Sunnyside Canal Upgrades Near Granger Planned by U S Reclamation
The U S reclamation service will build twenty two cement drops in the Sunnyside canal between the thirtieth mile and the intake at about 3600 dollars each to improve irrigation service and widen service area. Secretary Cortelyou may reach Washington soon as the Republican committee prepares to fix the next national convention while Democrats stay quiet. An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as an aid for acne and stomach acid.
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United States Reclamation Service
Sunnyside Canal
Granger
Cortelyou
Washington
Harry S. New
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Hollister
Columbia Pharmacy
Real Estate Sales Reported by Slanson Rich in Kennewick
The Slanson Rich Investment Co of Kennewick Washington reports sales since October including ten acres on the Columbia river to H Wolff of Baker City Oregon for 3500 ten acres alfalfa to W Von Neiderhausen of North Yakima for 5000 ten acres west of Kennewick on the river to H H Clark of Bremerton for 750 ten acres adjoining to W F Allison of Bremerton for 750 ten acres alfalfa two miles east to W T Ethridge and ten acres adjoining to Geo Hillsboro of Pendleton for 2720 six Kennewick business lots to Otto Hanson of Spokane for 10000 Kennewick Brick Yard to the Electric Supply Co for 5000 and expectations of the greatest winter sales in Kennewick Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slanson-Rich Investment Co
Kennewick
Washington
Columbia River
H. Wolff
Baker City
Oregon
W. von Neiderhausen
North Yakima
Wash
H. H. Clark
Bremerton
W. F. Allison
W. T. Ethridge
Geo. Hillsboro
Pendleton
Ore
Otto Hanson
Spokane
Electric Supply Co
Kennewick Valley
Adv
The blooming rose and the bride in Rocky Mountain Tea
A brief note highlights a blooming rose and a blushing bride, praising beauty and duty with mentions of crimson tints and Rocky Mountain Tea from the Columbia Wharmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Columbia
Estray cattle notice at Carley’s Artesian Farm Washington
M. E. Carley, October 2, 1907, at Carley’s Artesian Farm, Carley, Wash., takes up two estray cattle. A red three year old steer with undistinguishable brand and two dewlaps. a brindle cow marked with diamond and F on left hip and crop ears. Cattle to be sold for cash to highest bidder November 11, 1907, at 2 PM unless owner or representative appears before then to prove title and pay charges. Initial publication October 25, 1907. W. S. Jenkins, Auditor, Benton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Carley
Carley
Artesian Farm
Carley, Wash
W.S Jenkins
Benton County
Genius and imbecility twin brothers tale
A social scene unfolds as a talkative wife derides her scientist husband as a dreamer. An old doctor intervenes, reframing the remark to reveal the husband may be valued for reasons beyond her judgment, prompting a sharp exchange about intellect and status.
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John
Professor Y
Pearson’s Weekly
The Folklore of Puss Across Regions
The article surveys beliefs about cats as weather omens and omens of luck. It cites Scotland Ireland and May-born cats, noting practices during household moves and flittings. It mentions black cats bringing luck and lovers, with a traditional rhyme from Scotland.
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Scotland
Ireland
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Ek. G. Faires
Catalpa Trees
Doublaar’s Nursery
The
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Lauren W. Soth
Courier
Second St
Congress
Official Paper
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Outfitters
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SERA
Bes
Duggist
Andy
Sheppard. Prooprietor
Puntan
Kingsbury
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