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22 Mar 1907
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Kennewick Courier in Kennewick, Washington
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
1
Orchard Guidelines from Fat Inset Speaker on Tree Care
Fat Inset speaker I D Lape urges proper orchard practices in Benton County Washington. He stresses deep plowing irrigation and proper root trimming. He warns against leaving cut twigs, advises shade trees not breeding insects, and notes risks from peach twig moth and pear blight. He cites spraying calendars from Pullman Experiment Station and highlights high potential yields per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat
Yakima Valley
Pullman Wash
Washington Commission Law Tightens License and Bonds
The Washington Commission Law requires a $10 license fee and a $5,000 bond for commission business. It mandates reporting unsold goods, sets ten day remittance after sale, and allows revocation of licenses for dishonesty. The act aims to protect merchants and growers, with county inspectors to guide proper methods. Introduced by Senator W H Paulhamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commission
W H. Paulhamus
Spring supply of seeds arrives at office
The spring seed stock is received at the office through the kindness of Congressman W. J. Jones. For a short time the office also serves as quarters for Feeds and Seeds. Come in and get your seeds for early garden planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con-gressman
W. J. Jones
Mrs. W. S. Jenkins Recovers After Surgery
W S Jenkins county auditor traveled from Spokane to Prosser Monday amid warm greetings bringing the news that Mrs Jenkins is out of danger and assured of recovery after surgery at Sacred Heart hospital. Two large abscesses near the appendix were opened and though weak she is expected to recover in a few weeks. The baby daughter is healthy and thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.s.jenkins
Spokane
Prosser
Mrs. Jenkins
Officials aboard train with four private cars on west trip
An official train carrying four private cars passed through west Saturday afternoon. Onboard were General Manager H. J. Horn of St Paul Assistant General Superintendent B. E. Palmer of Tacoma Division Superintendent A. Beamer of Spokane J. T. DeForce soon to be division superintendent Spokane Ellensburg Pasco J Shavon trainmaster Pasco DeForce prepares to take his new post May 1, after 12 years with the company in Spokane. Found a saddle owner may recover by identifying and paying for this notice. Van Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
H. J. Horn
St. Paul
B. E Palmer
Tacoma
A. Beamer
Spokane
J. T. DeForce
Ellensburg
Pasco
J. Shavon
DeForce
Benton County Assessor Sets 60 Percent Valuation Schedule
Benton County assessor S C Cronks and deputies begin county wide property assessments using 60 percent of cash value as basis. The schedule lists values for cows, sheep, hogs, horses, cattle, grain and hay with various per unit or per ton rates, signaling a large anticipated tax increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Cronks
Benton County
Wheat Prospects Improved by Rains Across Regions
Rainfall and showers have sustained through Sunday with red wheat showing good prospects while bluestem suffers some freezing damage. Farmers note spring wheat seeding is underway and acreage is expected to rise significantly as fields turn.
County Commissioners Meet at Prosser in March 1907
The Benton County Board met March 4 and 5 at Prosser with all members present. Several license and plat applications were approved or denied, including a saloon license for Kiona and the Knob Hill plat for Kennewick. The board authorized salaries, bids for county printing, and road and bridge work, with appointments for justice of the peace, constables, and other officers. Budget items included tax refunds, road work rates, and a review of relief road right of way claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Prosser
J H Carr
C Reed
Kiona
Kennedy
H. A. Hover
James Crowell
Knob Hill
Kennewick
T H Wilson
Benton County
Washington
John Wiles
Court House
Beventh and Stacey
Lloyd H Peckenpaugh
LD. Lape
Ll. F. Sampson
Wash
G W. Freld
Rattlesnake
Geo. F Richardson
Amy K. Harvey
Joe Campbell
Yakima River
Wash Hettinger
Card of Thanks for Theodore Fendler
The family thanks friends for sympathy and aid during their sorrow and funeral of Theodore Fendler. Special thanks to Rev. Smith and the Presbyterian church choir ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Fendler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Smith
The
Presbyterian Church
Geo. C. Fendler
Reception for Parson's Family Return Home
Mrs. T. H. Dry and Miss Bess Dry returned from a month in North Yakima and nearby valleys. Rev. Dry greeted them at Kennewick as town folks gave a royal welcome home with games, luncheon, and continuous merriment at the parsonage hosted by Mr and Mrs. F. E. G. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Dry
Bess Dry
North Yakima
Kennewick
Rev. Dry
FE. G. Cox
News Notes from Down The Line
W G Rogers paymaster for Wren and Greenough travels from Hover paying about 400 men on the Columbia and 250 on Snake River in later rounds He reports the Columbia to Expansion contract will finish by June 1 and the Ainsworth office moves on the 26 Jacob Bloch cashier seeks treatment in Spokane for varicose veins and will return this week Men leave or transfer as work finishes at various Suakeiver points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Rogers
Wren & Greenough
Hover
Columbia
Snake River
Ainsworth
Jacob Bloch
Spokane
The Jubilee Singers delight crowd in Friday show
The Jubilee Singers drew a crowded house Friday night with a spirited program. Soloists Mr Crabbe the basso and Mr Johnson impressed, while Mr Williams provided comic stunts including steam calliope maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viui
Ginger
Crabbe
Williams
Mr. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan
HAM
Stlow. Rench
Yakima
Erry
Ndotte
E. Egeh
I. D. Lape
Ashington
Washington Commission Law
W. S. Jenkins
van Martin
Holliaster
Rocky Mountain
Columbia Pharmacy
R A Calkin
F H Gloyd
J W Carey
Geo L Finn
Josah Burchett Et al
North Prosser
WA Kelso
WC Warren
Kiowa
W A Kelso
MH D Ryrie
Parson
the Singers
Mimosa North Star
Vici Kid Mayer
Gibson
Tnowns
Buster Brown
W. G King & Son
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