Tweedt Receives Endorsement From Idaho County Officials
The Benton county race gains momentum as C. J. Tweedt a Kennewick resident and landholder receives a favorable testimonial from Latah county Idaho leaders who praise his integrity fiscal honesty and fitness for county commissioner. The document lists signers including Axel Ramstadt J J Keane and S Barghoom with Moscow Idaho addresses.
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C. J. Tweedt
Kennewick
Tie
Latah County
Idaho
Tweedt
Benton County
Barghoom
Moscow
H.C. J. Tweedt
Board of
Axel J. Ramstadt
J.J. Keane
J. W. Lieuallen
H. R. Smith
Joli Moore
S. B. H. McOowan
W. G. Barge
Mr. Tweedt
J. R. Collins
Geo. G. Pickett
U. S
Chris A. Hagan
S. Barghoom
Netherland
American Mortgage Bank
Spokane
Kennewick Cemetery Association Holds Regular Meeting
The Kennewick Cemetery Association met Tuesday afternoon with larger attendance than usual. Mrs. M O Klitten was a guest. Daurwood Collins reported as acting superintendent while his father is away. All bills were audited and paid. Plans and committee reports were discussed for future consideration at the November 10 meeting. Mrs. J B Rose acted as secretary in Mrs Fay F Deans absence. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Cemetery Association
G. Garber
M O. Klitten
Daurwood Collins
J. B. Rose
Fay F Dean
Klitten
Registration totals and gains for general election
Registration closed Tuesday October 13 at 39 voters total. Since the September 8 primary 30 more citizens registered. Of the total 247 reside inside town, 147 outside. This is a gain of 5 in two years from 331, with 177 inside and 15 outside previously. The gain percentage is just under 20 percent.
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Tlés
Supreme Court Affirms Primary Law In Full
The court sustained the primary law and rejected challenges to the second choice provision. It held voters retain broad freedom, but nominees must meet thresholds. second primaries may be fruitless with too many candidates. The ruling covers eligibility, party integrity, and reasonable fees for running for office.
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Supreme Court
Coon
W. W. Zent
Secretary of State
O. R. Holcomb
John Mills Seized After Wild River Prowl Near Camp
John Mills a laborer sought work on the railroad and at a west town camp attacked with a butcher knife. He was subdued by six men, fled to the Columbia river, was pulled back to the wagon, examined by Dr. King as insane, then jailed for further commitment to the State Asylum.
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John Mills
Case & Eschbach
Dr. King
Prosser
Time to file campaign expense statements
The supreme court interprets the primary law as allowing a reasonable filing time after the primaries. It urges all candidates who have not filed to submit their campaign expense statements promptly, noting most have done so though some have not.
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Supreme Court
Election officers named for precincts across the district
The report lists election officers for multiple precincts including Carley, Columbia, Expansion, Finley, Horse Heaven, Hover, S Kennewick, Kiona, Paterson, Richland, Wellington and White Bluffs with inspectors and judges. The state treasurer then reported year end receipts for the general fund at $759,745.87 excluding harbor funds and projected school fund interest of about $165,000 for the coming year.
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Carley
N A Ingram
M E Carley
S A Dixon
Columbia
O H Jaeger
J H McFadden
P V Knaub
tInspector
J Atchison
A F Berman
J Ira Hawley
Finley
Fay F Dean
G W Taylor
Lem Heddington
Horse Heaven
Hars Smith
Has Bentley
LT Young
Hover
Fred Cresswell
HS Hughes
J R Helms
S Kennewick
L W Seth
Frank Emigh
W S Haxton
Kiona
W C Warren
A A McAlpin
N Hughes
Paterson
H E Fisher
M € Christian
M W Jacobson
Richland
Harry van Florn
Mills
State Board of Equalization
State Land Office
Treasurer Mills
New Hall and Store Building to Rise in Finley
Finley to gain a public hall and store building measuring 30 by 80 feet two stories high. Construction starts November 1 and seeks completion by early next year at an estimated cost of 3000 dollars. The Finley Investment Co a local stock company will develop the project with local residents as buyers for the stock. Officers include S H Godfrey president O C Retzlaff secretary F E Knautz treasurer. Directors are Henry Carstens Miller A Cooper E S McDonald and H B Nichols.
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Finley
Finley Investment Co
S. H. Godfrey
O. C. Retzlaff
FE. Knautz
Henry Carstens
Miller A. Cooper
E. 5. McDonald
H. B. Nichols
Hybrids Increase Wheat Crop Value in Washington
State College Experiment Station cereal experts report a successful hybrid wheat project. Profs. Lawrence and Severance led four years of work with field trials showing hybrids yield 10 to 25 percent more than standard varieties. Washington grows about 30 million bushels annually, and a 10 percent gain at 60 cents per bushel implies an $1,800,000 increase for growers.
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State of Washington
State College Experiment Station
C. W. Lawrence
George Severance
Agricultural Department
The
College
Severance
Lawrence
Washington
North Coast Opens Office for Winter Work
The North Coast surveyors in charge of N H Bogue set up winter offices north of the Northern Pacific depot on the Otto Hansen tract owned by the company. Minor repairs were made and the site will be used all season to monitor ongoing construction, with a topographer in charge and the office serving as HQ for the right of way department during in locality work.
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North Coast Surveyors
N. H. Bogue
Northern Pacific
Otto Hansen
North Coast
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the Cemetery Association
U. K
Zent
Holcomb
Adams, Benton
Franklin
Studio of Music
Kit C. Gifford
Academeys of
A. C. Kleine
Theo. Bullak
Berlin
A. C. Klein
Fredrick Wieck
Clara Schumann
Carl Hess
King of
Saxony
0. K
Geo. C. Fendler
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Wash
Finley, Wash
Cascade Lumber Co
R. C. Mounsey
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