The Columbia River Early Fruit Belt Named
Homeseeker reports farmers along the Columbia river have chosen The Columbia River Early Fruit Belt as the region’s new name centered on Kennewick. The piece notes the Columbia valley already outproduces Southern California in several fruits and holds market advantages, with Kennewick’s produce praised as world class.
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Columbia River
Kennewick
California
Northwest
Washington
Columbia River Valley
Columbu River
Church notices and funeral thanks from Kennewick area
Baptist Rev C J Edge to preach Sunday November 5 at Kennewick and Prosser with residence in Kennewick. Congregational hearse Snape topic Lowe morning and Value of a Soul evening. Frank Thornton reports Yakima Association. German Lutheran service Sunday 3 pm Congregational church Rev Herman Bohl. Methodist Episcopal Rev J T Wood to preach morning and evening. Thanks to Kennewick friends of Joseph Holzhey for floral tributes and aid after death. from his siblings in Denova Kansas.
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C. J. Edge
The
Baptist Church
Edge
Prosser
Kennewick
Congregational
Snape
Lowe
Frank Thornton
Yakima Association
Congregational Church
Herman Bohl
North Yakima
Methodist Episcopal
J. T. Wood
Joseph Holzhey
Joseph
Badena
Kansas
Son
C. B. Quillen
Johnny Clark
Hedger
Eva Matthews
Istill
O ' Graves
A Case
A. R. Work
C. B
Passenger Trains Resume Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow
Passenger trains resume service with No 15 running tonight through to the Sound and Nos 3 1. The service will revert to former schedules and continue tomorrow on the same pattern.
Local notes from Grandview and surrounding area
Grandview week includes travel plans for Mrs Harris and Mrs Helm to Spokane for holidays. Community updates mention a cow lost in high winds, multiple visits and illnesses, typhoid concerns, and local election successes.
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Eliga Straub
Mable Kramer
Harris
Tein
Spokane rate fight cited as benefit to Inland Empire
The Spokane rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission is urged as beneficial to Inland Empire consumers and businesses. Portland and Seattle jobbers oppose, arguing inland towns would gain through Spokane led price reductions, while coast sellers would be forced to lower prices to remain competitive. The Spokane position is backed by Inland Empire retailers and consumers, per the Spokesman.
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Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wee
Jbbing
Inland Empire
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Outfitters
the Kennewick Abstract
Fay F. Dean
Benton County
Kennewick, Washington
Kennewick Transfer Co
Drug and Express
Menhinick
Hanson-Rich Investment CO
Kennewick, Wash
D. W. McCoy
Anderson
French
A. B. French
A. Bell
Credi
Gevurtz Furniture Company
First St. Portland
G. D. Hunter
Tam
Yakima
Chamberlain
Columbia Pharmacy
Kennewick Courier
Lauren W. Soth
Courier
Second St
Wash
Grandview
A. Case
Buckley
W.S. Matthews
Yakima Valley
Neta Quillen
Dorr Parkins
Lapwai
Idaho
F. W. Quilen
Kiowast
F.W. Quillen
Mr. Moffit
Clackamas, Ore
Anna Goff
W. C. Travis
Clark
Carl Vertrees
Aine
Boston
R. H. Anderson
Hawes & Schoch
QO. K. Soda Bottling Works
Geo. C. Fendler, Prop
L. R. Whitelock, Jeweler
Kolb’s
Valley Barn and Dray Line
E. W. Kitt
Proprietor
Park Tinge
Ay Autro Vick
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