Fragmented Notice of Local Event Details
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local gathering or party with notes on items to bring. It references a host or organizer and a seating or dining plan but lacks clear dates or locations.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local gathering or party with notes on items to bring. It references a host or organizer and a seating or dining plan but lacks clear dates or locations.
The state reports 247 996 children of school age in Washington up 12 935 from last year and 198 214 in total enrollment, up 9 225. Average daily attendance reached 142 278 with 11 523 more than the prior year. Teachers total 6 517, up 308, and 2 883 schoolhouses are in use, up 96. Kennewick district reports 417 school age children.
Notice announces a special meeting of School District 17 Benton County Washington at Kennewick City Hall September 26 1908 from 1 to 4 pm to decide on auditing district accounts and potential investigation. Ballot forms propose auditing accounts since formation and hiring auditors with set daily fees.
The Vermont political scene contrasts strong Republican leads with the Independence party's rise under Mr Hisgen. Historical data show Republican plurality around 29 000 as a gauge of national mood, while local ads promote goods and services from Kennewick Trading Co to Yakima Best Flour, and list multiple sales and notices in the area.
The notice explains a letters game where participants list U S cities with 5000+ population or counties from states and territories excluding Alaska and insular possessions. Players cross out letters from a provided square to form names, cannot reuse letters, and cannot duplicate lists. First Prize.
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