Kennewick's Early Spring Brings Growth and Promise
C W Story extols irrigation farming in Kennewick highlighting dramatic returns on fruit crops and rapid town development. He notes an unusually early climate, strong railroad support, and rising structures including a hotel, schools, banks, and river steamers, forecasting Kennewick growing to 25,000 in a decade.
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