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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

2

Eye Specialist Dr Lobell To Visit Kennewick Sept 24 1913

Dr M Lobell, renowned Eye Specialist of Spokane, will hold a session at Hotel Kennewick on September 24, 1913. A German university graduate, he offers up to date eye testing with no drugs and guarantees accurate diagnosis for obstinate eye troubles. He has 20 years experience and travels regularly to towns. Home office listed in Spokane.

G. B. Stoddard Walla Walla D. M. Grinnell North Yakima Kennewick Hotel M. Lobell Spokane Kennewick Rookery Block Wash

Sunday Church Services and Bible Studies Summary

Multiple local churches list services including M E Church Bible School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Junior choir at 2:30 p.m., league at 7 p.m., and evening service at 8 p.m. Baptist at Corner of Washington and Third streets conducts Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. Faithful through death sermon theme. Ev Lutheran Bethlehem Church schedules sermons and Sunday School with English and German services. Congregational Church at Yakima and Fourth Streets runs Bible School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m.

Congregational Church Baptist Washington and Third Streets Young Peoples F. J. Arnold S. Probst Yakima Fourth Streets

Snares in English learning tale from Youth's Companion

A foreign student describes a mispronunciation lesson where silent letters mislead. He learns wow becomes lo and now, snow yields sno, and explains how dropping then from snow allows flexible pronunciation, revealing the quirky English spelling. The tale ends with humorous confusion and a lesson for learners.

The Uses of Talc in Industry and Daily Life

Talc from soapstone is mined worldwide and sold rough or ground. It is used in paper making, molded rubber forms, foundry facings, and paints, with toilet powder as the best known form. It also lightens cloth gloves, shoes, conduits for wiring, laundry tubs, and supplies the best pencils and gas tips.

Harper’s

A Story of Beau Nash and a Duchess

The piece recounts Beau Nash’s father as a Swansea glass partner, once noted by the Duchess of Marlborough. Nash quips that he avoids mentioning his father not from shame but because his father might be ashamed of him. It also features a wry Maxim about perseverance and marriage.

Beau Nash Swansea Duchess of Marlborough Nash

Thornber Lectures Benefit Kennewick Ranchers

Prof Thornber’s visit to Kennewick concluded a summer horticulture series. He advised beautifying home surroundings and judged the upcoming Grape Carnival while offering winter pruning consultations. Plan calls for a December return for a two day session with demonstrations and hands-on work by six to eight ranchers. Vetch seeding and summer pruning show promising gains in fruit production.

Kennewick Commercial Club Highlands Club Thornber

Reverend J H Wood Dies After Prolonged Illness

Rev J H Wood dies at home two miles west of town after a five year battle with illness. Born December 12 1852 in Davis County Iowa he earlier moved with parents to California then Oregon. He married Emma Berrian in 1877 and later Ella Hollis after Emma's death in 1899. He served in Oregon the Columbia River and Idaho Conferences and his funeral is at two this afternoon with interment in Riverview Heights Cemetery.

J. H. Wood Mr. Wood North Yakima Walla Walla Riverview Heights Rev Wood Davis Co Iowa Plains California Portland Oregon Dalles Emma Berrian The J. Frank Yakima County William Ella Hollis Methodist Church Columbia River Idaho

Palm Garden Era Recalled In Local Notice

A reminiscence recalls a longtime Kennewick evangelist who served the local church from 1906 to 1908 and then developed a ranch. The passage notes his Christian character and influence after leaving newspaper work in Prosser. It also updates ownership: C B Michener now runs the Record after purchasing it last April, while Lee C Henderson leaves Sallee & Henderson with Sallee assuming sole management of the Pasco Express.

Prosser C. B. Michener The Record Lee C. Henderson Sallee & Henderson Pasco Express Sallee Henderson the Express

Prosser Sees Editor Change at Benton Independent

In Prosser a leadership shift occurs as C. E. Rusk steps down after twenty months as editor of the Benton Independent and its consolidated associate, the Independent Record, marking a notable change in county paper circles.

Prosser C. E. Rusk Benton Independent Independent Record

Advertised Letters at the Post Office Listing

Burton W O Corder J A Hedley Adam Hughes A C Miller Robt Vorpahl Louis Hansen C R marks appear as advertised letters at the local post office with names listed for pickup and delivery notes. The notice indicates withheld mail awaiting recipients and directs owners to claim promptly.

Public Auction Of Dairy Herd At Shamrock Barn

I will sell at public auction at the Shamrock Barn Front street Kennewick on Saturday Sept 29 at one o clock my dairy herd consisting of 11 cows and one three year old heifer also one horse U S cream separator Babcock cream test and three milk cans Terms of sale will be cash 967 Mrs H Rovysz

Shamrock Barn Front Street Kennewick U. S H. Rovyzs

Card of Thanks and Real Estate Listing Fragments

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after the loss of a wife and mother from W F Martin and family. An Erie area desert claim relinquishment listing notes 160 acres nine miles from Kennewick and four miles from Highlands end under a proposed ditch proposition. Courier office.

W. F. Martin Erie Kennewick En of Highlands N. & Ditch

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Kennewick Harness Co Jersey John Eichner Kennewick Hardware Jos Gerards G. Goehl Beste, Kennewick Harness Co Umatilla County I. T. Rominger R. D. No Hover Investment Company Hover Investment Co L. J. Cotman E. A. Orr St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co Edith M. Cole Sherk & Co Meadowbrook Farm Duroc Jersey C. E. Griffeth Designers Engravers M. E. Church Lutheran Bethlehem Church A. Waker Missouri Synod Fifth and Yakima Christian Science Pittsburgh Post Prof. Thornber Donahey Cleveland Plain Dealer the Courier Press Kennewick’s Printers
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