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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
3
The article explains how to balance feed for growth eggs and fattening, stressing maintenance needs, mixing grains like corn oats wheat and byproducts, and using succulents, silage, and minerals. It covers feeding young chicks, egg production strategies, water, grit, bone meal, and methods to fatten cockerels for higher market value.
Sunday services listed for multiple churches with morning and evening worships and bible study. Local notices include livestock pasture for rent, incubator for sale, bakery items, found key, shoe repair, clothing ad, alfalfa land for sale, and rooming house for sale in Kennewick and North Yakima areas. Other items invite readers to consult Omar W. Rich Inv Co and P. C. Palmer.
Rev H T Murray preaches at 11 am on The Man without a religion and 7:30 pm, with S S at 10 am and C E at 7 pm. W L Rowan leads Sunday services at 10 am Sunday School and 11 am and 7:30 pm preachings. All invited.
Services held monthly at G. J. Henneberry residence until a church is built. Sunday School at Mrs. J. Hawkins residence with Rev. Father E. Frederick of St. Patrick's Pasco in charge. Episcopal organs listed with C. W. DuBois as rector. Found items include jewelry and medical ad claims. Wheat land for sale near Pasco, 30 bushels per acre, $11-$15 per acre. Chamberlain remedies and seed potato sale announced by local firms.
A land buyer was told this week that no fruit trees could be planted under the Kennewick Canal. The speaker warned that all trees must be dug up and the land planted to alfalfa or vegetables or possibly some berries, as the fruit trees would never bear fruit.
The Northwest’s prime lands are said to lie under the Kennewick Canal, with tree fruits berries vegetables and alfalfa. Improved Columbia River properties are expected to double in value and repay quickly through crops, making now the right time to buy.
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