Public notices and legal actions in Washington state
A mixed record of legal notices, elections text on recall amendment proposals, land claim proofs in Benton and Kennewick, and a court sale notice. It includes recall provisions for state officers, a 1912 land claim final proof, and a sheriff sale for a Prosser property to satisfy a judgment of 871.53 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Secretary of State
State of
Washington
Olympia
Superior Court of the
Benton County
Sarah H. Schlund
G. A. Schlund
J. R. Chenoweth
Prosser
A. D
Enton County
Richland
Wash
W. R. Manan
HuGu Forsyth
City Council Resolution on street improvement Stanton's Addition Kennewick
Resolution of intention to order street grade and five foot cement sidewalk construction along Monroe street in Stanton's Addition Kennewick and adjacent tracts. Notice to object at 8 p m September 8 1912. hearing and payment method to be determined. City Council meeting dates August 9 and August 16 1912 listed. Mayor S M Lockersy and City Clerk T J Wincut signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Kennewick
Stanton
Howler Park Villa
Beach
Dell Haven
Monroe Street
S.M. Lockersy
Hearing on assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 7
Notice declares a hearing on the assessment roll for I D 7, ordinance 138, to fund a pipeline irrigation project in Amon's Addition to Kennewick. The City Council will meet at 7 30 p m September 3 1912 in Kennewick City Council Chamber, with objections in writing to the City Clerk.
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Amon
Kennewick
Council Chamber
After Harvest Cultivation For The Dry Farmer
The article discusses soil moisture capture from winter rainfall, noting loose open soil holds 15 to 35 percent more moisture than compact soil. It recommends discing or fall plowing after harvest to boost yields, prevent runoff, and improve soil, with 4 to 5 inches of discing as effective as fall plowing.
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Pullman
Culling the Flock and Local Improvement Roll Hearings
An article fragment urges culling unproductive poultry before winter sale and outlines a municipal board of equalization process for assessing Local Improvement District No 6 in Kennewick with concrete sidewalks and curbs. It notes objections must be written to the City Clerk by a September hearing date and that the roll may be modified de novo.
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Council
Board of Equalization
Egg-laying contest standings at the Washington State Fair
The 60 day egg laying contest table lists pen standings up to August 10 with many varieties including White Wyandottes Barred Plymouth Rocks White Leghorns and more. Weather was moderate last week and more birds are moulting this week. Pen No 7 contains young pullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
American Dominiques
S. C
S. C. Rhode Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legal Publications
I. M. Howelt
Department of the Interior
U.S. Rand
Walla Walla
Annautsche
Fritrick William Bindernagel
Seattle
Wig
Township
Range
Will. Meridian
Scott Z. Henderson
U. S. Commissoner
George Town
Alfred Amon
William Amon
Frank Larkin
Joan H. McDonald
Register
T. J. Wincut
T. J. Wricuhit
Local Improvement District No
Frank E. Snively
C. D. Walter
Office of
A. E. Verity
C. A. Missimer
Taylor Block Prosser Wash
J. W. Callicotte
H. D. Nicewanger
Harley R. Tucker
A. C. Rundle
M. A. Barbee
L. S. Crossland
Wm. Muncey
S. M. McKee
A. G. McNeill
W. R. Mahan
J. Kelly DePriest
B. F. Knapp
Republican
Frank J. Allen
Edward Meath
F. M. Goodwin
Congress
Geo. W. Sheefer
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