Velvet and Silk Hats in Red and Velvet Styles
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
1
North Coast Street Vacations Except Monroe Opened In Vote
The town council voted to vacate all streets requested by the North Coast Railroad with Monroe street kept open. The decision followed a public session with remonstrances from Beach and other property owners and included compensation terms and plan details for depots, crossings, and irrigation pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast Railroad
Monroe Street
Laird Orchard
M. Lockerby
C.J. Beach
Adams
Ash
Madison
Monroe
G. J. Henneberry
C. A. Raddaatz
Frank Emigh
Beach Orchard
C. E. Wood
Ash Street
Maple Street
Madison Street
Northern Pacific
Front Street
Hawes
G. J. Hennebery
S. M. Lockerby
Beach
North Coast Railway
North Coast
Madison Streets
Henneberry
New Dairy Lunch Opens Near Dircksen Market
W. W. Angell fits up space just east of Dircksen Market for a lunchroom. A regulation lunch counter faces the room with a cosy rear dining area for ladies and a private entrance. Short orders and dainty luncheons served from noon to midnight. Home Bakery pastry praised for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Angell
Dircksen
Planning Poultry Show Promises Kennewick Event
Benton County Poultry Association advances plans to host a winter show in Kennewick. They have prepared display coops and circulated circulars to nearby breeders of fancy poultry. A subscription paper indicates a goal of 225 to 250 dollars to finance the event. The group seeks widespread community support to establish the annual chicken show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County Poultry Association
Kennewick
Cemetery removal impossible according to Kennewick trustees
The Kennewick Cemetery Association states no board member favors moving Riverview Heights Cemetery. State laws governing cemetery associations would prevent any move, and further agitation would harm relations. the matter should be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Heights
Kennewick Cemetery Association
Kennewick High Falls to Sunnyside in Slimy Field Battle
Sunnyside High School football defeated Kennewick 15 to 0 last Saturday as changes in Kennewick’s lineup and a heavier Sunnyside squad highlighted the game. Officials were criticized for favorable calls and the field’s alkali slime hindered Kennewick’s lighter players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Kennewick
Grandview
Equality League Meeting Plans Local Campaign Start
The Political Equality League of Kennewick met at Hotel Kennewick parlors to plan work and launch a local campaign for the equal rights amendment. About twenty women attended from 10 a.m. to noon, then joined by husbands for a five course banquet hosted by President Mrs. M. O. Kilitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Equality League of
Kennewick
League
M. O. Kilitten
L. EF. Johnson
Washington grain crop for year 1909 detailed by state commission
The state grain commission reports 2 995 000 acres devoted to cereals yielding 49 565 000 bushels with 35 095 000 wheat 9 290 000 oats and 5 180 000 barley. Whitman and Lincoln lead acreage. Whitman tops wheat and oats, Columbia dominates barley. About one quarter of wheat and one half of oats are consumed locally. three quarters of barley is exported. Millings total about 9 000 000 wheat 1 000 000 oats and 750 000 barley annually, with Tacoma Seattle Spokane and Everett as main centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Grain Commission
Whitman
Lincoln
Skagit
Columbia County
Garfield
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Crosby Wedding Anniversary Party At Home
Dr and Mrs F M Crosby hosted about fifty guests for their wedding anniversary. Games provided the main amusement while toasts and sincere wishes punctuated the evening. Halloween themed refreshments featured pumpkin and corn shaped ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Crosby
Hallowe’en
Mrs. Crosby
County Sunday School Convention Report Highlights
Rev. H. T. Murray attended the Prosser meeting on Monday and Tuesday reporting a very interesting session with large attendance. State Secretary C. J. Boppel of Spokane was among the most interesting speakers to address trained workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Murray
Prosser
C. J. Boppel
Spokane
Opera House Under Construction In Kennewick
A new brick opera house is being built on the south side of Second Street beside the Courier building. The 25 by 100 foot structure will cost upwards of 1000 pounds and include a 20 by 25 foot stage, seating 856 with three aisles, and dressing rooms below. Niebel and Coulson lease it for five years and the current moving picture show will relocate here when finished, enabling regular circuit shows and first class attractions in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Courier
Niebel & Coulson
Moving Picture Show
Eakin
Kennewick Theatre
Seattle
Spokane
Five County Seats Vote Dry In Last Year
Colville Wayton Pomeroy Prosser and Wenatchee are five county seat towns that have voted dry during the past twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Wayton
Pomeroy
Prosser
Wenatchee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nea
Home Bakery
Kennewick High School
Equality League Meeting
Mrs. M. O. Klitten
Everett
County Sunday School Convention
Opera House
Universal All Wool Tailoring
Lynch
Peters
Jeannette Symmonds
California
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