Kennewick News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Events
J Harrison visited Kennewick on business while W L Newman and many locals and visitors circulated through town life. A mix of family, church, social events and upcoming political notices fill the week with sports, lectures, and community updates.
Primary Election for Non Partisan Judiciary Notice
County auditor announces a primary election to nominate non partisan judiciary candidates for the general election to be held in Benton County Washington on the second Tuesday of September 1912. Polls will be open at designated locations.
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Benton County
State of Washington
Coal at 300 feet found on Blalock farm near Walla Walla
While sinking an artesian well on the Blalock seven hundred acre farm near Walla Walla a coal seam about ten feet thick was discovered at three hundred feet. A sample sent to Pullman reportedly shows good coal quality. Other notes mention land sales, farm improvements, a shoe business opening, a Riverview ranch dinner, a canal pipeline project, grape production, strawberry runners, and a school grounds beautification idea.
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Blalock
Walla Walla
Pullman
J. Sercombe
N. P. Company
Portland
The
Columbia
North Yakima
Kennewick
R. Gorsuch
Rufus Fullerton
Religious Service Schedule and Union Meeting Notes
The notices outline multiple church services with Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m across different churches. Evening sermons focus on works and speech with union meetings at 8 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Pastors F L Fraser and E A Orr welcome strangers to the city for these gatherings.
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Ralph Mitchell
Kennewick
Kiona
C. Leverich
Spokane
German Lutheran Bethlehem Church
Epworth League
F. L. Fraser
Kingdom of Heaven
E. A. Orr
The
Presbyterian Church
Egg Laying Contest Standings at Washington State Fair
The 60 day egg laying contest standings through August 17 list White Wyandottes leading with 93 total, followed by Barred Plymouth Rocks 82 and S C Black Leghorns 79. Pens experienced weather impacts with cold rain, set hens moved between pens, and two birds died during the week with replacements.
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Bulletin
Plymouth Rocks
S. C
S. C. Anconas
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J. Harrison
W. L. Newman
Attalia
Edna Cresswell
L. J. Campbell
Iowa
J. H. Campbell
O. R. Holcomb
Ritzville
C.slaser
F. M. Crosby
Nathan Thayer
Solence Hot Springs
F. M. Goodwin
Congress
Courier
E. S. Osgood
W. P. Osgood
Mr. Osgood
Burmah
Chicago
Osgood Co
Andrs. Osgood
Japan
China
Osgood
Baptist Church
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Victoria
Canadian Rockies
D. L. Taylor
Seaside
Ore
L. H. Cox
Richland
J. F. Larkin
Dorothy Arnold
Allen
McClaskey
Pasco
Dora Williams
Milton
Oregon
Goldie Pierson
F.H. Rudkin
Bellingham
John Rudkin
Beth Knight
R. H. Holcomb
Wapato
Marr
Kennewick Orchard Co
James
Harry Stern
Christian Church
Christian Orphanage
W. E. Grinell
A. Juhre
Olmstead
Jones
Smart Brothers
Kennetts
Vancouver
Washington
Geo. Thornton
Mayme Thornton
E. L. Kolb
Lockerby & Kolb
Carson, Wash
Hartford
Wis
R. L. Banta
J. G.holm
America Anis
Los Angeles
Cal
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Senator Jones
Rosswog
R. H. Houston
Louisville
A. W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Myers Grocery Co
Jane Annette
Thornton and Cameron’s
Tyler
Ladies Literary Club
C. O. Kimball
H. A. Faxon
W. E. Marriott
Beulah Church
Lara Green
Ida Green
Bazar
Sullys
St. Johns
J. B. Rose
E. D. Collins
George
Goodwin
Prof. Kimball
Supreme Court
Ralph Oregon Dunbar
Union. St
Olympia
Overton G. Ellis
North K. St
Tacoma
Wallace Mount
10Th St
Adams
Benton
Franklin Counties
Oak St
A. E. Verity
State Fair
Washington State
Parker
Children's Industrial Department
Northwest
H. B. Averill
J. B. Clements
Fay F. Dean
T. S. Cantril
H. A. Hover
Riverview
Coffin Brothers
M. E. Church
Princess
Clearwater
Royal Crown
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Co
E. M. Sly