Kennewick Council Moves to Enforce State Weed Law
The Kennewick council approved printing notices to property owners with noxious weeds and to enforce state weed laws. It warned owners to clear lots within days or the town will perform the work and bill them, with collection via county treasurer if unpaid. The meeting also discussed sidewalk petitions on Kennewick Avenue and an easement for a lumber company spur across Railroad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.e
Kennewick
Thos McKain
W. F. Lamson
McKain
F Brown
Schlund
Raddatz MA Church
Coulson
W Smith
Wheaton
Shafer
McReynolds
Alex Bier
Tweedt
Dircksen
F Fisher
K DePriest
C Nelson
Lamson
E Johnson
EL Kolb
G Staley
Phil Bier
Whitelock
Haydon
George Scott
ER Niebel
Stringer
CE King
L J
McPhee
Sheppard
H Deighton
Connell
Kennewick Avenue
A V. McReynolds
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Washington
G. N. Calhoun
H. A. Hier
Washington Rubber Co
C A. Cochran
Water & Light Co
Kennewick Trading Co Formed By Huntington And Hawes
H. E. Huntington and H. A. Hawes bought the Boston Store from R. H. Anderson and move Hawes Schoch into the Boston Store building on Yakima street under the Kennewick Trading Co name. Hawes also buys J. C. Schoch’s stake, forming a strong new firm. E. G. Faires purchases Mrs. M. Heard’s dry goods stock and will expand at the old stand with Miss Elizabeth Faires joining to run the business. The article notes record heat and weather details for the month, including highs of 106 and rainfall of .74 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Trading CO
H. E. Huntington
H. A. Hawes
Boston
R. H. Anderson
W. A. Hawes
J.C. Schoch
Hawes& Schoch
Hawes
Yakima Street
Messrs. Huntington and Hawes
Huntington
South Park
Wash
Seattle
Kennewick
Local Officials Appoint Marshals and Subscriptions Committee
Moved by Bier that L G Moore and O L Hanson be appointed to solicit subscriptions for are rights. Bills approved by auditing committee ordered paid. City attorney to draft ordinance requiring delivery teams to carry weights and penalties for loose teams. Runaway concerns noted. Marshal Mike Driscoll resigned. Mayor Johnson appointed E D Ellis as Marshal, confirmed. G N Calhoun named temporary deputy marshal at $65 monthly. confirmed. Adjourned to special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bier
L. G. Moore
O. L. Hanson
Mike Driscoll
Johnson
E. D. Ellis
G. N. Calhoun
Lutheran Congregation Welcomes New Pastor Brockmann
The Kennewick Evangelical Lutheran congregation ordains Rev. Henry Brockmann of West Point Nebraska as pastor to serve primarily in English. The ceremony in Union hall is followed by a German sermon and farewell for Rev. Helleckson. The couple arrives with praise from supporters we note gifts from H S Amon and Gravensland organ loan, and a warm welcome to Kennewick.
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Kennewick
N. P. Canal
Muller
Milan
Wash
Herman Bohl
North Yakima
Genesee
I Iaho
O. C. Hellecksen
Helleckson
Mission Board
Henry Brockmann
West Point
Neb
Union Hall
Behrens
Bohr
Sohn
Brockmann
I. Smith
H.S. Amon
Kennewick Peaches Shown as Fine Early Crawford Fruit
Kennewick resident Ole Brue presented the Tidings with a hefty Early Crawford peach from Lauritz Smith’s Kennewick farm. The fruit weighed a half pound and measured ten inches in circumference, illustrating Kennewick as a major Eastern Washington fruit-growing area. A second item ponders how a person could meet every daily demand from dentists to preachers and still have time for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Brue
Kennewick
Washington
Tidings
Lauritz Smith
Sound
Crawford
Stanwood
Fine Crawford peaches on A I Smiths ranch impress locals
Fine Early Crawford peaches grown on A I Smiths ranch west of town yield 1200 pounds from four ten year old trees sold locally for 6 to 8 cents a pound. Over $85 received in cash with 200 pounds set aside for home use and 75 to 100 pounds remaining on the trees. Entire crop would have brought over $25 per tree, with P E Mors also marketing many peaches this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Smith
P. E. Mors
Ethel Espy Weds Prof George Severance at Palouse Home
Miss Ethel ke Espy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J B Espy, married Prof. George Severance from Washington State College at their Palouse area home on August 28. Rev Dr Hays officiated. witnesses were family and close friends. The couple, after a brief Coast trip, will reside in the Pullman home prepared by the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Espy
Palouse
Ethel Ke. Espy
George ‘Severance
Washington State College
Hays
First Presbyterian Church
Pullman
Notice to Piano Owners on Tuning and Repair Services
Piano tuning regulating and repairing offered by a graduate diploma holder from a top U.S. piano tuning school. If tone or action is unsatisfactory, the tuner will visit at earliest opportunity and guarantee careful competent work. EarRLE Tripr.
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America
Earrle
Tripr
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Ellis
Calhoun
G. Faires
MIN. Raintemp. Temp. Fall
Hollister
The
Columbia Pharmacy
Prof
Severance Weds
Cascade Lumber CO
W. F. Baker
Branner
King & Son
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