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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
8
Wheat priced at 1.85 per sack. Hamilton Supply Co. Valenza five cents. For sale or trade horse, harness, land top buggy. Crossland. Kennewick cigar promoted as a first class smoke handled by leading retailers.
In Yakima County Washington the estate of Effie M Simpson deceased is administered by J P McCafferty. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers within one year from September 17 1909 to the law office of Davita and Mortland 302 Miller Building North Yakima Washington. Claims not presented timely will be barred. Debts should be paid to the estate at the same address.
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The Ringold wheat country, noted for the season’s largest yield, forms trade ties with Kennewick. Fred L. Watson buys 35 000 bushels this week, via local banks, boosting merchants as Wysong & Sons sell 8000 sacks and towns eye future sales tied to the Klic kit irrigation project and local inquiries.
Report of financial condition for the First International Bank of Kendwick Benton County Washington showing the bank's close of business on September 1 1909. H E Johnson cashier swore the statement true to the best of knowledge. Attest by S M Lockerby and C W Lockerby directors. Notary C O Anderson witnessed on September 3 1909.
City council weighs two drafts of an ordinance granting a franchise to Improvement Co. The public meeting favored limited use of Railroad street to dock connection, opposing full length grant and street crossings into residences. Local sentiment remains strongly against the proposed system.
Residents report typhoid and related illnesses among locals including John Smith and Frank Oldrich while Lloyd Whitnack prepares to enroll at College Place. Wreck near here delays No. 5 west briefly. Baby of Geo H Lea is in danger, mother improving. Church Ladies Aid meets September 25. Bank adds rear offices for attorneys Anderson and Marshall. Mabel Howe hosts graduation party for Bernice Griffith. Typhoid recovery ongoing for Victor Heberlein. Edwards boy remains serious. Cement sidewalks laid by M O Klitten. crosswalks planned on Front and Tacoma streets. NP to build connecting sidewalk on Railroad Street.
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