Land transfers and patents in Kennewick Gardens area
Eastern Benton County records list multiple War Deeds and Patents from 9th to 14th, including transfers to Warren M Scottetax John Bernath and Wallis Williams et ux. Properties span Kennewick Gardens Lots 1-2, Sec 4-7-29 and 8-8-30, with acreage from 2.38 to 320 acres and values from 1,247.50 to 350,000 dollars, plus water rights and Desert Lands patents issued by the U S.
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Benton County
Kennewick Abstract Co
Navy
Warren M. Scottet
John Bernath
Sey
Nwy
H J McNeel
North Coast
Kennewick Gardens
Wallis B Williams
Northern Pacific Irrig. Co
Jacob B Reese
J W Shore
John H Knapp
Ney
J J Coxetux
Alfred Paulson
The
John M Howelletux
Theodore Kirchner
Nex
Mary E. Cantril
NPI. Co
Newman Kline
Harry KR Wibber
B Peck
CC Holmes
MA Dwire Et al
Woolly Aphis Threatens Apple Orchards This Season
J M Brown Special Horticultural Inspector warns that woolly aphis has appeared in apple orchards in large numbers. The pests cling to twigs and knots and can spread to roots if not sprayed. Use black leaf solution one gallon to fifty gallons water to exterminate the cottony insects.
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J. M. Brown
President to remove Seattle postmaster amid campaign charge probe
Washington November 11 The Postmaster General says the President will remove George M Stewart postmaster of Seattle following an investigation into charges that he solicited campaign contributions The records show the Seattle postal service has been unsatisfactory
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Washington
Postmaster-General Today
George M. Stewart
Seattle
Wash
Post Office Department
Rumor of Chancellorship for W J Bryan at Nebraska University
Lincoln Nebraska November 10 news item notes a possible tender of the chancellorship of the University of Nebraska to W J Bryan. It cites the vacancy created January 1 by Dr E Benjamin Andrews resignation and mentions the Republican board of regents and potential political considerations.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
E. Benjamin Andrews
Board of Regents
Bryan
Milwaukee Rail Service Delivers Rosalia to Othello Route
Milwaukee launches regular 150 mile train link from Rosalia to Othello with northbound and southbound schedules via Lind. Trains depart 9 30 a m on Mon Wed Fri east to Rosalia and 9 a m Mon Wed Sat west to Othello, plus a Beverly bound run to the Columbia River that day. H E Lawson of Hustler Ranch sells all personal property to A M Stamfrellcher and plans Nome City Alaska departure next spring. he holds a one fourth share in Cape Nome Gold Mining Co paying 10 percent dividends. Feb 1 1909.
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Milwaukee
Rosalia
Othello
Lind
Beverly
Columbia River
H. E Lawson
Hustler
Kennewick
A. M. Stamfrellcher
Nome City
Alaska
Cape Nome Gold Mining Co
Market prices for grains and staples in regional regions
Wheat prices list Club 88c red Russian 86c bluestem 93c Valley 91c Barley feed 26 rolled 27 Oats No 1 white 31 gray 30 Hay Timothy Willamette Valley fancy 15 ordinary 12 East ern Oregon mixed 16 fancy 17 50 alfalfa 12 Butter Extra 35c fancy 33c choice 27c store 18c Eggs Extra 35 38c Eastern 28 32c Hops 1908 choice 8 7c prime 7 7c medium 5 6c 1907 3 4c Wool Valley 14 15c wh Eastern Oregon 8 1æ6c shrinkage Mohair Choice 18 19c
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Timothy
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Wool—Valley
Washington
Puget Sound
Eastern
Market Prices For Grains Livestock And Dairy
Wheat and hay prices listed with regional variations. Butter and eggs quoted by producers in Washington Oregon and local markets with per pound and per dozen figures. The apparent snapshot shows commodities including oats barley and alfalfa with specified price ranges.
Kern Enters Indiana Senate Race After Vice Presidential Loss
Indianapolis Nov 9 John W Kern former vice presidential candidate declares candidacy for the United States Senate to replace James A Hemenway as Indiana's legislature remains Democratic on joint ballot by a margin of 12.
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Indianapolis
John W. Kern
United States
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Notable deaths and world events in brief
Victorien Sardou dies in Paris after a long illness. World cotton production for mill use in the year ending Aug 31, 1908 rose 2 380 000 bales from the prior year. Frank Martin case dismissal ends Southern Idaho timber fraud chapter. Charles W Morse sentenced to 15 years for wrecking the National Bank of North America. General J Warren Kiefer seeks Ohio Senate seat. Mrs Caroline W Schmitz dies in San Francisco at 80, born in Ireland. British battleship Invincible may reach 30 knots under full power. Professor Edwin Emerson dies in Tokio at 1822 birth. Komura instructs governors to curb Japanese emigration to America and Hawaii, promote to Peru and Brazil. Bengali attempts assassination of Sir Andrew Fraser fail for third time since 1898.
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Frank Martin
Idaho
Charles W. Morse
National Bank of North America
New York
Atlanta
J. Warren Kiefer
Federal House
United States
Foraker
Ohio
Caroline W. Schmitz
Eugene E. Schmitz
San Francisco
Schmitz
Ireland
Invincible
Edwin Emerson
Tokio
Noah Webster
Komura
America
Hawaii
Peru
Brazil
Andrew Henderson Leith Fraser
Bengal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Emigh
City Property
P.O
H. M. Ashbaugh & Company
J. F. Shafer
Sohnston
Blacksmith
A.B. French
Kelso Bros
Glen Holman
N PI. Co’s
M C Arehart
Palmeter
Richland
Henri Delepine
C R Delepine
Jennie Cooper Kennett
U. S
Charles M Bently
W M
U.S
Benjamin F. Knapp
Althea P Rosencrans
U S
Earnest A. Ferrell
Aphis
Milwaukee Train Service
Portland Markets
Congress
Victorien Sardou
Paris
Thera
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