State surveyors inspect Columbia Kennewick Pasco bridge sites
State Highway Commissioner William R. Roy and a team surveyed bridge locations at Kennewick Pasco on the Columbia and a Snake River site near Ainsworth. The findings follow a 4000 grant from the legislature with plans to have surveys and soundings within a week to ten days, with local engineers and county authorities assisting.
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Columbia
Kennewick
Pasco
Snake River
Ainsworth
William R. Roy
Roy
James G. Allen
Highway Department
H. W. Botskie
Walla Walla
War Department
Botskie
Paseo
Hamilton
Franklin
Washington Street
Lewis Street
Kennewick Dock
Benton
Franklin Counties
Roe
Horrigan
Franklin County
Kolb
Sercombe
Garber
Desgranges
Wright
Geo. F. Richardson
Collins Company Fails in Kennewick Assignment
The Chas. H. Collins Co. assigned its business to the Spokane Merchants Association late yesterday. Manager Astholz cited difficulties in collections and large eastern firm accounts plus claims against the Northern Pacific Railway Co. as the immediate causes.
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Chas. H. Collins Co
Spokane Merchants Association
Kennewick
Astholz
Eastern
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Richland Telephone Co Organized and Renamed
A mass meeting of stockholders in Union hall voted to reject A F Brown's plan to create a central Richland office connected to a rural line and charge ranchers 50 cents per month. Directors were empowered to form a stock company with 200 shares at 25 dollars each and plan incorporation and line construction soon.
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Richland
Union Hall
A. F. Brown
Kennewick Valley Telephone Co
Columbia and Yakima Valley Telephone Co
Richland Telephone Co
Kennewick Beats Prosser In Close Basketball Clash
Kennewick defeated Prosser 32 to 24 in a Thursday night game at Prosser. Larkin led Kennewick with five baskets and six fouls while Stewart scored 18 points for Prosser. A return game is planned in Kennewick during holiday week.
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Kennewick
Prosser
Larkin
Stewart
Tweedt
Garber
Kennett
Prosser Larkin Stewart Tweedt
Siebert Garber
Kennett Johnson Smith
Oliver Wise
Williams
Chesler
Action Taken Leaves Uncertain Plans After Holidays
The text notes that authorities feel they must act now to push matters forward. Mr. Astholt has not decided on his next steps and will stay in Kennewick at least until after the holidays.
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Dad
Astholt
Kennewick
Kennewick Debaters Win Second of Series
The Kennewick High School debaters defeated Prosser in the state series at Prosser, winning on the negative side. Team members were Raymond Rarey, Van Whealey, and Martin Garber, coached by Superintendent Lewis. Judges were Ricks, Audrian, and Chaffee.
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Prosser
Kennewick
Raymond Rarey
van Whealey
Martin Garber
Superintendent Lewis
James Hilgerson
Lester Jones
Clifford Wamba
Kennewick High Schools
Lewis
Ricks
Pasco
Audrian
Kiona
Chaffee
Sunnyside
Kennewick High School
Collins Fruit Company organized to aid Kennewick valley growers
The Collins Fruit Company was incorporated with 25000 capital to provide farmers a local market and clear pricing. W H Allison serves as president with C Hoadley as vice president and Chas H Collins as general manager. The firm aims to handle all valley fruit via targeted sales in central western states and to bypass the Yakima association.
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Kennewick Valley
Collins Fruit Company
Yakima Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Yakima Banks
W.H. Allison
C. Hoadley
Chas. H. Collins
Collins
Yakima Valley
Kennewick
Farmers at School at State College Extends Talk Series
State College extension lectures at the high school drew strong attendance Monday and yesterday with today's final sessions expected to attract even larger crowds. Topics include Cover Crops Blight Strawberry Culture and two Home Economics talks.
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State College Extension
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Telephone Company
Kennewick Company
Stewart de Mos
NEW Fruit Company
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