Sheriff Sale Notices in Benton County Washington 1912
Notice of two sheriff sales by the Superior Court of Washington Benton County. Case 1269 lists Westavian American Bank Spokane as plaintiff against Kelso Brothers Company and Nettie E Dolbow with a judgment of 106000 dollars and sale set for June 29 1912 at Prosser Court House. Case 1270 involves another Spokane bank against Dolbow and Robertson with identical sale terms and price, scheduled for June 29 1912 at 1 30 PM at Prosser Court House.
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State of
Ington
Benton County
Westavian American Bank of Spokane
Superior Court
State of Washington
Prosger
A. D
Scandinavian American Bank of Spokane
Kelso Brothers Company
Tate
Washington
Prosser
Wash
W. R. Manan
Huey Forsyth
Inavian American Bank of Spokane
Superior Court of
Inavian American Bank of Spee
Rethers Company
Boperty
Township
HuGu Forsyth
Chas. H. Putnam
Margaret E. Putnam
Margaret E Putnam
H. A. Howe
C. Staser
Justice of the Peace
A. Lockersy & Koup
Boosting Washington by Northern Pacific Railway Ad
The Northern Pacific Railway promotes Washington in a wide circulated farm and rural publication campaign reaching millions in the middle west and east. Large display ads highlight agricultural, industrial advantages and opportunities for farmers, businessmen, and investors to generate strong inquiries and big results.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Washington
Middle West
United States
Northern Pacific Campaign Markets Washington Homeseekers
Northern Pacific Railway launches a sweeping advertising drive to promote Washington state. Homeseekers fares to all points in the state are valid on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Officials expect the campaign will attract many potential settlers suited to developing the state's lands.
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Washington
Northern Pacific
Afton Circle
Women OF Woodcraft
Masonic Hall
Oregon-Washington to Build Genesee Idaho Line
The Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation company will finance a $600,000 25 mile extension from Moscow to Genesee Idaho. Construction starts in June with operation planned for the fall wheat season. A new tariff post July 1 sets excess baggage charges and acceptance limits, signaling push for express business. John Tornow remains at large, eluding a multi-month posse in Chehalis County. The White Bluffs branch final right of way was purchased from James W. Spahr on the Spahr homestead upriver.
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Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Moscow
Genesee
Idaho
Inland Empire
Hill Lines
Northern Pacific
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
O-W. R & N. Railroad
Public Service Commission
White Bluffs
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
James W. Spahr
Spahr
Tent caterpillar control tips for orchards and coops
Washington researchers describe two tent caterpillar species in orchards and the methods to control them. Egg masses may be destroyed in early spring, tents burned, or branches sprayed with arsenical compounds. Greenhouse and poultry tips include lice control on chicks with grease and insect powders, plus coop sanitation and whitewash enhancements.
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Washington
State Experiment Station
Hot Weather Chicks Feed and Care Tips
Advice for rearers to extend hatching into July to reach targets. Emphasizes avoiding heating feeds and corn heavy diets. Stresses small, frequent meals, prompt removal of uneaten food, frequent relocation of brood coops, and clean coop floors to prevent illness.
Potatoes in Washington State Agriculture Note
Washington ranks third in potato production with 160 bushels per acre average in 1911 and December prices at 68 cents per bushel yielding about 109 dollars per acre. Despite profits, only 59 000 acres are planted and the article urges coordinated effort to create permanent markets for a transformation similar to wheat and other staples.
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Washington
Whitman College Commencement Opens in Walla Walla
The thirtieth annual commencement exercises of Whitman College begin today in Walla Walla and run through next Wednesday. Wheat crop prospects in Horse Heaven and Snake River lands estimate 250000 bushels with yields from 10 to 25 bushels per acre, plus an already abundant strawberry harvest boosting regional wealth.
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Whitman College
Walla Walla
University of Washington to Teach Agriculture This Summer
The University of Washington will offer four elementary agriculture courses for high school and grade school teachers this summer starting June 24. Instructors include John W. Hotson and Ronald E. Chapman with topics on farm homes, school and home gardens, soils and crops, and general horticulture. Each week will feature a discussion round table.
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State Agricultural College
Frederick A. Osborn
John W. Hotson
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Kelso Brothers Company, A Corporation
Nettie E. Dolbow
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Benton
Justice of the Gace
HA. Howe
W. R. & N. Company
Genesee, Idaho
John Tornow
Chehalis
Tornow
Olympic Peninsula
Stanton’s
Kennewick
Spokane
Seattle
State University
University of Washington
Agricul
Harness Shop
F. F. Beste
Haydon
Kennewick’s Printers
C.L. Hol
Lawye
Bank of No Publ
Wan
Hal H. Cole
Old National Bank
Kennewick, Wash
Lockerby & Kolb
Attorneys-At-Law
Bank of Kennewick
Moulton & Henderson
First National Bank
F. M. Crosby, M.D
C.M
I. N. Mueller
King Blot
D. S. Brogumer
International Bank
DR. Rhynsburger
Osteopath
Koontz Hotel
L. G. Spaulding
Offiges
Emigh-Howe
C. V. Delepine
King Block
Kennewick Lodge F.&a.m
F. M. Crosby
W. M. J. E. Webb
See’y
Nina Niebel
G. N
Alice Pike
Kennewick Lodge No
E. S. McDonald
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R. G. Tripp
Sec
W. F. Sonderman
Fin
Eastern Star
Mae Sercombe
W. M. G. H. Shanafelt
Secy
Kennewick Lodge NO. 150
Knights of Pythias
A. Bellows
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