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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
Apples lightly fed with dry ration add variety and succulence without harming milk production. Vermin in chicken houses are best prevented by good lighting ventilation and sun. dusting with Persian insect powder and whitewash while roosts and nest boxes are treated. Field peas as green manure require July or August sowing. alfalfa cannot fully replace bran but can sustain cows without milk.
Anna Huntington a tenth grade pupil from Yoncalla Oregon won a Salem merchant prize for raising the most live chickens by June 1. From Jan 1 to June 1 she reared 294 chicks of Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns without losing a single bird.
The column traces politicians and kin across the era, noting James E. Martine’s repeated losses before victory, Lee S. Overman’s North Carolina lineage, Borah’s near Supreme Court fate, Kenyon’s switch from rail counsel to antitrust work, Poindexter’s spelling bee miss, Swanson’s long tenure, Prouty’s failed North Dakota growth, and a zoological note on sperm whale teeth and feeding in warm currents.
Lucy A. Richardson as administratrix petitioned Benton County Washington court to authorize mortgaging the west half of Tract E Menhinicks Addition Kennewick to Pacific Building & Loan Assn for 1000 dollars over eight years to pay existing mortgage taxes and assessments. A hearing is set for July 26 1913 before Court Commissioner Andrew Brown in Prosser Washington.
Creditors and others with claims against Charlotte Hudnall late of Benton County Washington must present vouchers to N Hudnall administrator at Crab Creek Lumber Co Kennewick within one year from first publication June 18 1913 or claims will be barred. Also notice of public land filing by Carl J Sickels Kennewick Washington filed May 29 1913 with hearing July 12 1913 witnesses named from Kennewick and McDonald Register HN H McDonald.
Notice is given that on Saturday the 28th day of [month missing] 1913 a sheriff sale will occur in Benton County Washington under a foreclosing execution. Plaintiffs Isaac H Darling and Janet Darling sue defendants including Charles F Lott Minnie M Lott First National Bank Richland Nursery Cascade Lumber and others for 699.17 plus costs. Property to be sold is Lot 3 of Lotts Highland Orchard Tracts within Township 9 North Range 29 East W M.
On June 1913 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon I will sell the described property to satisfy judgment costs and interest totaling 782.95. The sale is at the front door of the Court House in Prosser for cash to the highest bidder. Sheriff Wet B acute and Deputy Forsyth issue the notice dated May 29 1913.
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