Snively to Start Kennewick Mill With 350 Barrels Daily
H J Snively returned from Kennewick where he oversees Kennewick Grain and Milling Co now complete and preparing to begin operations on September 1. Initial output will be 350 barrels per day, rising to 500 as capacity allows. William Helm will manage the mill which sits near rail lines and near wheat districts.
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Kennewick Grains& Milling Co
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Latah
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Northern Pacific
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Poor Packing of Pears Leads to Varied Grades in 1908
The account details three pear lots based on size and condition, with No. 1 for flawless pears of at least 2 3/8 inches, No. 2 for sound fruit at 2 1/4 inches, and No. 3 for canneries. It explains packing methods, weight targets of 50 to 52 pounds, and estimates of box contents for New York market, noting grade shifts due to cannery demand.
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