Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Prosser
Public auction scheduled in Prosser Benton County Washington on May 25 1912 for Lot Four Block Two Pr engruber and Whiting's Addition at 11 a m to satisfy judgment of 185 29 plus costs and interest. Property at court house front door Prosser Washington. Deputy Sheriff Forsyth. First publication April 26 1912. Last May 24 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Benton County
St. & Tacoma Lumber Company
Gayman
E. C. Gayman
T. H. Chapman
Prosger
LotFour
Prengruber
Whiting
Washington
Prosser
Wash
HuGu Forsyth
Superior Court of
Ormsby
Fred D. Callahan
Ena Viola Cal
Hannah E. McCabe
John J. Stanford
Bank of Ken- Weick
Corporation of
State of
Ington
Superior Court
Hanty
Ena Viola Callahan
Lnee
EL W. M
Cnce St WU Arter
A. D
Ted
W. R. Manan
Hucu Forsytu
Nettie E. Dolbow
Alma Kelso
Huck Forsyth
Notice of Hearing on Livestock District Creation Benton County
Public notice states a petition signed by at least ten residents requests a livestock free district in portions of sections 7 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 Township 8 North Range 30 E W M Benton County Washington The hearing is set with the Board of County Commissioners at Prosser Court House on Monday June 3 1912 at 11 00 A M Objections may be filed. May 7 1912. By A E Verity Auditor. May 10 May 31.
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Township
Range
Benton County
Washington
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Prosser
N. Range
Columbia River
N. P. Canal
N. W
N. E
Said Canal
S. W
Board of County Commissioners of
A. E. Verity
Petition Seeks Livestock Free District by County Board
A petition signed by at least ten residents requests creating a district within which livestock shall not be run at large. The proposed area follows section and canal boundaries near the Columbia River, with a notice for objections by the Board of County Commissioners from 5:10 to 5:31.
Disease description of pear blight in orchard injury and spread
The report discusses pear blight symptoms and progression in orchards, detailing external signs such as shriveling blossoms and dying twigs, gum exudates, bark and cambium infection, and the development of rough bark. It explains bacterial invasion, tissue staining, and methods to inspect trees, including cutting to reveal fresh bark beneath rough layers.
Silos in Washington State Reported by Extension Dept
The Extension Department of the State College collects silo data from owners across Washington. More than sixty silos are summarized including stave, hoop, concrete and brick types with square silos excluded. Western silos show average costs of 2.20 per ton capacity, with higher costs for smaller capacities and lower costs for larger ones. eastern silos average 2.25 per ton, with costs 2.08 for larger than 45 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the State College
Washington
Resolutions of Condolence From Althea Lodge for Nellie Brown
The Althea Lodge No. 182 I C C F notes the death of Nellie Brown the mother of a member and offers heartfelt sympathy. The lodge expresses hope the loss may be overruled for good and orders copies of the resolutions placed in the minutes and sent to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown
Thin Lodge
Althea Lodge No. 182
Treasury backs three and half cent coin proposals
The Treasury withdraws opposition to new coinage denominations and does not oppose Buckley’s bill for three cent and half cent pieces. Mint Director George Roberts says treasury remains passive if design guarantees distinctiveness. Designs feature scalloped half cent and a small three cent with a center hole like Chinese money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Buckley
Ohio
George Roberts
Mint
Treasury
Census figures show Benton County 1910 women over 21
For readers of the Courier the Hay campaign committee cites census data from Washington. Benton County tallies 1851 women aged twenty one or more. All are white except two Negroes and five Indians. Among whites 1156 are native born of native parents, 407 native born of foreign parents, and 449 foreign born.
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Courier
M. E. Hay
Census Bureau
Washington, D. C
Benton County
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Jerry M. Davis
Kennewick
Lot
Nwy
Will. Meridian
Scott Z. Henderson
U. S
Adolphus A. Edwards
Carl C. Williams
Alfred A. Amon
Harry D. Clodfelter
Nat Coal Land
Florence Rading Graham
Florence Rading
Kiona
Guy H. Pearl
U.S
Werner
Ishington
Lydia Elter
Cora Tucker
Mark Potter
Horse Heaven
Sterling A. Tucker
Tees
Washterling Aucker
Joan H. McDonap
Clarkston
Storland
Stanton
Kennewick Lodge
A. M
F. M. Crosby
W. M
Afton Circle
Women OF Woodcraft
Nina Neibel
Kennewick Lodge No.222
1.C.C.F
E. 8S
McDonald
N. G
R. G. Tripp
W. F. Sonderman
Fin
Eastern Star
O. E.S
Mae Sercombe
W. M. G. H. Shanafelt
Secy
Knights of Pythias
H.f.kennnedy
C. C. J. A. Bellows
K. of
R.&s
A. S. Ryland
Kennewick, Wash
Bank of Kennewick
C. L- Holcomb
Bank A
Hal H. Cole
Nat’ Bank
C. O. Anderson
Lockerby & Kolb
Attorneys-At-Law
Moulton & Henderson
First National Bank
F. M.crosby, M.d.,c.m
I. N. Mueller
Sey Eee
D. S. Progumer
International Bank
Washinton
DR. Rhynsburger
Koontz Hotel
L. G. Spaulding
Emigh-Howe Bld’g
King
Phore
WM. Lewtas
Lilly‘s
Andard
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