Types of milk and processing methods in early 20th century guide
The article defines Orchard and Field Certified Milk and related products. It outlines Clarified, Condensed, Evaporated, Electrified, Malted, Modified, Sanitary, Pasteurized, Peptonized, Powdered, and Sterilized Milks with purposes, temperatures, and prep details. It notes premium list availability and a price hint of $500 over 1910 offerings.
Easy Money at Spokane Fair Promises Big Prizes This Year
The 1911 Spokane Interstate Fair premium list shows about 36100 in cash prizes for live stock and agricultural exhibits. Railroads offer reduced exhibit rates and the management provides full guidance, yet only a small percentage of potential locals exhibit. Apple prizes total 1458.50 with notable increases across categories.
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Spokane
Inland Empire
Railroads
Express
Cost of applying water in irrigation on new land
This article explains irrigation costs per acre for first and subsequent years, noting initial expensive needs of one dollar or more per acre, then about sixty cents after ditches settle. It covers labor needs, acre efficiency for grain and alfalfa, hours required, furrow versus ditch systems, and provides detailed cost tallies for clearing, plowing, seeding, irrigation, and harvesting for alfalfa and wheat.
Public Notice Publication Dates Overview
Public notice lists first publication on April 28 1911 and last publication on June 2 1911 for a land related matter not coal. The notice tracks sequential publications across a legal or municipal filing.
Organization forms to promote Washington development
The Washington Development League organized in Seattle draws 188 delegates to an inaugural meeting. Open to all state commercial groups, the league will advertise Washington and distribute follow up inquiries to members. Officers include J W Maxwell of Seattle president Albert Pancoast of Bellingham vice president and Rufus R Wilson of Seattle secretary. An executive committee will meet first in Olympia in July.
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Washington Development League
Seattle
Evergreen
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
The
Commercial Club
J. W. Maxwell
Albert Pancoast
Bellingham
Rufus R. Wilson
Olympia
TRY RICE CULTURE AT WILLAPA HARBOR AREA
Land near Willapa Harbor may soon grow rice with large purchases indicating a shift to rice culture. Experts report soil here is well suited for rice and could yield a product comparable to Texas and Louisiana fields.
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Willapa Harbor
Texas
Louisiana
Big Lumber Order Boosts Puget Sound Mills
Puget Sound and Columbia River mills share a large 12,000,000 foot lumber order for Australian buyers. About half the supply comes from Sound mills. The purchase is expected to improve a dull lumber market.
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Puget Sound
Columbia River
Sound Mills
Executor notices claim against Edgar Cox estate
In Benton County Washington the executor of Edgar Cox deceased invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers at Kennewick residence within one year from this notice to avoid bar. Almyra Cox executor dated May 16 1911 first publication May 12 1911 last publication June 2 1911 Anderson Marshall attorneys for the executor.
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Kathryn Leitch
R. L. Leitch
State of Washington
A. D
Anderson & Marshall Attorneys
P. O
Kennewick
Benton County
Washington
Superior Court
Edgar Cox
Almyra Cox
Anderson & Marshall Attorneys For
Notice of Private Sale of L. P. Martin Estate Real Estate
W C Martin administrator will sell by private sale for cash after May 29 1911 real estate in Benton County Washington including portions of SE quarter of Section 13 Township 9 North Range 28 E W M west of the coulee containing 6 acres NE quarter of NW quarter of the SW quarter of Section 13 Township 9 North Range 28 E W M containing 10 acres Lot 20 in Block 1 Town of Richland Benton County Washington bids in writing may be left at the law offices of C Staser Kennewick or Walter Staser Ritzville or delivered to the administrator Witness May 16 1901 Walter Staser Attorney for Administrator Ritzville Washington First Publication May 19 1911 Last Publication May 26 1911
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Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Adams
L. P. Martin
Adams County
Washington
W.c. Martin
Benton County
Wnt
Coulee
Kennewick
Walter Staser
Ritzville
W. C. Martin
L. Pp. Martin
Walter Straser
Gritman Block
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Kennewick, Washington
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Nepican P
Nsvavins
Sprague
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Columbia Steamboat CO
United States
Pasco
Mountain Gem
Wahluke
White Bluffs
Hanford
St. Mountain Gem
Priest Rapids
H.R. Wieber
P. O. Box
WM. Lewtas
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Kennewick, Wash
Robt
H. Cosgrove
Sec’y
Hatton Block
Wash
van Norsdall
Olmsted
Northern Pac. Irrigation Co
Kennewick Lodge
A. H. Richards
W. M
A. W. Tompkins
Sect
Afton Circle
Women OF Woodcraft
Sadie Conway
Guardian
Masonic Hall
O. F. Kennewick Lodge
C.F. Hall Visiitee Brothers
Eastern Star
O. E.S
Emile E. Shanafelt
W. M. Cora Sercombe
Secy
Knights of Pythias
A. R. Gardner
Holcomb
K. R&s
State of
Washngton
Benton
Elvin Harris Wright
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Leo Gleason
Kiona
Township
F. J. Coad
U. S
Pasco, Wash
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L. T. Young
S. A. Tucker
Robert French
Kiena
John H. McDonald
Register
Kennewick Undertaking Co
H. A. Howe
Mgr
C. V. Delepine
Emigh-Howe Bldg
Marshall
Fechter
C. L Holcomb
Hal H. Cole
Nat’ Bank
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Ernest L. Kolb
Emigh-Howe B’lding
Kennewieh, Wash
Moulton & Henderson
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J. W. Kelley M.D
C.M
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Yakima Street
D. S. Progumer
International Bank
Washinton
DR. Rhynsburger Osteopath
Hotel Koentz
D. Walter
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Prosser, Wash