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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
6
A brief notice states flour priced at 1.35 dollars per sack at the Hamilton Supply Company. The item appears in a local pricing or promotional listing for the store.
Governor notes deposits in Oklahoma guarantee banks rose by 4.509 million since February while state officials and school funds account for about 3.5 million of the increase. The land sale proceeds were diverted, and the guarantee fund sits in state banks without interest to the state, inviting potential speculation.
A single dose of Chamberlains colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy may cure ordinary diarrhoea with a second dose needed only in severe cases. It has a reputation of over thirty five years and is widely recognized as a reliable remedy. For sale by Columbian pharmacy.
During the cool weather the store showcases a fresh line of ladies and misses fall and winter coats and jackets. J E Tull promises close margins to build a reputation in the new department and save customers money on their purchase.
For sale listings show an Edison phonograph at 5500 with 110 records in fine condition plus a Singer sewing machine at 2900 and a Remington Sporting rifle at 8.00. Also offered are a 4 foot sailboat at 25.00 and a harness set at 10.00. Contact F. W. Anderson in Ilover for details.
A remedy advertised by Columbia Pharmacy promises prompt relief from coughs and colds. It warns against letting a cold drag on and encourages quick treatment to prevent chronic symptoms.
In St. Louis on September 21, the Missouri School for the Blind converted its gym into a skating rink with Superintendent S M Green's approval. Older students skate for hours daily, relying on acute hearing to avoid accidents. A modified football game will feature in this term's athletics.
Reno set for a September special election to decide if gambling houses should be closed. After six months of preparation the nationwide gambler community backs the effort while Nevada stands alone as a licensed gambling state with major figures migrating there.
Terence Powderly argues the labor tide shifted against Taft and predicts bin men vote about 6 percent Democrat and 40 percent Republican. He credits labor gains to the party that enacted labor bureaus factory inspection and labor day laws and urges workers to support that party. He also defends injunctions claiming unions haven’t lost ground due to their use.
Norman E. Mack, chair of the Democratic National Committee, plans to dispatch prominent national speakers to California, Oregon, Montana, and Colorado in October to rally debatable Pacific Coast states for Bryan. Fifteen U. S. Army soldiers survey Puget Sound islands near Whitney station for future defense of unprotected territory.
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