Kennewick Fruit Growers Association appoints E M Sly manager
The Kennewick Fruit Growers Association directed an aggressive spring campaign and elected E. M. Sly as manager for the season. Sly, owner of Haxton ranch, brings twenty years of mercantile and farm products experience. The board arranged with Supt. J. L. DeForce for a site on the side track with Northern Pacific support. The plan aims to boost stock subscriptions and broaden rancher cooperation for a stronger Valley association.
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Kennewick Fruit Growers Association
E. M. Sly
Sly
Haxton
Kennewick
Financial Report of First International Bank Kennewick WA 1909
Report of financial condition for the First International Bank in Kennewick Washington as of February 11 1909 showing capital stock paid in 25000 certified checks 1500 and other liabilities. Herbert E Johnson cashier swears to the truth of the statement before Notary Public C O Anderson.
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First International Bank
Kennewick
State of Washington
Weyl
Benton
Herbert E. Johnson
Heerbeentr E
Johnson
W. Lockberby
C O. Anderson
Washington
Your View of the Bank as a Safe Depository
The article extols banks as the best place to save money, highlighting security and interest payments. It encourages readers to become depositors for mutual benefit, noting banks are safe and unlikely to disappear like individuals.
The First National Bank of Kennewick
Local bank in Kennewick named The First National Bank of Kennewick reported in business listings. Operational details or dates not provided in the fragment.
Washington notes a multi city roundup of local events
Aberdeen dedicates a new Order of Eagles hall at twenty thousand dollars with remarks by B H Shiveley of Olympia. North Yakima reports horticultural union gains of 264 920 fruit packages and over sixty five thousand dollars in resources. Colville notes a suspected murder of German brewer William Kahl on his mountain homestead with a search underway. Clark County bank in Washougal robbed by two with nitroglycerine and fled after alarm.
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Aberdeen
the Order of Eagles
B. H. Shiveley
Olympia
North Yakima
The
Horticultural Union
Dayton
Turner
Portland
Columbia County
Colville
William Kahl
Onely
Washougal
Clark County
Fred Pope
Seattle
Michigan Pacffc Lumber Company
Detroit
Michigan
Vancouver
Jones
Forest Service
Methow Valley
Washington Forest Reserve
Everett
J. W. Ellsworth
Australia
San Francisco
Karl Armstrong
Dorando
Longboat
Shrubb
Hayes
Northwest
California
Tacoma
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Chicago
Tacoma Eastern Railroad
Nisqually
Port Townsend
North Pacific
Puget Sound Tugboat Company
Cape Flattery
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Masters
Vancouver Island
Local Notes From the Widow Simpson Area
Finley N A McPhee rents Widow Simpson property and plans to move this week. Mrs Tim Farney hosts Ladies Aid at her new home with families. lunch served. Yakima resident Mr Busse and Mrs Ruth Carl wed last week and return to the farm home. Methodists set a quarterly meeting for Friday Feb 19 at the school hall. Elmer Torpen returns from the Sounds. George Finley heads to Walhalla country to round up cattle. Mehinick owns 40 acres west of the school house. Smiton Dutton workers to finish lower room for stock goods. stockholders plan a banquet in the upper rows when finished.
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N. A. McPhee
Simpson
Wmn. Lewtas
Moore
Show House
Tim Farney
Mr. Busse
Yakima
Ruth Carl
Farmers Hom
Elmer Torpen
George Finley
Wal Walla
Mehinick
Smit On Dutton
Ower
Evergreen State Man Missing From Walla Walla Area
Walla Walla region resident H Harmon has been absent since February 5 after leaving the Standard Dairy at 4 PM. An investigation by a Walla Walla attorney followed his disappearance with no findings, despite police efforts. Harmon, 43, has many Michigan relatives and was known as a sober, friendly man. a $160 reward is offered for information.
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Walla Walla
Walla Wala
H. H. Harmon
Ife
Harmon
Michigan
Kennewick arrivals and local notices in brief
Mr and Mrs F C Williams arrive in Kennewick to stay until the North Coast bridge over the Columbia is finished. Mr Williams is a foreman for Puget Sound Bridge and Dredge Co. Fay F Dean travels to Olympia representing Finley Drainage District seeking law changes to let county commissioners approve warrants drawing interest to attract funding for ditch work. Neel and Shivers work on Highlands leveling contract. Dr Samuel Greene of Seattle visits for First Congregational Church business. Mrs G W Barry, former resident and Walla Walla Hospital superintendent, visits friends. F Ketcham expands blacksmith shop with 5 hp electric motor boosting capacity.
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Laird, Ebner
Book
Halverson
Walla Walla
Ben Hur
D. Burgess
Seattle
Kennewick
Christian Church
Ben F. Knapp
First National Bank
W. R. Amon
Richland
W. R. Amon & Co
F.C. Williams
North Coast Bridge
Williams
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredge Co
Columbia
Yakima
Fay F. Dean
Olympia
Finley
F. C. Williams
G. W. Barry
Walla Walla Hospital
Scott Z Henderson
Mulky
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Fruit Growers Association Active
Sever
Ee Esau Enseesstens
Twin Cup & Cold Storage Co
O. K. Bottling Works
St. Pauls Choir
Ralph Reed
Cecil Callahan
Lynn D. Shamfelt
Allen Trip
J. A. van Norsdall
Evergreen State
Om. A. How
Mrs. Wideawake
Chase & Sanborn
Julie
Neel
Chas
Shivers
Highlands
Samuel Greene
First Congregational Church
F. Ketcham
C.H. Collins
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