Kennewick Bridge Drive Rallies to Fund 50 000
The Kennewick bridge campaign gathers momentum with a target of fifty thousand dollars. Leaders including E W Trenbath and M J Carrigan urge rapid action, staging rallies in Ellensburg and Yakima and setting a city hall meeting for Saturday to organize subcommittees across wards and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River Bridge
E. W. Trenbath
Yellowstone Trail Association
Trenbath
Toppenish
Yakima
Ellensburg
A. R. Gardner
Minneapolis
M. J. Carrigan
Seattle
Carrigan
Kennewick
General Committee
F. M. Crosby
B. F. Neal
Sam Coull
W. E. Koontz
Second Street
Second
H. W. Desgranges
H. R. Vibber
B. E. Reser
Guy Haydon
A. J. Copeland
C. Tillery
PJ. Murphy
W. H. Mather
A. F. Brown
H. H. Davis
I. N. Mueller
L. F. Lemon
George D. Peters
R. L. Banta
F. A. Dunlap
Gus Neuman
C. F. Winkenwerder
Geo. Hartje
Kennewick Gardens
D. J. Reinhart
Ingwall Smith
D. J. Cranmer
T. W. Payne
Jay Perry
Kennewick Valley
H. N. Anderson
Emil Albrecht
W. H. Witt
R. A. Oliver
Ed Montgomery
South Ken
Kennewick Band Plans Early Public Concert
Kennewick's band has received new music and all members are urged to attend every rehearsal. The group is making rapid progress and a public concert is likely at an early date.
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Kennewick
Yakima Delegation Backs Two Grade Pack and Jonathans Return
The Yakima Valley district grade and pack conference voted 17 to 5 to support a two grade pack at Spokane meetings. Delegates also favored retaining the extra fancy grade and left the second grade definition for later discussion. Chas H Swigart and J Howard Wright were chosen as chairman and secretary.
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Yakima Valley
Spokane
Jonathan
Yakima
Commercial Club Rooms
Chas. H. Swigart
J. Howard Wright
City Clerk Contest Budgets as Only Ballot Option Remains
Mrs. M. E. Soth withdraws from city clerk race leaving no official nominee on the ballot. Judge C. Staser and R. Gilcrist now seek the post. voters must write in or use stickers. Citizens ticket stands with no vacancy plan. election centers on the city clerk post. Mayor H. W. Desgranges and others listed on the primaries ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Soth
C. Staser
R. Gilcrist
Citizens Ticket
Citizens Party
H. W. Desgranges
J. W. Vickers
Guy J. Haydon
E. Tweet
C. F. Winkenwerder
W. G. King
Busy Week for Bulgin Lewis Party in Kennewick
Special correspondent reports a packed religious week led by Mr. Lewis and Dr. Bulgin. Afternoon lectures and evening chautauqua events animate the tabernacle with concerts, magical demonstrations, and civic support, including a $1,000 hospital room dedication and a bridge party. Local churches host simultaneous Sunday meetings on themes of wine and gambling, broken homes, and Christian youth outreach.
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Lewis
Sunshine
the Tabernacle
Kennewick
Tabernacle
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Bulgin
Klittens Lease Hotel Kennewick to Mrs Stewart
The Kennewick hotel changes hands with Mrs E M Stewart taking a five year lease on the furnishings and three floors while the owners retain control of the remainder and the dining room stays leased to W H Emerson. Mr and Mrs Klitten keep rooms and plan to live in the hotel assisting Stewart to raise the standard.
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Hotel
Kennewick
M. O. Klitten
E. M. Stewart
Tennessee
Physicians urge public hospital at Kennewick council luncheon
Four local physicians at a Commercial club luncheon urged forming a community run public hospital not limited to any doctor. Dr. Spaulding led the push for moral support and independent management, praising past efforts by Miss McGregor and Mrs. Bratton. A committee was authorized to study the hospital situation, with delays awaiting President Trenbath’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
L. G. Spaulding
Bartlett
Highlands
Crosby
Hopper
Keniiewick Hospital
Dr. Spauldheed
Dr. Spaulding
Spaulding
Tullar
McGregor
Bratton
E. W. Trenbath
Woman’s Club
Drill Starts Again at Attalia Well in Oil Hunt
Reports say Columbia Basin Oil drillers subdued water flow in the Attalia well after several packer tests and cement attempts. By four pm water had been lowered 400 feet and crew hoped to resume drilling overnight while observers reported possible gas and oil but no confirmation of commercially paying quantities yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Basin Oil Company
Attalia
S. J. Coull
W. R. Crawford
Attalia Oil Company
Kennebunk hotel to enlarge to meet demand
The proprietors state the current capacity cannot continue to meet demand as sold out shows every night. They admit no definite plans exist yet but intend to develop a large hotel project as soon as business conditions warrant.
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Kennewick
Miss Sholty to Visit Several State Schools for Aid
Miss Myrtle Sholty, extension division advisor at Ellensburg State Normal School, will spend Monday in Kiona, Tuesday in Richland, and the rest of the week in Kennewick assisting local teachers. President Black has received many letters of appreciation from schools across the state for her valuable aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Sholty
Ellensburg State Normal School
Kiona
Richland
Kennewick
Black
the Normal School
Sholty
Commercial club to elect officers on December 16
President E. W. Trenbath set the date for the annual Commercial club election for the evening of December 16. The meeting, likely in the American Legion rooms, had been postponed from Wednesday's luncheon to an evening session to be fixed by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
E. W. Trenbath
American Legion
Bulgin Boosts Bridge Project At Community Meeting
Dr Ellwood J Bulgin backed the Columbia River bridge effort during a tabernacle gathering of about 1500. E W Trenbath led supporters including 200 farmers, business and professional men as M J Carrigan warned that the Carlyon bill failure shifts focus to state highway campaigns and a trans state route from the coast to the Idaho line.
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Ellwood J. Bulgin
Kingdom of God
E. W. Trenbath
Columbia River Bridge
Tabernacle
Bridge Committee
Trenbath
M. J. Carrigan
Good Roads Committee
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Spokane
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Bridge Drive
Big Street Sign Board
Columbia River
Pasco
United
Gilcrist and
Staser
Gin
Dr. Bulgin
Rs. Bulgin
L. E. Johnson
Beatrice Sherk
Mrs. Lewis
Mickie
Suerloge
Wener
Kennewick Hospital
Attalia Well
Columbia Basin
CLUB
Yellowstone
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