White Bluffs Townsite Fight Heats Up Along Columbia
Locals vow to resist moving to the railside townsite as disputes over land and local control fuel tension. Hanford area observers call White Bluffs fighters with six years of practice, while the Kennewick district fruit growers seek new members this spring.
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Bluffs
White Bluff
Hanford
Feeding the sow guidelines and rations for brood sows
State College Animal Husbandry division offers feeding advice for brood sows. Emphasizes strong condition at farrowing, gradual feed adjustments, and ample water. Provides four ration formulas using wheat shorts bran oats and alfalfa meal with barley as substitute and mentions tankage for acclimated sows.
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The
State College
Ashby
Pullman
Trustees Meet of Yakima Valley Fruit Growers Association
Trustees Rudkin and Hart of Kennewick attended the Yakima Valley Fruit Growers Association meeting in North Yakima on April 3. The key action was acceptance of a subcentral position to North Pacific Fruit Distributors and authorization to sign a contract for marketing the association fruit.
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Yakima Valley Fruit Growers Association
North Yakima
Rudkin
Hart
Kennewick
Sub
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Fruit Bud Locations Across Common Orchard Plants
Garden note explains two bud types leaf and fruit with variations by species. It outlines how apple pear and cherry bear on terminal buds on spurs while peach forms fruit on young wood, and grape cane buds arise from last year’s shoots with cane fruits and berries showing different patterns.
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Prof. Stohl
L. H. Bailey
Hanford valley hopes and hardship amid irrigation failure
editor argues the Hanford Irrigation and Power Company failure may hurt or help the Columbia river valley. the valley should weather the setback, with some projects benefiting and new settlers still deterred by constant blows to the pioneers. local optimism centers on eventual prosperity if proper management returns and the region endures.
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Hanford Irrigation and Power Company
Columbian
Hanford Company
Columbia River Valley
Hanford
Richland
Pasco
Choice butter made on the farm and its dairy methods
E. E. Rockwood describes farm butter procedures from a farmer's wife private line, detailing milk separation by gasoline powered separator, rapid cream cooling, ripening warmth, a paddleless barrel churn, and precise salting and coloring to yield consistent high quality butter. The report notes Brown Swiss cow Ola B. producing 9009.7 pounds milk with 321.55 pounds butterfat in ten months.
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E. E. Rockwood
Hoard
Ola B
Valhalla Farms
Middleburg
N. Y
Official Publication Report of Financial Condition Bank of Kennewick
Financial condition statement for the Bank of Kennewick in Kennewick Washington as of April 4 1913 shows assets totaling 150 569 17 and liabilities of 150 569 17 including capital stock 25 000 deposits 604 59 and notes payable 10 000 00 with sworn certification by cashier I M Mattecheck and directors M H Mattecheck Ingwall Smith before Notary G E Tweedt on April 9 1913.
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Picton
State of Washington
County of Benton
I. M. WM. Mattecheck
M. W. Mattecheck
M. H. Mattecheck
Ingwall Smith
G.E. Tweedt
Notary Public
Legal Publications Notice to Creditors Benton County
In the Superior Court of Washington Benton County estate of Jesse R. Adkins deceased. By order of March 20 1913 creditors and all claimants must present vouchers to administrator at C L Holcomb Kennewick WA within one year from first publication or be barred. Date first published April 4 1913. As administrator Volney B Cox C L Holcomb attorney for estate.
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State of Washington
Benton County
Jesse R. Adkins
C. L. Holcomb
Kennewick
Washington
Notice to Creditors in the Samp son Hobday Estate
In Benton County Washington the executrix Louisa Hobday named in the will of Samp son Hobday deceased and confirmed February 26 1913 seeks all creditors to file claims with vouchers at Moulton Henderson in Kennewick within one year or be barred. Dated Kennewick Washington March 14 1913. Louisa Hobday Executrix. By Mouton Henderson attorneys.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Benton County
Sampson Hobday
Louisa Hobday
Moulton & Henderson
Kennewick
Washington
Louisa Hosppay
Executrix
Mouton & Henderson
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