davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17

Stodbolm - 0SiDningen" laBt lld)
,,pripat" meloen: oSn Berlin 5irfu-
lieren0e @eriid)te, Donad) @itIer tot
lit, iperoen pprihdrft ourd cine Mel=
Dung, oab aae 8eiudJe bein 6iibrer
o6geiogt mor0en iin0.
,Mftonblooet~ 3itiert @eriihte aus
informierten &reilen, wonoG Sitter
eillen Nerpenidof gebdbt bat. Gle
redte Settle ioa gelabmt uno bag
Spre6en 1bebinoert Iein bebaltptete
Der Mosfauer SenOer.
Bei ser nmerifoniihen 2. Hnn3er-
oioiiior an ser @eitfront Wit Der
6eititelltng, OaB ,unier 8ioeritan0s-
Mile a1es lit, mas uns 9eblie6en lit"
bat Die Na5i%Rartei allen OeutlAen
Soloaten nabegele9t, ie0en 81 err
idieBen, ser an &apitulation oenft.
8iele Anpeiiungen, Die iid auf ie0en
be5iebeiL ,,Db er Elm borgeleBter Dill
5ier, eit @enteiner o0er Elm enger
Greltno it, murOen JON Dem Ge-
itapoaG6ef @einrid SinmIer formlt-
liert, nie oas OIL Die Sruppen per
teilte 8arteiblatt ,Sforpipn" De
iagte. gs tpuroe 3uge9e6en, OaB es
iif bierbei um ,,reoolutiondre" MaB=
nabnen banOelt.
Gin eubeutetes grenlplar bon
4Sfprpion" ntad)te es flor, oaB Ser
ieEbe @run0lat aud ouf Simmlers
,8plfSluurm" Anmen0ung fin0ell
Miro. .Jltnier INTERCHANGEABLE lit
aQes. pas uns gegeniiber Ser Mta-
acknowledgements 0es 6einoes ge-
blieben lit, bis Die neuen 8affen fir
Bic 5ront bereit iin0. Gesbolb muB
je6er, ser unleren @ioerItanospiaen
labotiert, 3eri6mettert meroen", 10
9eiBt es in 0ieiem benlerfensmerten
9ofument. @immler, 10 bieB es mel
ter, bot gum eritenmol Dem einfa-
den Solooten cine Moglidfeit gege-
ben, oer 8olfsmiQen ous5ufitbrert,
ieIblt penll er ge5pungen miro, 0ie
8offen gegen ieinen 8orgelebten ST.
ridten".
8ann miro 1T oSforpion~ folgen=
0es erfl1rt: ySrgenopelde Sfrupel,
oaB Ole Militaroii5iplin 0urd iolde
@in5elaftionen ~gefdbroet it, fonnet
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17

Wat blngtDH Gtite 11paIt1He
&nnOfnnfmclOuns bcIast, Oaf bic
Nmerifaner nnf 9egte 6urd 5tuei fri
ide SiOiliOnen DeritGrft lunrben.
@aibington - Gr1ger- 6luq5eltge
ser 3. 6lotte boben Sonntog BEL melt
erliden atlgriffen ouf oas @ebiet BON
Manila IA iapnmide Sfiffe utio ein
Sdupimnood uerienft ODER bei9doigt,
% 5lug3etge 5erItort unO 1870 meite-
re am 8o0en bei6oileil. Ger 6eino
bolte gu @egenangriffen auf 6as 3rd-
ger-@ el6maoer aus, aber nltr zines
Ser omeritnniifen Sdiffe fpltroe be-
ifG0igt, 10 erfl6rte 4omiral Nimik,
Gaoio Sofio batte Dorber bereits be-
fonntgegeben, Bob 800 amerifaniide
6lug5euge 6os @ebiet ser 8uht bon
Manila angegriffen 6aben.
Solgen0er Sdn0en murOe BON
Sellcat-S SGgerr, aoenger Torpeoo-
6llag3eugen uno Sell0iper 8omberr
anqerid)tet: ELM leifter arelt5er
i6per 6eidGoigt; 5mei 3eritorer er-
plooiert (uno mabrideinlif berIenft,
obmo6l 0ies im aommunique nidt
geiogt mur0e); Elf 5radter uno Del
tanfer Derlenft ODER 6retlneno 5uriid=
geloiien; Elm Sdapimmoof torpe-
bert; biele Gods in @e6iet Der Ma-
Mia gai un0 I'M ariegsbafen bolt
@auite g%etroffen.
Nifts perlalttet barber, Oh ettud
oieie Shiffe 6ei ben Ebilippinen-
5lottenf1mpfen i'm Sftober bereits
beifd6igt iporoeh pnren ooer Of es
iids nm Nellonfommlinge in 2it3on
9anoelte. 10 iapanii6e Slig5elige
muroen beim Angriff altf ons Trdger-
@eifGpaoer a~6geifloiien uno t8 bon
20. sic iid sen dnlerifoniihen Ir
areiiern entgegeniteflten, 5eritort.
1870 bis 40 eill- mo 5peimotorige
5lngjeuge beifioiien ferner sic Slug.
pl6te 9e1aspi Moniln mo Glarf oni
SlSor, ytlmis tellte init. Dap Shear
Nonirol i~Sreoerid s. Sbermon bic
9rager- ardite beiebligte.
grfoIgreihe nmge9eungsmnnoper
atnerifoniid1er Srilppen ser "a. Sn
fanterie 9iniiion mo ser /. 9aodl.
Ierie- 9ioiiiun baben cine neue 6olle
geiduffen. sic sen iapaniihen &r1f
ten am n0rolihen gnoe Oes 6lutigen
.Srnoc &orrioors auf 2epte mit Ser
8erniftung orobt. Die Snfanteriiten
riidten in Dem uniuegiamen @ebirgs-
lamb iiiomeitlid bon Yinapoon Dor.
inn sic Yontai9ita : 2iuie unterhalb
BON 9imon 81 beorobeit, iuie Gen.
WfocArtbltr befanntgdb.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
fou in
5i6t 1ein


Sun0Om - Salne amf SalOe bon
SliigclbDmbcn iunroe ua6rcnS Der
0adjt in eimem Der ihueritem Augrif-
fe 0ieier glrt lekt6in gegen SiiosGng=
lamb lossclnFen, Is 3eriOnen getG-
tet. SIS ideint iidl icOud nidt I'm
nI2" GDmben gtbdltOelt 5u Ba6en,
Oa iid Slaf DieIfadl tuirfiam segcR iie
eriuies.
Sn5uiidJen gelangten Icile Wtel-
Onngen iiber cine brittle @c6eimiuaf=
fe, 1913" bierber, fir Die feline Start
SnitallatiDnen nGtig iei, nnS bic per
8aOiO Oirigiert iuirO. Sn 0entid,
lamb luirO gebOfft, 6af ibr &a6ins
BON 600 Meilen 10 bergr6fert iuerSen
fann, Saf iie eegen Die Ser. Staatem
benubt iueroen fam.
2on0on - @ie es aus ~gep0bnIif)
gut informierter Quelle bieB boben
monatelange, erfolgloie @eriud)e nit
20 t idnperen &afetenbomben sic
0eutiden bon ser ltnm0glidfeit
ii6er5eltgt, oieie 2uitunge6euer gegen
4nerifa a65ufeuern.
Gns Miniiterillm fir Sen Sdpts
ser 6eilttat uab befannt, 0aR i'm OF
tober BET 0en 2ufton9riffen altf 6as
8ereini9te &onigrei6 172 3ibiliiten
getotet unO 4t6 an 8eripunoungen III
Solpitalern beban6elt mlr6en.
Ser 2~on0oner Sen0er beri6tete,
0aB 6ranf @iIlaro, 8eri6teritatter
fir 8gg, NIT 2euten in SolIano ge-
iprod)en babe, ole 3enge ser 8orbe-
%reitungen fir oas a6feuern gefpeien
maren.
,@tpo 1900 4rbeiter muBten
Drummer bis 81 so SUB tief groben,
nit oifen 3ementpdnoen, lagte Oil
faro. u&ertifaI fiibrten an sen Sci
ten ieoes Shadtes Elm paar oide
StabGidaienen binunter, 0ie ipie eiier-
ne 2eitern ausiaben, ober o9ne Stlt-
len moren. Sobalo oieie Drummer
fertig paren, ging es los. geleftri-
fer legten ellorm 0ife anbel pon Ell
mem Drummer gum u1oeren. sSeriler
trafen &aralpanen potter 6unfgerGt
ein. ShlieBlid eridielten longe SD
gen ans 6ol1 bon 9feroen ge5oaelL
ouf oelten iid Dos 9uloer 6efan6.
geln nuBten Die 6olldn0er, 0aB eS
Iih nm Die beriihmte 8ergeltllnas-
30 6anoelte.
Gin Ntnnn iagte. Die 6erllboln6en
laben ans ipie ungebeure 3igarren.
Gin an0erer meinte, 0aB ieoer 3ul
perlDaaen 10 lang mar uie cine Stra-
Benbubn un0 ull8efdbr 30 Sohnen
aeluoaen BADEN muB, Die 9euta BE-
ld1rieben, mas geiha6 ol5 sic Ylll
permn8en SIR g~ntloonng gebradt
ipuroe. Ser anafl", ia9te elmer,
vlpar 10 furdlt6ar pie ein lana unbaI-
TENDER GOnnerihlaa oireft in Ser
Stft. an Dem Raud) unO Dem Sc
rid fonnte man entnebmell, SaB I'M
Die 8rumnenid,ad)te herlm unae6eure
0lBs er5eugt DurOe. Sic 6ernbonl-
ben gingen nit elmer uieI 3i aroBen
@eldpinoigfeit in oie 9uft. ais 0ns
mleniflihe Nuge tie Uerfolgen fonu-
te."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Ser &rieg 9es
gen Sapan
Bulletin

BtIletim
@aibingtOn Gine iapaniide
8nnOfnnfmclOnms beIast, Oak bic
Nmerifaner nnf Gegte Onrd 5uei fri
ide 9iOiiiOnen beritGrft iunroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17

SonOon - 8ie es aus ~geipobnlif)
gut informierter 0uelGe bieB ba6en
monatelange, erfolgloie 8erllde nit
20 t idnueren &afeten6omben sic
9eutiden bon ser ltnmoglidfeit
ii6er8eugt, 0ieie 2uftunge6euer gegen
4merifa a65ufeltern.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Gon Berlin
beiOulot9t

Stof6olm Or. 8aul Shmiot,
Der Spreder pes GeldsauBenamts,
bei6uloigte Die idmeOiide &reile Der
@rregmg uon o8einoidaft" 5pil6en
S6meoen ut0 Gelltidlan0, un0 er-
fldrte SdpeOen meroe ,,pon Dem
friegfiibrenoen Amerifa i~pltematild)
ais 5ammellager fiir ieine 8ofneer
ausaebeutet"
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Getne 8e1u1e
bel @itler
Bulletin


2pnSOn - Sine 3DnODner 3eitnng
beridtet iibcr Oas 9ttentat anf 9tt.
Ter 0m 20. Snli, Oaf @eftapOsGbef
Simmler barber %infurmiert mar, es
0ber anlief nit Sem buppelten Siuef,
allie MnItifter in 8eluabriam 5h britt
gen nno bic b6ditc Wiadt pUn benz
banfbaren 6i6rer sa erbalten.
!6immler iOll 6itlers 9OppelgGn-
ger fir ben Siibrer e~imgelett 6aben
BET Der &erinmmlnn9 in Sitlers
.6anptqnartier nnS Die Anitifter
Sadltem mirflidB baf tie ben redlten
Mann ermOr6ert 6Gtten, bis tic lpGtcr
in Berlin uerbaftet iunrOcn.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17

2onoou - Moridoa Mdlinoosfu
ld]ien Die Surbereitungen sum @n0-
anlturm alti guOupelt beeuoet gu
baben, inoem er Ieine Qinien ourol
6ortlAritte noro0itlih mo Iiiolib
Der lnguriiden 9auptitaot uusridJ
tete uno ieine Eau5er, Artiaerie unD
Srfanterie bnl6freiSformia Inn Oie
StaOt ouiite0te. SIN ruiIiiGen Be
rtht wurOe Die groberung BON 30
Orten e%ntIallg elmer iid bis al 40
M1eiIen oitli6 uno noro0Itlid guoo-
pelts erItredenOen 2inie inO Die 81
qui0ierung oes fein6liden 8riidell-
fopfs om 0onoly0 itufer nit ser @in-
no6me BON Soft uno 9una.@gpba5o,
40 b5p. AZ Nieilen iiiolih, befanlt
~9egeben.
MalinopSfps Gruppen, Die i9re
Steaungen III bequemer Mrtiaeries
reidipeite BON 8roapeit I'M Siioen be
baupteteu, ltieBen bon W3onor moro
lid) ltl0 norolpeitlid Dor unO na9nen
llri uio Yeteri, nobel tie 3 bis 8
Mfeilen Doranfamen. 8eiter 0ItIidl
beieBten lie sen 8abutnotenpulft
Na9pfata, 27 MeiIeu 0itli1 BON gll
0apeit nrO 10 4ieilen iiolid Don
SaBEgereltp, ipd9renb tie ibre Stel-
llingen 5t bei0ell Seiten ser leBteren
6tnot betr1ftIid u~eritdrften. Die
9al13e Operation oiente ser Aus-
rihtung ser 9ilie, Die iid aus ser
tlmgegenO bon 8lt0apeit 80 Wleilen
~norO0ltlid bis ms @e6iet onn Mis-
tolc eritredte.
Haoio Berlin erfldrte, DAB Die
Hote QIrtnee peniaer ais ? @elleu
bon SaBlSereup entfernt lit mo
norOoitlid non 0tonor mebrfa6 III
oie oeliti6en 2inien einge0rungen
it. Die Na3is lieBen aud 0urd-
oliden bob Elm itarfes Gorgeben &C.
gen Ben 8abnfnotenpunft Msfole
ii9 bonn Siioen Der entpicfelt.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Bulletin

UHtleIIH
Wit ben StreitfrGftcn in 6olIano
- BIC OentIde 6runt in Der WGbc
uun @emlO iuur0e mGbrenO Scr Nnft
hell crlcnd;tet omrdJ Tencr, bic luGl-
rem0 TclSmaridalI Sir Bernard
MOntgDmcrDS ueleftriideH @OritOf"
r~ntitanSen, Der bic britiiden Srnppen
bis auf iieben Meilen all bic Oentide
8ren5e 6rGdJte.
Die Gufere 2inie Der 9entIden
Toll nur idiuadj OerteiSist Iein, mn6
beftigcr @iSerItanO mirb nidyt err
mnrtet, bis Die slueite &ertciOignn9s-
linie crreidt iuir0.
2onSUn - Yremier Gbmrdjin lebn-
tc es i'm llntcrbans n6, eiter Amres
siiitg snsmitimmen, 9eluiIe MGnner
ODn 40 SGbrelt, ODm nieOriger meSi-
sinii6er &nte1Orie, aneeiiAts 6es
MangeIs an Mannidaften nnO Der
Satiade, bah idiuerc &fe iueiter
benUriteben, Ocren GnSe nidt abSn=
iebcu lei, 81 %cntlaiien.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17

9onoon - Die Amerifaner beiifs
sen iih iebt innerbalb elmer MeiIe
Don Diet. nndoem brei meitere Sorts
erobert fpiroen, ipd6reno bier groBe
alliierte Nrnteen sic 8interoffeniibe
gegen 0eitidIano BON Sollano Bis
5t sen &o9eien begonnen.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-16
The Gripping Gripers

Are women soldiers the only gripping gripers
on the Post? No, for all good soldiers gripe
but in gripping they are good soldiers.
One of the worst gripping sessions I've heard
in many day was over the Good Conduct
Medals given to the women soldiers last week
Many have sad I'm one Of the oldest WACs
here, and haven't had company punishment
or I've done nothing in the last six months,
further still my conduct is better than hers.
Why be concerned when you don't know
on what merits they were given9 Certainly
no man can claim he is better than another
when we were all created equal, but the ques-
ton can be asked, Are we living up to the
principles of our organization?
Someone said a non-commissioned officer
shouldn't be wearing stripe if he ism t worthy
of a good conduct medal. Some didn agree.
However, here's one two striped non-com who
agrees with the statement to its fullest extent
But on the other hand, we assume that
non-coms in anyones organization have good
conduct, or they wouldn't be wearing the
stripes. Our leaders always carefully consider
the conduct of those recommended for pro-
motions before they are made.
We must not think that we are not good,
Just because we didn't get good conduct med
ais Do you think for moment that an or
ganization could survive with only 28 good
people and more than zoo bad onesa Let's
stop and think twice before painting pictures
of ourselves. and that includes each of US.
-T-5 ERNESTINE E. HUGHES,
WAC Section. Sou 1922.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-16
EDITORIAL
The'NCO, or Whot-Hove-You

In behalf of the non-commissioned officers
who are qualified to apply for Officers Can
didate School, but who for some reason, mostly
their own, have not done so, let me correct
certain erroneous conclusions and assumptions
that are currently being harbored by various
elements of our civilian populace (some of our
military personel, too, be justly accused
of functioning with some few non-commis-
stoned officers through the attitudes of distinct
condescension).
Do you know who actually makes unit
function? There is but one time-proved an
swer, the MOO. Give an outstanding COM
mander battalion permeated with inefficient
NCO's. and note the impossibilities of making
that same unit crack outfit" On the other
hand, place mediocre commander over bat
talon constituted by alert, intelligent, fast
thinking, quck-to-act, considerate (but in
busness-like manner) NCO's and note the ra-
pidity with which the said commander (and
automatically, his battalion) acquires the syn
onyms of greatness, capability, proficiency,
etc.
In the garrison as we'll as in the field or COM
bat, who is constantly in direct contact with
the privates, the men, who, after all, are the
ones who actually win or lose the wars for US ?.
Again, the answer is the MOO From the day
Buck Private" begins his basic training, he
learns to like or dislike that damn sergeant
or that damn corporal. Regardless of the
recruits attitude towards that damn what
have you, subconsciously he is learning to
associate the non-com with his likes or dis
likes and, consequently, he is definitely learn
ing the guy | dare say that 1919 of the men
learn the majority of the commissioned per-
sonnel.
All through his training, who introduces the
private to his gun and the finer points thereof
IL ~ HE
ancea Who gives him his chief cause of grip
ing? In fact, who assists him mostly in effect
please" existence to more regimented mill.
tary life? There is but one obvious answer
the MOO.
AS go units NCO's. so goes that unit; a
unit can be no stronger than it's weakest
com.
By the way, does anyone know what real
non-com is? A good MOO is one who is US
ualy disliked by the bulk of his unit (vvhat fools
tickle creatures if you prefer-we nortals
| be) one who shirks nothing in the line Of
duty; one who gives his orders to his subordi-
mates and doesn't coax or cater to have them
executed; one who considers men individually
reward; one who drinks and socializes> with
/ AWOL at reveille the next morning if they
are absent.
These are few of the ingredients which,
| if found in the MOO assure the commander of
crack outfit"
! -S-Sgt James E. Haines,
/ Il N
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-16
Medical Supply

There's host of faithful workers
Down in Medical Supply,
That have been so busy doing,
Fame and glory pass them by.
No one has sought their autographs,
Reporters never call,
Their pedigrees don't matter
They are not thing at all.
But when it comes to Medicine
For the halt and sick and lame,
Be they general or private
They are treated just the same.
We check the issue slip for unit
And nomenclature too,
For fear there is an error
And that would never do.
The Major signs the papers
And checks with the supply,
A messenger stands ready
To take it on the fly.
We rush it to the issue room
The boys are on the ball,
They fill the order quickly
Without hitch at all.
We work in quiet unity
Each has his part to play,
And we feel it is privilege
To do it every day.
Not much glamour in dictation,
Typing forms or checking files;
No one ever makes the lime light
Posting figures by the miles.
Our job is one Of service
We are proudly standing by
To help when we are needed
Here at Medical Supply.
ALICE MONTETTH
Post Medical Supply Office
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-16
Awakening"

Strange unknown desires rise
AS your hands reach forth and caress.
That demanding expression within your eyes,
Hard. yet soft with tenderness.
Fills with longing to know the thrill
The rapture, the promise behind your kiss.
Have the right to yearna
My heart has no answer but one.
For pride long ago in loves flame has been burned
In its place is alone the desire to live,
Ibis present moment of bliss.
All love- tbs painful-bittersweetI
Utter contentment, happiness complete.
With naught but your love as my only guide.
Sgt. Teddy Redwyn
Co. A, 027th I'd. 1
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-16

Are women soldiers the only gripping griper
on the Post? No, for all good soldiers gripe
but in gripping they are good soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
II cle0nSeS
without
irrituficH

"Caqay Is reals Mill reported the doctors
ii cleaDfcd uHbom iritaii1n With such
striking proof that Camay can benefit skin
don't you want TO try this mild caro- Surely
You can expect your SKIN to glow with
new loneliness SO Get Camay.
Go on the comoY MiId-soaP Diet
Take just one minute each night and morning,
10 whsk up creamy Camay lather - smooth
II over your face nose and chin especially.
Rinse warm. If your skin is the oily type,
add lively COLD splash. That's all you do!
And with just me cake of Camay your
skin will glow with radiant new freshness,
feel softer 70 touch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Tests by doctors prove
Camoy is Reilly Mild

Oh how happy you'll bc...to Sc the frcshcr,
softer look thar comes 10 your SKIN with
just one cake of Camay' Simply change from
improper care to the Cafslay Mid Soap Dict.
Doctors tested this care ... on over 100
oomplcxions on girls with skin like yours.
And the very fya cake Of Canay made
most complcxions fairly bloom Made them
softer, more delicate, Even youngor.looking,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-07

Notice to Creditors to File Claims
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR BENTON COUNTY
No. 2305
In the Matter of the Estate of
Olga Mottinger, Deceased:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that letters testamentary on the
estate of Olga Mottinger, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned
on the 26th day of September,
1914, by the said Superior Court.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
serve them with the necessary
vouchers upon me at the office
of Moulton & Powell, Kennewick,
Washington, within six months
after the date of the first publica-
ton of this notice, to-wit, within
six months after the 9th day of
November, 1914, and file the same
with the clerk of this court, to-
gether with proof of such services,
or they shall beforever barred.
Dated at Kennewick, Washing
ton, this 9th day of November,
1914.
E. A. Westermeyer and Grace
WeStermeyer johnson, executor
and executrix. BY Moulton & Pow
ell, their attorneys.
Moulton & Powell, Attorneys,
Kennewick, Washington.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-07
IN AND FOR BENTON CAUNTY

MI.
J. F. Smoot and Mary Z. Smoot,
husband and wife, Plaintiffs, VS..
Columbia Irrigation District and
also all parties and persons un-
known claiming any right, title,
estate lien, or interest in and 10
the real property described in
the amended complaint herein,
Defendants.
STATE OF WASHINGTON
To: Columbia Irrigation District
and also all parties and persons
unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in
and TO the real property de-
scribed in the amended COM
plant herein.
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication Of this
summons, to-wit: sixty days after
the 23rd day of November, 1874.
and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled. court
and answer the amended COM
plant of the plaintiffs and serve
a copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys for plain
tiffs at their office below stated,
and in case of your failure SO to do,
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of
the amended complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of the
above entitled court.
The object of this action is to
recover judgment in favor Of
plaintiffs against defendants, adj
judging plaintiffs to be the own
ers i'm fee of the following de-
scribed real property:
The North $50 feet of the South
1920 feet of the East ego feet OF
Lot 3, except State Highway
right of way, also the East 70
feet of that portion of Govern
ment Lot 3, lying North of said
State Highway right of way, all
i'm section 80, Township 8 North,
Range %, E.W.M., Bengton Co.,
State of Washington.
Quieting plaintiffs title thereto as
against said defendants and for
ever barring the defendants from
claiming or asserting any
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-07
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Drainage Improvement District
No. 6 of Benton Co., Washington
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the annual election for the
purpose of electing one, Drainage
Improvement District Supervisor
for a term of two years, in Drain
age Improvement District No. s
of Benton County, Washington,
will be held on Tuesday, December
IL, 1914, from the hour of i
o'clock PM, to the hour of 2
o'clock PM. at the Finley Grange
Hall in said District.
All persons owning land in said
district who are electors residing
in the State of Washington are
entitled to vote at said election.
H. E. CHAPMAN,
County Auditor and ex-of-
ficio Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, OF
Benton Co., Washington.
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right, title, estate. lien or in
terest i'm and to the said real prop
erty and granting to plaintiffs
general equitable relief
MOULTON & POWELL.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Office and Pc. Address:
Kennewick, Benton Co,
Washington ll:23-l2:28
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FOR SALE: Brick siding. The new
outside covering for your small
house. Comes in rolls like roofing.
Fire resistant-warm. Easy to ap-
ply. No priorities needed. We have
two carloads in stock. Ask us about
it at Potlatch Lumber Co. 25tf
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Drainage Improvement District
No. II and IL Sub "a" of Benton
County, Washington.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the annual election for the
purpose of electing one Drainage
Improvement District Supervisor
for a term of two years, in Drain
age Improvement District IL and
IL Sub ga" of Benton County,
Washington, will be held Tuesday,
December IL, 1914, from the hour
of / o'clock PM. to the hour of
z o'clock PM. at. the residence of
Geo. o. Anderson in said District.
All persons owning land in said
district who are electors residing
in the State of Washington are
entitled to vote at said election.
II. E. CHAPMAN,
County Auditor and ex-of-
y ficio Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, of
Benton County, Washington
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FOR SALE: Xmas trees. Have
some nice school and church
trees. Will deliver. Phone 2787,
KenneWick. $500
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Card of Thanks

We wish to tender most CRATE
full thanks to the many friends
and relatives of Edward L. Ring
uette for their kindness and SYM
pathy, also for the beautiful floral
offerings extended during his sick
ness and death. Mrs. Edward L.
Ringuette, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Riedell. Sop
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FOR SALE: 50X155 #. lot with
shade and a 12X16 house located
on Columbia Hiway, AZ blocks
from postoffice. 539 Ave. F. 36p
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FOR SALE: By owner, New house
on large corner lot. Living
room, kitchen, 2 bed rooms and
bath. Hardwood floors, automatic
hot water heater, laundry trays,
furnace. Full concrete basement,
nice large lawn. Easy terms, i'm
mediate possession, 623 Alder
ST., Kennewick, Phone 1891. 37p
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FOR SALE: Nice table carrots,
purple top turnips, golden ball
turnips and rutagagas, 3 miles
south and east on oiled highway
past SP&S depot. Phone 2217. B.
Kempe. Sep
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FOR SALE: Westinghouse refrig-
orator; 1909 Perkins, Richland.
Call evenings. Wanted one vacuum
cleaner. Sop