Local Kennewick items log rail line and school site talks
The Kennewick column lists Walter Giezentanner in Seattle on business, A Holman set to Walla Walla to prove up, and Phil Bier moving to Fresno with Gallon shipments. It notes delays on the new schoolhouse site title, Milwaukee surveyors on the Pasco Richland line, and possible election if irrigation land deals fail. Also mention WHA T horseshoe bar query, railroads reaching Richland, and local business chatter.
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Flower
Columbia Gem
Howe’s Hardware
Walter Giezentanner
Seattle
R. Long
Richland Jny
A. Holman
Walla Gant Walla
Phil Bier
Fresno
Lifornia
Gallen
Y.r. Sunderland
Richland
Milwaukee
Pasco
Priest Rapids
Scop
Kennewick
Kennewick to Form Amateur Base Ball Club Tonight
A meeting at Kennewick Transfer Co office Saturday at 8 p m aims to organize a base ball club. A manager and captain will be elected to lead fundraising and team duties as Kennewick hopes to field a strong amateur squad facing Lind and other towns. A practice game will select players for positions.
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Kennewick Transfer Co
Kennewick
Lind
New Dental Office Opens in Kennewick at Amon Building
Dr. J. B. Schlund begins practice in a newly fitted office in the Amon building after his parents move to Kennewick. He added a full east‑made equipment and will use modern methods to treat patients. Columbia Gem Flour.
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J. B. Schlund
Amon
Schlund
Kennewick
W. F. Lamson
Pallister
Presbytery Session to Convene in Kennewick for Easter Week
The Presbytery of Central Washington will meet in Kennewick on the 17th to 19th this month with Rev. J. M. Thompson, Elders Wolford and Kennedy among those attending. The program includes opening sermon by Rev. Giffen, election of officers, devotional time, and evening addresses on home and foreign missions. Public Easter services follow, with special music and an Easter program at Sabbath School.
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Rocky Mountain
Columbia Pharmacy
Ief
Pyland
Churchea
Central Wash
Kennewick
J. M. Thompson
F P. Wolford
J.h.kennedy
Kion
D.R. Montgomery
A. Willis
Clellum
A. G Boyd
Cleveland
R.S. Thomas
J. Goddard
Roslyn
R.B. Hodge
J. McPhee
Naches
F. I. Hayden
H. Sivelair
North
Yakima
G. OC. Giffen
E.J. Young
Sunnyside
C. Smith
Calvary
M. Passwater
Mabton
Z. W.commerford
J. Chapel
Goldendale
Oliver Vanney
Centerville
A. R McIntosh
Trout Lake
A. M. Sanford
Parker
W. A. Hitchcock
Ellensburg
R. A. Blackman
Granger
Mains
Liberty
F. C. Stretchberry
Hover
W. ©. Forbes
Home Mission Committee
Montgomery
Hitchcock
T. H. Dry
Finley
Tuttie
Church of Jesus Christ
Wheat prospects and storm damage report
Fred Cresswell notes wheat has been doing well recently and predicts an average drop in yields. He expects higher total bushels marketed due to more acreage. The March 10 storm damaged Horse Heaven prospects, reducing expected production to an average crop.
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L. E. Amsbury
Spokane
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Howe
Weir
Fay F. Dean
North Yakima
A. Lundy
Plymouth Rock
Thomas Hobday
Richland Advocate
Vtia
North Coast
McCroskey
B. G. Zwanzig
Christ Oldberg
Hot Springs
Oregon
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
C. J. Beach
Leach
C. R. Holcomb
Ritz- Ville
C. Shane
G. W. Deaver
Levon
Anderson's
Columbia Gem Flour
Webster House
J. E. Plummer
J. H. Henneberry
Butte
Montana
Second Street
Mathedrat
Mr. DeBow of
Pomeroy
Marshal Glover
St. Paul
Tacoma
W. A. Williams
Missouri
Old Homestead
Hollister
Wood & Cochran
Base Ball Club
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Roger Wood
Presbyterian Church
Christ
James M. ‘Thompson
Congregational Church
Nethergall
Walla Walla
W. W. Ward
N. P
Sam G. Ward
C. Gaylord
James A. Moore
Moore Investment Co
Sylvester & Roseman
Front
H. E. Baldwin
St. Paul & Tacoma
Twin Falls
Idaho
Harley H. Peter
Peter
Harness Shop
J. G. Jones
Burt Duncan
Pallister Building
Shamrock
TULL
Godwin
Heinz
Rubens
W.G. King & Son
Kennewick, Wash