Kennewick Notes Pride and Prospect in Wayward Town
Poetic tribute to Kennewick praises its desert queen and river scene while local residents arrive and plan. N. C. Bowles returns for a visit as C. E. Lum surveys Kennewick interests. Frank Emigh travels the Sound. Dr. Pallister relocates here. R. Gorsuch and family settle west of town. T. A. Melvin resumes duties July first. R. L. Ballinger builds the townsite's first dwelling in the high corner.
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Frank Emigh
Tacoma
Sound
William Pallister
Butte
T. A. Melvin
N. P
R. L. Ballinger
Ban on whiskers at Spokane dairies prompts uniform shaving
Dairies in and near Spokane order all male workers to remove facial whiskers on alternating days. Thomas S. Griffith of Glen Tana Dairy Farm says the plan, said to originate with Kentucky dairyman J. B. Haggin, could spread nationwide. Dairymen cite sanitary reasons while noting potential staffing and wage challenges, with wages cited between 35 and 45 dollars monthly.
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Glen Tana
J. B. Haggin
Kentucky
Spokane
Farm wealth climbs by 104 million from prior year
The Chicago News notes American farms produced 104 million dollars more wealth last year than the year before. The added value funded purchases such as automobiles, highlighting a strong agricultural economy.
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Chicago News
Summons in Kennewick Justice Court 1911
In Benton County Washington Jesse Taylor is notified of two complaints heard by Justice C Staser. Crab Creek Lumber Co seeks 60 50 for lumber paint and materials. A second case demands 27 7 for goods sold. Both set for July 22 1911 at 10 00 A M.
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Justice Court
C. Staser
Justice of Peace
Kennewick Precinct
Benton County
Washington
Jesse Taylor
State of Washington
D. L. Taylor
Kennewick
Justice of the Peace
C. Stacer
Benton
Crab Creek Lumber Co
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