Coal shipments and land fencing crackdowns fill Kennewick dispatch
The Northern Pacific reports sending coal to Granger and Sunnyside as fuel constraints grow daily and rail output strains to meet demand. President Roosevelt orders strict enforcement to remove unlawful inclosures with agents acting on their own initiative to identify and prosecute encroachments.
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Washington Senate Adopts Resolution for Pacific Northwest River Unity
Senate concurrent resolution No 5 sponsored by Stevenson and Pauly urges joint action by Washington Oregon and Idaho to open the Columbia and Snake rivers for steamboat navigation. It creates a three member Washington committee to liaise with Oregon and Idaho and coordinate with federal congressional delegations for river and harbor support.
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Pauly
Pacific Northwest
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Oregon
Washington
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Appropriations Committee
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Heaviest Wagon Loads at Inland Empire Dealers’ Meet
At the Inland Empire Implement and Hardware Dealers Association convention a wagon strength contest awarded top prizes for loads hauled. Borff won with 122 sacks of beat weighing 16 597 pounds on a three inch wagon. M Kelley took 106 sacks of wheat for 15 340 pounds on a three inch wagon. Allen placed third with 106 sacks for 14 665 pounds on a three and a quarter inch wagon. The total exceeds a car load, and readers are invited to try to beat it.
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Inland Empire Implement & Hardware Dealers’ Association
K. E. Plough
Wilbur Wash
Mr Borff
A M. Kelley
Kiowa Notes from the Enterprise Snapshot
J W Warren and assistants returned from Horse Heaven where they built a large barn for Martin Weller. Seventeen Northern Pacific surveyors under W D Clegg arrived to survey and possibly reroute the Kiona line to higher ground. Rev F L Tuttle detained in Tacoma due to grippe in family. expected back by Sunday. Sub contractor Washtock to begin North Coast work near Kiona valley. Thomas F Johnson sought by sisters in July. last heard working in Horse Heaven. Mrs Sue Brown and son moved to homestead five miles from town. Ice crews stored about 150 tons for summer use. Dr Hedger treated a boy with a broken leg from a horse kick.
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Horse Heaven
Martin Weller
Northern Pacific
W. D Clegg
Kiona
F. L. Tuttle
Tacoma
Washtock
Kiona Valley
Thomas F. Johnson
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Horse Heaven Country
Sue Brown
No. Yakim
J. D. Aldrick
W. A. Kelso
Dr. Hedger
Mr. Smith
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Richland Land Co Forms In Walla Walla
Articles of incorporation filed for the Richland Land Co in Walla Walla. Incorporators include Edward Sweet H L Hines Prescott P N Harris Richland Oscar Cain Walla Walla and D Stoufer. Capital stock 50000. Purpose to buy and sell real estate water rights with principal office in Walla Walla Waiteburg Times.
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Richland Land Co
Edward Sweet
H. L. Hines
Prescott
P. N. Harris
Richland
Oscar Cain
D. Stoufer
Walla Wailla
Waiteburg Times
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