at the Congregational church in Kennewick last Tuesday on how local option wins. He cited campaigns in Illinois, Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Washington where it succeeded in all but one town. He named Myers Falls Newport Wenatchee Colville Waittuckna Rockford Kettle Falls and Puyallup and noted next Tuesday’s vote in Prosser. He praised the fairness and experience of his work.

Lewis R. Horton Anti-Saloon League Spokane Kennewick Congregational Church Mr. Horton Illinois Florida Georgia Carolinas Kentucky Tennessee Washington Myers Falls Newport Wenatchee Colville Washtuckna Rockford Kettle Falls Puyallup Prosser Horton

Suffrage Club to Seek Spokane Convention Affiliation

The Woman's Suffrage Club held its first post vacation meeting at Mrs. L. E. Johnson's home. Delegates M. O. Klitten and L. E. Johnson were chosen for the Spokane convention October 7–8, with officers elected: President M. O. Klitten, Vice President L. E. Johnson, Secretary G. E. Hanson, Treasurer Frank Emigh. The group will vote to change its name to the Political Equality Club and plan further meetings.

L. E. Johnson Woman’s Suffrage Club Spokane Washington Equal Suffrage Association M. O. Klitten L.E. Johnson G. E. Hanson Frank Emigh Political Equality Club

Scarlet Fever Warning From Historical Health Note

A historical health article describes scarlet fever as a contagious illness affecting mainly children, outlining symptoms such as malaise sore throat and a red strawberry tongue, plus a widespread rash. It warns on isolation, disinfection, diet, and care during acute fever, with notes on possible complications and a recent mention of a new curative serum by Dr. Paul Moser.

Paul Moser St. Anne’s Hospital Vienna

Rival Claimants Rush to File on Hanford Lands

In a crowded Hanford land rush Kennewick claimants led by M. M. Conaughy and R. L. Leitch queued after rivals arrived by launch. By dawn most sought sites 5 and 15. Hawes and Schwabland reached a compromise to file on eighty acres each. The list names 33 claimants with numerous variations and corrections.

Hanford Jlands Kennewick M. M. McConaghey R. L. Leitch Marion Leitch Iva Phelps Geo. Mounsey J. E. Plummer North Yakima W. A. Hawes Schwabland Mounsey

Suits Won’t Be Driven In A Clothes Purchase

A short quirky item notes that suits are not to be driven in the act of buying clothing, framing a humorous reminder about fashion purchases.

Jolly Entertainer to Visit Congregational Church Tuesday

The Jolly Entertainer Frankin Pierce Jolly will perform at the Congregational Church next Tuesday evening October 12. He is praised for remarkable descriptive power and real humor. Endorsements from Prof W Boone and Dr Robert McIntyre laud his wit pathos and cultured demeanor.

Congregational Church Mr. Jolly Joliet Opera House Prof W. Boone College of Idaho Caldwell Idaho F. P. Jolly Robert McIntyre D. D M. E. Church

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Suffrage Club Jno. E. Chapmen Arthur Moen Wallace W. Schwabland William L. Farley J. W. Hilgore C. W. Lisle Et Thompson Ivan Hammer Chas. Shelham A - Fanning Cies W. Gross Boag Athons Max Lee Mr. Judd J. Houlett Ivan A. Hammer Carl A. Isberg J. B. Harvey J. B. Harvey, Jr Wm. Webber Mentor Comfort Underwear Fort Union Shoes McKibbon Toggery Franklin Pierce Jolly
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