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Newspaper

Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1909

Page

4

Progress in Benton irrigation drives county growth

Benton county notes a boom in artesian wells near Luzon with irrigation reservoirs. Three large wells are active and more are planned at about 170 feet deep costing around 1000 dollars each. Water at 73 degrees aids warm soil and crop maturity. the region includes Prosser Kennewick Kiowa Hover and Carley with the Yakima and Columbia rivers shaping boundaries.

Benton County Luzon Prosser Kennewick Kiowa Hover Carley Yakima River Columbia Benton

Benton County Farmers Backed by Artesian Water Prospects

A Benton county field of alfalfa spanning thirty five acres yielded about ten tons of marketable hay per acre last year when irrigated by artesian wells. With modern transport and progress seen, farmers expect strong harvests to secure growing bank accounts and steady comforts in the coming years, per the Post Intelligencer.

Benton County Post Intelligencer

Kennewick to Add 100 Barrel Flour Mill

Promoters from Pomeroy Messrs Henley Case and Nelson plan a 100 barrel capacity flour and feed mill in Kennewick to be powered by electricity. They own Pomeroy Flouring mills and City Light System and are linked with Campbell Sanford and Henley in Portland. An option on a two acre site near the railroad exists, with access to the mill via widened alley.

Kennewick Messrs. Henley, Case and Nelson Pomeroy City Light System Campbell, Sanford and Henley Portland Mert Dwire

Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Install Officers

Last Friday evening the M W A and R N A lodges installed their officers for the coming year with J T Harrison as the installing officer. A fine supper followed the ceremonies. Royal Neighbors officers include Oracle Mrs Ellis Vice Oracle Mrs Leard Recorder Mrs Baker Receiver Mrs Ruckman Marshal Miss Anderson Inside Sentinel Mrs Boyer. Modern Woodmen officers are Venerable Consul Fred Leard Worthy Advisor Al Fisher Clerk C W Harrison Banker A P Staley Manager A W Tompkins Sentry Wm Curry Watchman Robert Dorothy.

J. T. Harrison Orcle Ellis Leard Baker Ruckman Miss Anderson Inside Sentinel Boyer

Lutheran Services Updated Schedule

English services in the morning at 10 o clock and German services in the afternoon at 2 o'clock are held in the Old School Building.

Poor Woman Wins Fortune From German Estate

Mrs J H Voelker of Moscow Idaho who endured five years of poverty and funded a family feud has been informed by the Berlin supreme court that she won control of Count Frederick Voelkers estate in Marbruck Germany. The share will place her and her daughters in luxury while the title and castle pass to Gustav Voelker the second son.

Spokane J. H. Voelker Moscow Idaho Supreme Court Berlin Frederick Voelker Marbruck Germany

Cuba wreck of Maine sparks call for removal and dredging

Governor Magoon urges immediate steps to remove the Maine wreck in Havana harbor to restore navigation the wreck holding 63 American sailors is called a national reproach. Senator Nelson promotes a bill to repeal the timber and stone act transferring timber lands to the Forest Service and funding roads and schools. Secretary Garfield reports abuse by land agents toward honest entrymen and favors assisting settlers.

Washington Magoon Provisional Government of Cuba United States Maine Havana Harbor Havana Nelson Minnesota Public Lands Committee Forest Service Reclamation Fund General Treasury Fund Garfield Land Office Senator Borah Idaho Interior Department Hitchcock

Los Angeles Hosts Grazing Industry Meeting Event

In Los Angeles California delegates from ranches and livestock interests gather for a three day session of the American National association. Key topics include tariff relations to hides wool and other products and proposed road service with freight cars. Attendees expect resolutions and law proposals on transportation and industry support.

Los Angeles Cal Portance American National Straey City

California Racetrack Bill Prompts Tide of Closures

San Francisco reports rising consternation as California moves to close racetracks amid a statewide anti racing bill. The measure, similar to New York efforts, threatens Emeryville Anita courses and other state fairs. Breeding farms fear a death blow with racing shifting to Nevada or southern California amid looming post passage impacts.

San Francisco Callify Emeryville Anita Courses Sacramento New York California Nevada Fornia

Vote Aid for Mitchell and Gompers at Workers' Convention

Indianapolis reports a resolution to aid Mitchell in his jail case and to fund defense for Gompers and Morrison. The United Workers' Convention approved 2500 to cover defense costs and directed the miners' internal executive board to provide future funds as needed. Spokane plan for irrigation congress to run August 9 to 4 set by officials. Notables invited include Taft, Ford, Pinchot, and Wilson.

Indianapolis Mitchell Washington Wom Messrs Gompers United Workers’ Convention Ident Lewis Gompersell Morrison Spokane Rt St. Louis National Irrigation Congress Kane Staal

Champion skaters from United States to contest in Pittsburgh

Tom tomorrow night the best skaters of the United States will contest in Duquesne dens in this city, the largest skating course in America, for the championship. Chief among the entries is Lamy the 18 year old runner who is the present tour champion. Beehive in Living Rock Caldwell Idaho January witnessed a honey filled hive discovered in a rock bluff near Boise River bridge. The bees had entered the rock through a natural crevice.

Canada Pittsburg United States Aaada Duquesne Dens America Lamy Living Rock Caldwell Idaho Solid Rock É Bluffs Boise River

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