davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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operate, to work DR.. W. overhoiser.
with others, to work in an organiza-
ton and to work under author
Iity. - The mature person is
pliable and can alter his own desires
according to time, persons and cir
cumStanceS."
There are various types Of over
dominant mothers, mothers who fail
to unite the silver cord-the self
sacrificing, ailing. Pollyanna, protec-
tive, pretty, addlepate and pseudo
intellectual MONS" all of whom by
various approaches bring about the
same result, the sons or daughters
unreadiness for an Independent life.
These MONS" says DR.. Strecker,
are very frequently themselves the
product of homes in which maternal
|oversolicitude was prominent, al
though our social system is far from
blameless with its misplaced adora-
ton of mons" who are inherently
selfish as being models Of self
sacrifice"
Not all mons" are mothers, and
often are not even women. Fathers
can do an equally effective job of
spelling" as can grandmothers,
teachers and governesses. The in
ability to face reality, to gain an
ability to make decisions. which re-
suits from an overdependence on the
parent, all too often exhibits itself
in adult life by various neurotic
manifestations, as neurosis or even
frank psychosis, homosexuality,
pathological religiosity or alcohol
ism. AS for the latter, DR.. Strecker
says of the abnormal drinker. he
unconsciously wants life to be a
continuation of his sheltered child
hood, and alcohol provides him with
the pleasant unreality and make
believe that he desires"
In the stringent chapter CNo. 15)
entitled, "J'Accuse," the author at
tacks progressive education as an
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institutional "mom," as encourag-
ing nonconformity and producing a
spurious maturity" Education of
the proper sort, he says, can do
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ing Commission Chairman Frank A
Waring, formerly with the Export
Import Bank, and Commissioner
Francisco A. Delgado, a former
resident commissioner from thu
Philippines, already are setting ur
an Office in one of Manila's few un.
damaged buildings while members
of the staff remaining here are pre-.
pairing to follow them.
Most of the official staff, secre-
taries and clerks are Washington
residents who have signed UP fol
two years overseas. The commits
sion was set up last June under
law that contemplates completion
of the work in three years.
While it can pay only part OF wal
damage estimated in some quarters
to run as high as two billion dol
lars, the commission can be of tre-
mendous value to a people who must
begin their life as an independent
nation with their capital in ruins
and their economy almost totally
wrecked.
1t seems doubtful the Japanes.
will be able to repair much of tht
havoc they created in the Philippines
in view Of the present condition o'
the former empire and pending
claims for reparations from China
Great Britain, India, the Neither.
lands, Australia and the Soviet
Union.
The United States has asked II
nations to help prepare a directive
for Gen. Macarthur on how tt
divide reparations from Japar
among the claimants, including the
Philippines. Meanwhile, the Fill
pinos are in immediate need Of
assistance to stem imitation anc
black market conditions due to lack
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Is rather an in
dictment, and an
e ! o q u e n t and
damning one, OF
the ''mom," the
mother who fails
to wean her child
emotionally. The
MONS" c h ! d,
as a result of
maternal ov e r.
protection, fails
to achieve ma
turity, W h / c h,
says the author,
represents the
capacity to CO.
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spurious maturity" Education OF
the proper sort, he says, can dc
much to help the children of mons
to grow up emotionally. There are
seven things needed by the child for
mature adulthood: "A desire to
move, readiness and a willingness tc
initiate, an alert response to sugges-
ton. reasonable amount of the love
of power, a strong leavening OF
curiosity, dash of childhood savag-
cry, and a spark of romancing."
In chapter 10, the reader (mascu-
line or feminine) who wishes to as
certain whether he or she is a MON
is provided a test of the "self-ad-
ministering" type; the only trouble
of course, is that "momism," being
found in adults. is essentially in
durable!
In the epilogue, DR.. Strecker wisely
points out the need OF mature give.
and-take attitudes on the part Of
nations as well as individuals Il
democracy is to survive.
| Nom" as DR.. Strecker readily ad-
mits, is not only frustrated mother
The word he uses more as Symbo
for those individuals and forces
(mothers being one of the strongest
of course which tend to keep us
from developing into truly ma.
| ture individuals. Occasionally, he
stretches a point or strays a BIZ
afield, particularly in equating pro-
gressive education with "momism,
but most of the time he Is on very
solid ground. - !.
The book Is not one which you
should pick out for mother or
Mothers Day, but 1t is timely one
which can be read with profit by
all who wish to do their bit toward
bringing about a better and happier
world.
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Best Sellers
NATIONWIDE.

according to Publishers WeeklyD
FICTION.
1st-The Hucksters, Frederic Wake
man.
9d-The Miracle Of the Bells. Russell
Janney.
3d-This Side Of Innocence, Taylor
Caldwell
4th-The Fan Of valor, Charles
Jackson.
5th-Mr. Adam, Pat Frank.
NONFICTION.
1st-Peace of Mind, Joshua L. Lieb-
man.
2d-As He Saw 1t. Elliot Roosevelt
3d-The EkE and /. Betty Macdonald.
4th-I Chose Freedom, Victor Krav-
chenko.
5th--Where Are We Hea ding?, Sum-
ner Welles.
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Mothers Boy Has Made Nom a Problem
For the American Psychiotrist
By Ed,oard A. Strecker, M. D. fLippincott: s2.75J
| Reviewed by DR. WINFRED OvERHOLSER.
| Superintendent of St. EHzabeths Hospital.
THEIR MOTHERS SONS

This book, written in a most read
able style by one Of this country's
outstanding psychiatrists, is the re-
verse of a paean of motherhood; it
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The Sunday Star has arranged NTH some OF the
leading booksellers OF Washington and suburban
areas to report each ,ueek the books Which sell
best as guide to what Washington ts reading
title must be named by at least three stores to
appear on this chart.
This report is for the week ending November
Evening star., 1946-11-10

IS HE POPENJOY? by Anthony
Trollope. Oxford University Press;
$2) A pocket-sized edition of the
Trollope novel. Most convenient.
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of KenneWick and the Columbia
Irrigation District, and will con-
tain a condition that said grantee
shall erect a building upon the
said premises within six months
after the date Of the deed, the con-
struction to begin ninety days
after the date Of the deed, and
that the said building shall con-
tain at least two thousand (2,00O
square feet of ground floor space
per lot, and il the said building
SO to be constructed is not COM
pleted within the said six months,
that the said real property shall
revert to the City of Kennewick, all
in accordance with the bid submit
ted i'm writing by the grantees and
in accordance with the notice OF
intention to sell city property,
published by the said City Council
of the City of Kennewick in the
Kennewick Courier-Reporter on
the 29th day Of November, 1945,
and December 9th, l945.
Section 2. The Mayor and City
Clerk of the City of Kennewick,
Washington, are hereby authorized
to execute and deliver deed OF
the above described property in
accordance with Section / Of this
Ordinance, to
j. w. Graves and Sarah E. Graves,
husband and wife,
and
William Graves and Alberta f.
Graves, husband and wife,
They being the best and highest
bidder, therefore their bid having
been accepted by the City Coun-
Gil, and said Mayor and Clerk
shall do all things necessary to
complete the transaction between
the said Grantees and the City Of
kennewick.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect five
90 days from and after its passage,
approval, and publication in the
official newspaper Of the City Of
Kennewick.
Passed by the City Council this
5th day of February, 1916.
-Winifred Campbell, City Clerk.
Approved this 5th day Of Febru-
airy, 1916.
j. c. Pratt, Mayor.
KENNETH E. SERIER,
City Attorney.
Date of Publication: February
9TH, 1916. 81
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ORDINANCE NO. 438
AN ORDINANCE CHANGING
THE CLASSIFICATION OF
CERTAIN PROPERTY, AS Or
IGINALLY CLASSIFIED BY
ORDINANCE NO. 383.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KENNEWICK DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section /. That the classified
ton under Ordinance No. 383, the
zoning ordinance of the City OF
Kennewiclk, and the Use District
Map accompanying and being a
part of said Ordinance, of the fol-
lowing described real property,
situate in the City of Kennewick,
County of Benton, and State OF
Washington, to-wit:
Lots eleven CID, twelve Q2),
thirteen 03 and fourteen Q4
in Block two (2) Leibee's
First Addition to Kennewick,
according to the plat thereof,
recorded in Volume Two OF
Plats, page 81, records Of said
Benton County, Washington.
be and is hereby changed from a
Residential District RI to a Com
mercial District CT.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
be in full force and effect live
days after its passage, approval
and publication in the official
newspaper of the City of Kenne-
wick.
Passed by the City Council of
Kennewick this 5th day Of Febru-
airy, 1916.
Campbell, City Clerk.
Approved this Sth day Of Feb
ruary, 1916.
~. c. Pratt, Mayor.
Approved as to form:
Kenneth Z. Serier,
City Attorney.
Date of Publication: February 9TH,
1916. 2:7
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STOUTS ALUMINIUM IRRIGA-

STOUTS ALUMINIUM IRRIGA-
TON SYSTEM-Stronger, rust
proof and only n as heavy as steel
pipe now used. Improved alumni
UNI coupling design saves 3/5 of
moving time; 20-ft. lengths
coupled can be carried as 4O-ft.
lengths adequately flexible ad-
Unstable for either automatic or
semi-automatic couplings. See To-
cal dealer-Richmond Implement
Co. 45-49c
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FOR SALE

Very nice one bedroom house on
one acre of land. Well located
and more land available If de-
sired. $5250.00.
Is acres of mint, alfalfa and as
paragus. Good modern home
and several buildings. Excel
lent soil. 100000.
Ten acre tract in diversified crops.
Four room modern home. Locat-
ed in West Highlands about
miles out. 100000.
Have two very choice lots on 3rd
Ave. Fine building sites.
Beautiful country home on five
acre tract. Located about 2 mill
es out in West Highlands. Can
be seen by appointment only.
Come in and we'll tell you about
a three room house on a IS foot
lot that will sell for the best
offer. Has electricity and wat
er. Worth about $4,000.
The demand is greater than ever
these days. A good listing goes
fast. If you are interested in a
good, fast clean sale, list your
property with us.
Harold G. Fyfe Agency
Real Estate loans, Representing
First Federal Savings and
Loan Co.
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John B. Coan, Minister
Sun. Church School weekly at 0:45
Sunday Morning Service at 1900
Choir and timely messages
Evening Youth Fellowship at ESQ
Devotions and Social Fellowship
Always q Genuine Welcome
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Real Estate
FOR SALE

EOk SALE
8 acres, 2 acres Cherries, 2 acres
Prunes, Y acre Peaches, no
buildings.
30 acres, fine place for cattle, cheap
water, 2 houses, deep well, large
barn, other buildings $4,000.
IL acres, 8 acres asparagus, l acre
alfalfa, concrete piped, 81, 900.
4 lots, house, basement for anotn-
er. several hundred concrete
blocks, septic tank in. $3.50.
2k acres, open land, 2 bed room
house, shower, laundry TUBS.
garage attached to house, school,
bus, mail routs, telephone. $4,OOO
20 acres, city limits Hermiston.
Ore, large four bed room house.
sewer, lights, water, large barn.
$4,000.
10 acres Cherries, Peaches, Prunes:
fine location, very fine three bed
room home. Modern.
IS acres, so acres irrigated, piped,
IS acres alfalfa, 8 acres aspara-
gus, good pasture, 3 houses, one
seven room, other two rented,
good tractor and all farm mach
> inery.
Fine Restaurant, all equipped, big
business.
A very fine residence lot with
very large garage, nice lawn. One
block from business district.
20 acres, 3 acres grapes, 6 acres
mint, cherries, alfalfa, 6 acres
asparagus, very fine modern
three bed room house, barn,
chicken house, parking shed,
very near in.
One of the best equipped trailer
camps in this area. Worth
looking into.
10 acres, 6 room house, 3 bed rooms
garage, concrete piped, $1,000,
Il down.
20 acres, some asparagus, alfalfa,
6 room house, other buildings,
near in on oil road, school bus,
Mail route, $3.50 with machin-
cry.
Very fine business building on
Kennewick Ave.
Some good business lots on LIST
Street.
If you are interested in Pasco pro-
perry, see me.
2 lots, small house, chicken house,
100000.
Can get you a G. I. loan - FILA
loan or q Federal loan.
The only exclusive Real Estate
office In Kennewick.
K. C. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
Roxy Theater - Phone 24S2
Notary Public
KenneWick Wash.
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Pil0tim Holiness Church
10 Beaten q. Sunday school
o:4S. Morning 0erv, IL. Young
Peoples meet 2 pm. EVENING
service, 3. Prayer meet Wed
eve. Friday eve, song practice
Always Q cordial welcome.
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FOR SALE~Just received q ship
ment of the most amazing, YER
satile and ingenious pen ever Gre
ated. The Reynolds Pen, guaran-
teed to write two years without
refilling. Sells at $3.50. Get them
while they last. Vibber's Rexau
Drug Co., Buy-Rite Drug Co.
44-46c
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60 Wanted W " W

to take charge
s,o,,se for two people. 4 room
@ s no laundry work. Phone
!uso :" 45-47-p
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WORK WANTED: Have manure
loader mounted on tractor; will
load either by hour or by ton; also
do back-filling. Call 14F11, Pas
co. Leroy Haste. 45-47p
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ORDINANCE NO. 436
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
THE CONVEYANCE OF GER
TAIN PROPERTY BY THE
CITY OF KENNEWICK.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KENNEWICK DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section l.. That the following
described real property owned by
the City of Kennewicls. Washing
ton, being situated in the City Of
Kennewick, County of Benton,
State of Washington, and more
particularly described as follows,
to-wit:
Lots Twenty-seven CID and
Twenty-eight (28), Block Two
C2), First Addition to Kenne-
wick, according to the record
ed plat thereof, recorded In
Volume l of plats, page IL,
records Of said Benton County.
Shall be sold to the best and high
est bidder, as the City Council
may determine, and the deed to
the said property shall contain
title restrictions usual in the City
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FOR SALE-2, II inch tires, tubes
and wheels. Inquire Duffy's
Trailer Camp. Asp
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WORK WANTED - Bulldozer
available for excavating and
grubbing trees, etc. See William
Blair, 723 Avenue A or phone
1866. 43-45p
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FOR SALE: 1896 Dodge; new mo-
tor, recently overhauled. 522
Avenue T..
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FOR 'SALE-1937 Master Chew
sedan, motor and tires good. Call
at $50 Columbia Ave. ZAP
FOR SALE-Two cows and one
yearling calf. S miles east of
Kennewick, River Road. w. G.
Batty. 44-46p
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FOR SALE: Good substantial s
room house with 21k acres Of
the best land in the Highlands
addition to Prosser. This Is the
home Of the pioneer Stradling
family. It overloolks the city ana
valley and is in the finest resi-
Dental district in the city limits.
Sealed bids will be received up
to March I. Mail bids to Maynard
Stradling, c/o B. E. McGregor,
Prosser, Wash. Signed, Maynard
Stradling, Executor Of Estate.
42-4Sc
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FOR SALE-Chopped hay. del1v.
cred. Phone 2189 after 9 p: m.
Ask for Chapman. 4S.4o.p
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FOR SALE-Good work horses
and harness. Sam Lawrence, 1T.
1. 44-46p
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WANTED-Job as housekeeper,
call 11x5 or see me at my home.
c. T. Goatcher, near Finley store.
44-46p
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FOR SALE-Chopped hay, del1v-
cred. Phone 2180 after 3 pm.
Ask for Chapman. 4oP
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We are now taking orders tor
Portable Typewriters and Port
able Adding Machines. Immediate
delivery on some models. We re-
pair all makes adding machines,
typewriters, cash registers. Leave
word at the Courier-Reporter or
write Kinks OFFICE SUPPLY,
2O5 West Yakima Avenue, Yaki-
ma, WaShington. 34tfc
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THE MOST complete line OF
flower seeds in this area az
Farmers Exchange. 44-4oc
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You can trade your old car on
a new car, but you can't get de-
You can trade your old dinette
set on new one and get I'M
mediate delivery.
r. e. Standley's new and used.
furniture, 348 Ave. c, East Kenne-
wick. Tele. 1886. 38-tfc.
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PLANO LESSONS-Classes being
organized. Mrs. Mary Bartlett,
teacher, phone 2248. 3rd house z.
of Bridgeview Inn. 4O-45p
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FOR SALE-Man's or boys BIZ
cycle. $500, Kennewick, phone
1882. 43-45c
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HOME LAUNDRY-Washing Of
all kinds, curtains, ETC., phone
3771. Rose Kreitel, 121 Locust
Grove Drive. 44-46p
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LOCAL and Long Distance Haul
ing, moving, packing and Grating
for shipping. Richland Transfer.
Phone Kennewick 942, Pasco 2loO.
45tfc
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STATIONERY-7O sheets Of Bond
paper with 20 envelopes at z5c.
See at Buy-Rite Drug Co.. the
store where Buying is Saving"
45-c
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If you have any CUSTOM TRAC-
TOR work to be done, Phone
2243. Flowing, discing or harrow
inc- 44tfc
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WORKER WANTED--For odd jobs
and pruning grapes. Light work
Phone 1854. asp
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KENNEWICK COMMUNITY
AUCTION
Next sales February 8, q, March
8 at l pm. across street from Far
mer's Exchange. Bring anything
you have to sell. A. c. Anon,
clerk; Merel p. Russell, auction
eer, phone 1916. 44-46p
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HARNESS and collars (sizes up
to q in.) at the Farmers Ex-
change. A-46c
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FOR SALE: Empty wooden bar
rels, 81 each; steel drums, 81.
KenneWick Bakery. 32tfc
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WANTED-Ironings. 423 Column
bia Ave-, KenneWick. 45c
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WE TAKE APPLICATIONS and
write Star Route bonds. Harold
G. Fyfe Agency. 43-46c
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FOR SALE: Two bedroom house,
shade and lawn with 4 acres of
cherries, asparagus and prunes,
located on highway in garden
tracts of KenneWick. Miller's Auto
Court ISL Ave. G.. Phone 37ll.
44-46p
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WANTED-Will pay cash for
small tract of land with or with
out buildings. Phone 2736. 44-46c
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SIJPERCfIARGED Baby Chicks
now Matching. Some early dates
still open. Book now for your
choice. No deposit required. ALSO
Baby Turks. Phone us now. Pasco
281. Casey & Sons-Pasco END o.
bridge. uc
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FOR SALE: Large selection Of
Lucite, wooden, leather, leath-
erette frames, photo maileFs snd
gift items. Have your portrait
made today 1t our modern studio.
Garrett Studio, new Pa1co thea
ter building, PaSco, WaSh. tic
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FOR SALE-We have just receiv-
ed our first order Of Kodals
since the war started. Come In and
see what we have or reserve yours
from our future delivery order.
Vibber's Rexau Drug Co. 42tfc
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WANTED: Baby bed complete
with spring and mattress in good
condition. Call 1541 or J. H. Sieg-
fried, 5O7 First Ave. 45tfc
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TWIN CITY Paint Shop, painting,
and papering, Venetian blinds
cleaning. Kennewick and PaSco
Paint Service. Signs. Ole and
Painter. Phone 37l2. $40 Ave. G,
East. 32d
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FOR RENT Furnished garage
apartment. 526 Ave. D., Phone
1886. asp
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INTERIOR Painting, paperhang-
ing and kalsomining. Call 2467
after 6 pm. S4uc
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WILL DIG WELLS or cesspools or
clean your well out. Drop a card
to, or contact, John 81. Ddlts, ~
miles south Of Mob Hill, Route /.
4446p
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FOR RENT acres Of open land,
water piped. Call at Amos Bar
Der Shop. Is Kennewick Ave. 45-c
FOR SALEePhilco Radio, Route l
q % Doxeinool. Koni1 AS.n
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FOR SALE: Pinch mesh chicken
wire; eft. at $3.50 per roll; also
8-ft. at $500 per roll. Phone 1881.
Address 903 Alder, Kennewick.
45-47p
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FOR SALE or RENT: 40 acres,
all under irrigation, z acres
alfalfa, asparagus, 2 mint, fair
buildings. Herman Schulty. 80l
Walnut, Pasco. A4Sp
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FOR SALE: New and used boats.
Twin City Moorage and Boat
Works, G. z. Hunt, II Second
Ave-, Kennewick, Phone 330:. l26
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-07

WORK WANTED-Tractor work,
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-07

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