Chautauqua season tickets on sale before opening night
Chautauqua season tickets are on sale for $2.50 for adults with lower prices for children. The offer promotes a week of music lectures plays and the Mikado as part of six big days.
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Newspaper
The Kennewick Courier Reporter
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
1
Chautauqua season tickets are on sale for $2.50 for adults with lower prices for children. The offer promotes a week of music lectures plays and the Mikado as part of six big days.
A classified ad lists painting and varnishing services including interior and exterior work with up to date California colors and enamel for cars. Bushell the painter is reached by phone at 1252. 16p THE CHAUTAUQUA season ticket offers and motors for sale or service from Empire Electric Co. at Pasco and Kennewick. Home Nursery Co. advertises fruit trees and asparagus plants. Department of the Interior notice: William Comer of Seattle seeks final proof for desert land entry in Spokane district with witnesses listed. hearing set August 5, 1925 in Prosser.
In the Superior Court of Washington Benton County Henry B. Clark sues Carrie L. Laird and John Doe Laird and unknown parties for rights title or interest in real estate. Defendants must answer within sixty days from June 25 1925 or a default judgment will be entered.
The action seeks to exclude defendants from any right to 2.92 acres in Tract C, Northern Pacific Irrigation Company's Amended Plat, Kennewick, Benton County Washington. The suit aims to quiet title in the plaintiff with MOULTON & JEFFREY as attorneys.
Public auction on July 7 1925 at Benton County Court House ten o clock a.m. offers for lease to a highest bidder for five years or less in not more than one section per bidder. Application No 18281 shore lands class two fronting Lot 2 section 36 township 8 north range 30 east W M annual rent 15 dollars lease term three years. U S citizenship required or intent to become citizen and deposits plus two dollar lease fee.
U S Land Office Spokane announces James F Mills of Concrete Washington filed intent to make final proof for North Half Section 20 Township 28 EWM Range 28 EWM under the 1915 act. Final proof set before Frank Radley in Bellingham on July 30 1925 with witnesses Mottinger Stockhill Ranger Wilmert. A W Doland Register.
First National Bank of Kennewick sues D R B Shephard and H L Shephard in Benton County Washington court. Hearing set July 3 1925 at 10 am in Kennewick to answer and avoid default on promissory note with costs and attorney fees. Complaint filed May 9 1925. Justice H E Huntington presiding.
Letters of Administration were granted on June 12 1925 by the Superior Court of Washington Benton County. All persons having claims against the estate must serve them with vouchers on the administrator at the office of Moulton &
The notice directs creditors to file their claims with proof of service at the Kennewick court within six months from June 18 1925 or be barred. Dated Kennewick Washington June 18 1925. I N Mueller Administrator. Moulton and Jeffrey attorneys. 6:18-7.2
City Clerk files the assessment roll for LID No 22 for E Fifth Street grading and a five foot cement sidewalk from Washington to Lot 6, Block 1 City Home Addition. A hearing is set in Kennewick Council Chamber at 8 pm July 7, 1925 with a Board of Equalization to hear objections and adjust the roll as needed.
City of Kennewick invites sealed proposals by July 7 1925 5 pm for cement sidewalk five feet wide within Local Improvement District No 22. Bids must include 5 percent certified check. payment via local bonds at 7 percent. bidder to post performance bond. council may reject all bids. work per plans on file with City Clerk.
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