ROWERs ORGANIZE TO PROTECT THE VALLEY FRUIT CROP
A large Kennewick meeting formed to back frost protection for the valley fruit crop. E M Sly reported Grand Junction findings on orchard heating and Commissioner Huntley urged smudging as a viable frost defense. Committees were named to handle financing and oil needs, with plans to order pots and expand territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Pavilion
E. M. Sly
Grand Junction
Huntley
Fay F. Dean
G. M. Annis
Sly
Grand Valley
Kennewick Valley
Richland
Finley
Hover
Palisades
Fruit Growers Association
Courier
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Valley National Bank
O. K
F. A. Huntley
Clarkston
Wash
Binnaadi
Parker Bottom
Yakima Valley
R. Gilcrest
FE. M
Commercial Club Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
The Commercial Club held its annual election on Tuesday under amended rules. Two tickets competed with identical principal officers and differing board members. Voting produced a list led by President J. J. Rudkin and First Vice President C. A. Lundy, with S. Z. Henderson as Second Fire President and O. C. Stark on the rival ticket receiving ten votes. KE. L. Kolb was unanimously chosen treasurer. Directors include L. E. Johnson, H. A. Slowe, G. M. Annis, and Geo. F. Richardson with fifteen votes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Kitten
E. M. Sly
M. H. Chureh
Klitten
Chureh
R. J. Andrus
M. Loekerler
S. D. Lynch
Edw. Sheppard
H. A. Bier
H. M. Ashbaugh
W. G. King
J. E. ‘Tull
C. E. Williama
Kolb, Calhoun
G. E. Hanson
Annis
Washington Street
Emigh
C. J. Beach
H. J. Snively
North
Yakima
Scott Henderson
Ashbaugh
J. J. Rudkin
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Corded
Huntly
Ularly
Commercial Club
Toggery
Kuppenheimer