Kennewick Plans Grand Grape Carnival With Expanded Scope
The Commercial Club discussed staging a larger Kennewick Grape Carnival after the Yakima show. They aim to crown a broader farm fair with prizes for livestock and dairying, grapes and fruits, plus social nights Thursdays and a strawberry banquet around October 10.
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Kennewick
Commercial Club
Yakima
Endorse New Cooperative Marketing Plan by Yakima District Growers
Delegates from Kittitas Yakima Benton and Franklin counties met in North Yakima on April 3 to back the North Pacific Fruit Distributors plan a large marketing cooperative. Geo E C Johnson was elected president and A G Merrill secretary as J H Robbins outlined centralized selling transport and storage aims with a $15 car charge and sub central structure. Kennewick delegates J J Rudkin and Alexis C Hart attended.
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Yakima
Kittitas
Benton
Franklin
North Yakima
Upper
Geo. E. C. Johnson
Lower Naches
A. G. Merril
Emerald
J. H. Robbins
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
California
Northwest
Sub
Robbins
Yakima County Horticultural Union
Yakima Valley Fruit Growers Association
Horticultural Union
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Kennewick
J. J. Rudkin
Alexis C. Hart
Richland Seeks Junction Point With O W A N Kennewick
Richland and Kennewick push to make Kennewick the junction for any future O W A N branch along the river. A three man committee will confer with Portland President J D Farrell in Portland tomorrow. Richland volunteers seek representation to press for a junction at Kennewick if a line taps upriver territory.
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Richland
Kennewick
Kennewick Business Men’s Association
J. D. Farrell
Portland
Farrell
Richland Commercial Club
Kennewick Representatives At River Waterways Convention
Geo F. Richardson and S Z Henderson will attend the fourth annual Columbia and Snake River Waterways Association meeting in Pendleton on Monday and Tuesday. Henderson will speak Tuesday on The Next Step and chair the discussion on possible boat service for Columbia and Snake River towns this season. About two dozen couples attended a Coyote Club dance at the Rudkin building last Friday night with the Orpheus Trio providing music and punch served at a well decked venue.
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Geo. F. Richardson
S. Z. Henderson
Kennewick
Columbia and Snake River Waterways Association
Pendleton
Mr. Henderson
Columbia
Snake River
Coyote Club
Rudkin
Orpheus Trio
Highwaymen Rob Kennewick bus Night Hold Up
Two men robbed the Kennewick Transfer Co bus returning from a S P S train meeting. Passenger W M Service lost 20 dollars and his watch while driver E L Baxter was briefed. Police described two suspects, one tall and heavy, the other short and light, unmasked. Bloodhounds were requested from Walla Walla to trail the men.
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Kennewick Transfer Co
E. L. Baxter
Christ Christensen
Independent berry growers to organize separate group
H. H. Davis called a meeting of independent berry growers for Saturday at 2 30 PM in the Commercial Club rooms. He says independent members can form their own organization to avoid promiscuous consigning and aim for better prices, while not antagonizing the existing association.
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H. H. Davis
Commercial Club
Davis
Local High School Dominates Pasco In Rainy Opening
In a damp Friday afternoon game, Pasco failed to challenge the home team as the high school defeated Pasco 9 to 1. Cracker Howe logged 13 put outs on defense and Robinson walked nine in a nine strikeout effort for Pasco.
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Pasco
Howe
Pasco Boys
Burmaster
Robinson
Delegates Arrive for Epworth League District Convention
Delegates to the Ep worth League district convention arrived yesterday. The event opened at 9 30 with a devotional hour and a business session followed by badge distribution and committee work. A local chapter prepared a musical and literary program for tonight with sessions planned through Sunday ending with a Sunday evening service.
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Epworth League
County Funds To Aid Farmers In Benton County
County commissioners approved an appropriation not to exceed 150 dollars per month to support the Benton County Crop Improvement Association. A county agricultural advisor will assist farmers, funded by county, Chicago Grain Exchanges, and member dues, with additional pledges from local business groups. The program will be overseen by the U S Department of Agriculture and the Washington State Agricultural College. The final hire is expected within a week.
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Benton County Crop Improvement Association
F. E. DeSellem
L. S. Crossland
Prosser Commercial Club
National Department
Hunter
Benton County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington State Agricultural College
The
State College
Jas
Ferry Reopens as Gavin Buys Pasco-Kennewick Stake
James Gavin former tugboat captain gains John Thyack's share in the Pasco Kennewick ferry. He secures the Agnes boiler and engine and transfers gear to the ferry this week. The boat, idle since Wednesday, should resume service before week’s end. Sam Stebbins keeps his stake and will run the stage, with plans to switch to an auto carryall later.
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James Gavin
Jas. Crowell
Agnes
John Thyack
Pasco-Kennewick
Gavin
Sam Stebbins
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Walla Walla
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