Benton County Crop Improvement Meeting Set for Saturday
The Benton County Crop Improvement Association plans a permanent organization at a Prosser courthouse meeting tomorrow. Delegates from across the county will attend along with ranchers, business and professional leaders. Horticultural Inspectors DeSellem and Crossland praise progress and 400 members.
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Benton County Crop Improvement Association
Prosser
Benton County
DeSellem
Crossland
Byron Hunter
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Division of
Kennewick
Demonstration train to visit Kennewick for dairy and swine talks
C F Vandewater of the O W and N Co visited Kennewick to arrange a dairy and swine demonstration train. The eight car exhibit, led by T C Smith known as Farmer Smith, will be in town Tuesday and Wednesday December 17 and 18. Smith will lecture Tuesday night at the Commercial Club rooms with free inspection of the train on Wednesday.
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C. F. Vandewater
Kennewick
T. C. Smith
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Yakima
Walla Walla
State College
Pullman
International Harvester Company
Perry G. Holden
Iowa
State College of Iowa
Cummings
Atlanta
Southern Railroad
U.S. Agricultural Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Ontario
Chamber of Commerce
Cornell
Messrs de- Sellem
Crossland
Benton County
Uncle Sam
Colleges of Agriculture
Picture Exhibit at High School Shows World Masterpieces
The public schools host Horace K. Turner Company reproductions from Dec 16 to 20 featuring 200 large pictures across 1200 square feet. The display includes brown prints engravings etchings photogravures and color facsimiles and aims to fund new pictures for各 classrooms.
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Horace K. Turner Company
Boston Transcript
Kennewick
Will Elect Officers for Highlanders Meeting
Commercial Club members are urged to attend next Tuesday night for officer elections. Two candidate tickets are listed with positions for president vice president treasurer directors and trustees. After the vote, Kennewick Highlands Improvement Club hosts a smoker with speakers including H P James of North Yakima to discuss marketing plans.
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Commercial Club
W. J. Hoyt
J. M. Holmes
S. Z. Henderson
A. F. Brown
E. S. McDonald
Kennewick Highlands Improvement Club
H. P. James
North Yakima
Independent Oregon Washington line to run feeder service
Chief Engineer Pitman stated in North Yakima that his O W line will stay independent and not connect with the Milwaukee in the Hanford valley. The blueprint projected line would extend to Wenatchee country and provide service to spur valley development while three Milwaukee Columbian connection surveys were noted.
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Pitman
Hanford Valley
North Yakima
Milwaukee
O-W
Wenatchee Country
Milwaukee—Columbian
Socialist Lecturer Anna Maley to Speak at Congregational Church
Miss Anna Maley socialist lecturer and late governor candidate will address the Congregational church on Tuesday evening December 10 at 8 o clock. Admission is free and all are invited. The Socialist Lyceum plans a nationwide educational campaign with sixty speakers and over six thousand meetings to follow.
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Anna Maley
Congregational Church
Socialist Party
Socialist Lyceum
National Party
United States
Sunday School Institute to be Held in Yakima Valley
The first in a series of Sunday school institutes will be held at M. E. church in Yakima next Tuesday and Wednesday December 10 and 11. Rev. T. H. Fertig will lead with B. F. Kumler speaking Wednesday morning. Luncheon and toasts close the institute. The Kennewick Institute will be followed by meetings at Sunnyside, Toppenish and Ellensburg over the next two weeks.
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Yakima Valley
M. E
T. H. Fertig
Columbia River
Northwest
B. F. Kumler
C. D. Rarey
M. H. Marvin
Kennewick Institute
Sunnyside
Toppenish
Ellensburg
Quiet City Election Returns Confirm Citizens Ticket
The city election shows minimal opposition with about half the voters participating. In the second ward E O Brown gained 35 votes to 91 for H W Desgranges, while scattering support went to mayoral and clerk candidates not running. S M Lockerby is re elected mayor and H E Huntington is elected councilman at large. others like R H Anderson, I L Fisher, J W Behrman win re election or holds over.
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Citizens
E. O. Brown
H. W. Desgranges
J. A. Bellows
H. A. ‘Howe
E. W. ‘Trenbath
H. D. Nicewanger
S. M. Lockerby
H. E. Huntington
Counciman
J. J. Reed
R. H. Anderson
I. L
Two Churches Plan Consolidation in Kennewick Move
Members of the Congregational church and a Presbyterian committee propose uniting the two churches. The plan would have the Congregational church assume the Presbyterian building, the Congregational body take over debt, and the new combined congregation finance future needs. The union awaits financing to settle indebtedness.
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Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Baptist Church
A. C. Hart
Kennewick
Knights of Pythias Call for Full Attendance Meeting
The group urged full attendance at next Monday night's meeting. On Tuesday Naomi Smith learned of her father’s death in Southern Oregon. She and sister Mabel Smith from Finley went to Rosalia where the funeral was held.
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Knights of Pythias
Naomi Smith
Oregon
Mabel Smith
Finley
Rosalia
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Crop Improvement Association
Prosser Courthouse
Ticket No
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The
Courier
M. E. Church
J. D. Bird
Chas. Teachout
H. B. Noland
Mary Remy
Chas. H. Schrieber
United
Congregational
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