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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
2
W P Agnew patents a cream cheese machine and heads a new Yakima plant located in Offion Bros warehouse at Yakima and First avenues. Four workers start, about 200 pounds daily, packaging at half pounds for 15 cents each. Agnew aims to expand into Kennewick district.
The Hotel Kennewick bar license renewal was approved by the city council after a Tuesday night meeting. An accompanying $1,000 check supported the renewal for the coming year.
The notice lists undelivered mail including Davis G B and several Marshalls with given names Mrs Lora Mrs Bessie and Chas Marshall along with Nooney Peter Stewert and Smith.
A shipment of desks was received this week for the school board to equip rooms and accommodate increased enrollment.
The Northern Pacific Railway announces special sale rates for round trip tickets to the east due to demand. Regular summer tourist rates go on sale September 25 and October 2 and 6 with a 29 day return limit. Additional sale days are September 17 to 19 with a final return limit November 15.
Mr and Mrs J C Corder moved their household goods from C O Anderson residence on Washington street to rooms once used by Miss Harringtons studio over the First National Bank. Leslie Williams visited from Walla Walla to see his parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Williams and family before leaving Wednesday for Garden City. The Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church hosted an afternoon tea at the parsonage with readings by Miss Mooney adding charm to the event.
O Webb and Dickinson have sold their property along the river. E Owens operates a gasoline pumping plant and plans seeding once ground is prepared. Jacot family relatives from Okanogan City will reside in Finley. D C Cresswell from Walla Walla visited his son Fred. F Hoyt and family from Seattle will build a residence. Mr Beach, W P Agnew, Mrs Cameron and Miss Thornton dined with N C Bowles. Mrs Finley is recovering from appendicitis.
Seed rye for sale in any quantity by Fred Cresawell at Finley Washington. Relinquishment forty acre desert claim near Kennewick irrigable by electricity price 3800 by L Hoppel. Thompson Seedless grapes one cent per pound at C E Lum southeast of town. Ideal Irrigation Rotary Pump seen at Boynton’s mill Washington and Third streets Kennewick. H A Boynton agent. We pay cash for second hand furniture by H A Howe. Wanted girl not under 15 for board room and school at North Yakima Mrs C W Gamble at W H Thomas Section 7 Kennewick. Taylor made bread five cents loaf Taylor made coffee five cents cup at Twin City Bakery.
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