Two Grades of Apples Favored in Yakima Meeting
Yakima Benton and Spokane delegates plan to unify for elimination of the C Grade and standard pack to two grades fancy and extra fancy. A Yakima center authorized a committee to confer with Spokane and Wenatchee on grade changes amid calls for higher tolerance and removal of C grade to boost Washington apple quality standards.
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Yakima
Benton
Spokane
Washington
Gates
C. H H. Swigart
Yaima
Walla Walla Seis
J. W. Vickers
Sokane
Wenatchee
Vickers
Washington C
Fedral Department of Inspection
Seattle
Northwest
Federal Department
Sewing expert Miss Maud Wilson to visit county
Miss Maud Wilson a clothing specialist and state extension service official will visit the county Thursday to meet project leaders in clothing. She proposes 10 30 or 11 30 am gathering at the agricultural office with lunch to speed progress. Additional sessions cover garment finishing decorative stitches and remodeling clothing with a dress form planning and cutting.
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Maud Wilson
We Thank You For Cooperation From Kennewick Business Girls
The Kennewick Business Girls thank the paper and its readers for the cooperation and publicity. They express pleasure in reciprocating any time and appreciate the support received through the newspaper.
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Kennewick Business Girls P. S
Scottish Rite Degrees Conferred at Kehneéewick Lodge
Kehneéewick Lodge of Perfection conferred the fourth and fifth Scottish Rite degrees on a class of candidates Tuesday evening.
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Kehneéewick Lodge of Perfection
Business Girls Show Winner at Liberty Night
The Kenne wick Business Girls club delivered an outstanding Liberty Monday night performance packed theatre. Mrs Rodgers Miss Harvey and Camp Fire Girls opened with Sun Worshippers tribute and Indian scene. The La Carmen act by Mrs Lemon and six Spanish dancing girls drew big applause. Net proceeds fund club room improvements in the Telephone building.
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Kennewick Business Girls Club
Talon
Wing
E. O. Klinge
Brunn
Christmas Seals Sold By Minute Women In Kennewick
The Minute Women lead this year’s Christmas seal drive to fund tuberculosis prevention through state and county associations. Kennewick assigns a quota of 10 000 stamps, distributed to local shops for shoppers to request. Miss Dorothy Bowles visited Pasco on Wednesday.
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Kennewick
L. Banta
Minte
See Men
Kennewick High Football Crowned Yakima Valley Champs
The Yakima Valley Athletic Association declares Kennewick High School the valley champions after forfeiture of the Kennewick Yakima game. Kennewick won all five valley games this season without allowing a score and totaled 98 points against opponents. Key players returning next year include eight lettermen with Hawkins Soward and Frazier in the backfield. A large community effort aided the team with business support and a no host dinner hosted by the Byrd family.
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Ronald Warnock
Yakima Valley Athletic Association
Kennewick
Yakima
Kralowec
Re. Waldorf
Waldorf
Les Bass
Bass
Yakima Valley
Irl Halliday
Irl
Halliday
Hawkins
Soward
Frazier
Congress
U. S. Reclamation Service
Yakima Project
Rimrock
Kennewick High
J. L. Lyter
Dr D D MacLaurin to Speak at Spokane Church Anniversary
Dr. D D MacLaurin has accepted an invitation to take part in the program Sunday at First Baptist Church Spokane celebrating the church's 40th anniversary. Rev Mr Cheney of Pasco will preach at the Congregational church Sunday.
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D. D. MacLaurin
First Baptist Church
Spokane
Mr. Cheney of
Pasco
Congregational Church
Sun
Growers Discuss Union Plan For Early Crops
Growers of strawberries asparagus and early potatoes met in the Legion hall to discuss reorganizing the Marketing Union or similar association. Bruce Lampson outlined the state cooperative marketing act and urged a long term contract. A plan to report back at December 17 was set.
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Legion Hall
Bruce Lampson
Richland
Whitehorn Plea for Jobs as Bridge Work Enters Phase
Secretary Whitehorn warns Kennewick unemployment is far worse than expected. Bridge construction offers limited work, leaving hundreds on a waiting list at the commercial club as applications rise to about fifteen daily. Citizens are urged to act now to create odd jobs and help placement efforts.
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Whitehorn
Kennewick
Commercial Club
Quality of H erds Urged by Kennewick Creamery Leader
Kennewick creamery manager urges dairymen to boost stock quality and form Breeding Associations in Highland, Valley Club, and Finley districts. He calls Grange meetings to address the issue and also to push butter substitutes off the market.
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E. S. Dunbar
Kennewick
Highland
Valley Club
Finley
Do It Now Odd Jobs Plan Seeks Local Help
A plea urges residents to hire local workers for home tasks this spring. Wages are lower now, so savings and community aid follow. Floater non residents are excluded to keep funds at home. Contact Syd Whitehorn at 8141 to request help. The Commercial club promotes the effort under the slogan Do It Now.
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Syd Whitehorn
Fish price correction and staff news from Courier-Reporter
The Courier- Reporter corrects a claim that salmon and trout from state hatcheries could be delivered at eight cents a pound. The correct price, including handling charges, is at least twelve cents. Earl Broughton, on leave for illness, left for Hopewell Virginia to resume duties as acid supervisor for DuPont.
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Courier- Reporter
Kennewick
Earl Broughton
Hopewell
DuPont Company
Official war films to be shown at Liberty Theatre
The Robert W. Ely post presents ten reels of U S Signal Corps footage. Viewers will see American troops in action on European battle fronts including Chateau Thierry Soissons Aisne Marne St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne. One show at eight oclock with admission 20 and 50 cents.
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American Legion
Liberty
Old Clothes Shipped From Kennewick Aids Near East Relief
A shipment of 1000 pounds of old clothing from Kennewick was sent this week, earning Kennewick a $750 cash credit toward the quota. The drive remains open for late Bundies as another shipment is planned late next week to aid the campaign.
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F A. Swingle
Near East Relief Campaign
Kennewick
Geo Finley Endorsed For Irrigation Director
Geo E Finley was unanimously endorsed at a mass meeting of Finley citizens as candidate for director of the Columbia Irrigation district to replace H B Hughes of Hover. Supporters cite his long district residence and farming irrigation knowledge. Election is next Tuesday from 9 am to 4 pm at Don Rosa home City Hall Finley hall and Hover schoolhouse.
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Finley
Geo. E. Finley
Columbia
Don Rosa
Finley Hall
Hover School
Birth of Daughter for Smith Family
Born Tuesday morning, December 6, a daughter was welcomed to Superintendent and Mrs. Lynn H. Smith.
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Lynn H. Smith
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Dorothy Bowles
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Yakima Valley Conference
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George Byrd
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Esther Richardson
Jeanette Huntington
Norma Hooper
Margaret Swingle
Dorothy Turner
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Winfred Winkenwerder
Elmer Crosby
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H. S. Hughes
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