Professor Thatcher Leaves State College After Twelve Years
The article notes the departure of Professor R. W. Thatcher from the State College of Iowa after twelve years. It emphasizes the impact of his close personal influence on students and staff, regrets at his leaving, and his move to research work in Minnesota while expressing hope for future opportunities and continued collaboration with the state’s agricultural community.
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State of Iowa
Holden
State College of Iowa
Thornber
State College
Thatcher
Washington Agriculturi
Panama Canal
State College and Experiment Station
Minnesota
State of Washington
Red Spider Attacks Berry Fields and Farm Spray Advice
Deputy Fruit Inspector Crossland notes widespread damage from red spider in berry fields. He urges early lime sulphur or Bordeaux spray and presents two methods California mixture and Black leaf mixture, with preparation notes and cautions for effective use.
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Crossland
Bordeaux
California
Flowers Recommended for Kennewick Gardens
Floricultural Society endorses a list from Tacoma Ledger expert for hot dry gardens in September’s grape carnival. Mr Roberts recommends poppies cornflowers snapdragons nasturtiums verbenas rock rose rose of Sharon scabious marigolds salpiglossis mist grass rose of heaven agrostemma coeli rosa viscaria portulaca eschscholtzia California poppy among others. All thrive in heat and drought where many fail.
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Floricultural Society
O. F. Casper
Tacoma Ledger
Roberts
Judge Rudkin Sets World Speed Record in Jury Charge
Federal Judge Frank H. Rudkin is credited by court reporters with the fastest jury charge. In Spokane he delivered 1,904 words in nine minutes extemporaneously in the Leslie Gray vs Oregon Washington Railroad case, with no grammar errors.
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Frank H. Rudkin
Rudkin
Leslie Gray
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Spokane
Care of the Ewes at Lambing Time
A 1913 local notice discusses lambing season work for shepherds, noting night checks and daily labor peak in February to March. It highlights Shropshire sheep as hardy and good mothers, with a May lambing advantage, and records a sale notice for property in Benton County to satisfy a $2336.15 judgment.
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Minnesota
American Agriculturist
J. and
D. J. Campbell
Woodville
Ont
Sheep Flock Care and Lambing Pen Suggestions
A Kentucky shepherd recommends check the flock three to four times daily during lambing season. Build temporary pens in sheds to shelter ewes and newborns, using a four by five foot space per pair. Keep a mother fed and watered, and extend pen time in cold or wet weather to protect lambs.
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Kentucky
Public Land Notice and Sheriff Sale Record Brief
Public notice of final five year proof for Fred G. Peed in Kennewick Washington and witnesses named. Separate sheriff's sale filing in Benton County arising from W S Coville v Columbia White Bluffs Irrigated Orchards and partners, with foreclosure judgment.
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Edinburg Lombard Case
In Benton County Washington the Edinburg Lombard Investment Company Limited sues James F Irvin Anna E Irvin Eva Irvin and others to satisfy a 1913 judgment of 1417 93 against James F Irvin. The sale of SW quarter section 26 township 7 north range 29 east will occur May 24 1918 at Prosser at 10 o clock the sheriff announces. The total due amounts to 1616 53 including interest and costs.
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Prosser
Wash
W. B. Mahan
Hucy Forsyth
State of Washington
Benton County
Edinburg-Lombard Investment Company, Limited
James F. Irvin
Anna E
Irvin
Eva Irvin
Ella A. Irvin
Bert Winter
Boise State Bank, Limited
A. D
Edinburgh Lombard Investment Company, Limited
Court House
W. B. Manan
Foreclosure Suit Over Benton County Lot Bid by C L Holcoms
In Benton County Washington C G Vreeland sues George Batters Ellen Batters W R Lamb Julia Lamb W R Amon and J G Glen and Jane Doe Glen to foreclose a mortgage on Lots 1 and 2 Block 2 Town of Benton now Richland Washington. Defendants are summoned to appear within sixty days after April 1 1913 and answer the complaint and serve a copy to attorney C L Holcoms Kennewick. If they fail judgment will be rendered.
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State of Washington
Benton County
C. G. Vreeland
George Batters
Ellen Batters
W. R. Lamb
Julia Lamb
W. R. Amon
J. G. Glen
Jane Doe Glen
County of Benton
I. Es
Geo
Batters
Washington
Benton
Richland
C. L. Holcoms
P. O
Kennewick
County of
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Royal George
Hamilton Supply CO
R. W. Thatcher
Kennewick Gardens
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Legal Publications
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Fred G. Peed
Elsney
Els Sey
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U. S
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William H. Amon
Alfred C. Amon
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Nat Coal Land
John H. McDonalp
W. S. Coville
William Schoenamsgruber
Lillian Schoenamsgruber
Said
C. Staser
Kennewick, Wash
Lockerby & Kolb
Attorneys-At-Law
Bank of Kennewick
Moulton & Henderson
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F. M. Crosby, M.d.,c.m
I. N. Mueller
King Block
D. S. Brogumer
International Bank
L. G. Spaulding
Emigh-Howe
B. L. Cole
Althea Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Hall
Ona J. Taylor
N.G. Mar Shanafelt
Kennewick Lodge F.&a.m
Ed Angell
Eastern Star
F. L. Watson
W. M
T. J. Wright
Kennewick Lodge NO. 150
Knights of Pythias
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