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The Kennewick Courier Reporter

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

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Business Men Back Berry Marketing Plan In Kennewick

About fifty business and professional men met in the Commercial club rooms to discuss a cooperative marketing plan for next year's Kennewick and Richland strawberries. They circulated and signed an agreement pledging support for an organization to control and market at least 85 percent of the district crop, with details to be set by growers.

Commercial Club L. E. Johnson E. W. Trenbath Johnson Kennewick Strawber Kennewick and Richland Kennewick Kennewick- Richland Lee M. Lampson M. M. Moulton A. R. Gardner

Local Dealers Report Broad Christmas Trade Good

Kennewick business men say holiday sales were solid with increases over last year. Bank president L E Johnson notes deposits steady, loans up slightly, and a buoyant outlook for 1916 with improved national conditions helping local demand for farm goods and valley lands.

Kennewick L. E. Johnson First National Bank Mr. Johnson Kennewick Valley

Growers Back Cooperative Marketing Plan In Richland

Growers support a cooperative marketing plan with steps to form a joint organization with Richland growers. About 98 percent have pledged to back the new group and follow rules set by the majority.

Richland Growers

Brogs' Baby Dies After Sudden Illness

The 10 month old son of Mr and Mrs John A Brog died suddenly about 630 this morning after two weeks of illness. Funeral services will be held at Mueller Undertaking parlors at 10 oclock Friday morning with Rev Knowles S Tontz of the Congregational church in charge.

John A. Brog Th Mueller Knowles S. Tontz Congregational Church

Prohibition Meeting Set by League Leader in City

E. O. Stow of Grandview, superintendent of the Anti Saloon League in the fourth district, will organize a union prohibition meeting at the Methodist church Saturday evening. S. W. Grathwell, praised as the Pacific Coast’s best young orator, will speak.

E. O. Stow Grandview Anti-Saloon League Fourth Congressional District Pacific Coast

Oil Sprays Urged for Winter Fruit Sprays in Valley

Horticultural Inspector Luke Powell urges fruit growers to plan winter spraying. Oil sprays recommended for Prosser to combat San Jose Scale, as lime-sulphur proves weak. Early districts like Kennewick should use oil spray every 3 4 years. Spray before bud break. costs to rise due to war.

Luke Powell Prosser San Jose Melander Yakima Kennewick Richland White Bluffs Hanford

Mrs Allison Sues for Divorce in Mock Trial

The Valley Club hosts a mock trial Friday before Judge Holcomb with Mrs W H Allison suing her husband for divorce over humorless faults and missteps. Attorneys Crawford Briggs represent the plaintiff while Newkirk Puderbaugh defend the defendant. After the trial, dancing and a chance to start further divorce actions are planned.

Valley Club House W. H. Allison C. L. Holcomb Ford Crawford and Briggs Newkirk and Puderbaugh

M. W. A. Lodge to Install Officers Wednesday Evening

On Wednesday evening January 5 the M W A lodge will install officers for the year including V C Elbert Mouda P C H C Puderbaugh Advisor Wm Gleichman Banker G Johnson Clerk Walter Lodge Managers A J Copeland W E Campbell and W J Rosswag A lunch will be served and visiting neighbors are welcome.

M. W. A. Lodge V. C Elbert Mouda P. C H. C. Puderbaugh Wm. Gleichman G. Johnson Walter Lodge A. J. Copeland W. E. Campbell W. J. Rosswag

Free agricultural services offered to farmers by state funded inspectors

Horticultural Inspector Luke Powell announced that state and county funded services are free to farmers. He urged orchardists to call for consultations, noting that previous callers had hesitated over perceived costs. Powell cited Lampson as a fellow inspector assisting at no charge.

Luke Powell Powell Mr. Powell Lampson

We Should Worry Farce and Vaudeville Planned for Jan 7 8

The Commercial club will stage a three act farce We Should Worry and a ten act vaudeville show on January 7 and 8. Cast includes Bill Wuth Edwin Wight Trenbath and Tom Swayze with local talent rehearsing amid high egg prices. The editor plays the millionaire role with his wife in a comic setup and Mr McNaughton directs both nights of performances.

Bill Wuth Edwin Wight Trenbath Tom Swayze Trenny New Jersey Kennewick Mr. McNaughton Northwest

Pacific Power rate ruling hinders future line extensions

G D Longmuir, local manager for Kennewick and Pasco, calls the Public Service Commission decision on Pacific Power and Light rates a big handicap. He says 5.7 percent return on property value will curb new transmission and distribution lines, noting the company cannot finance expansions as earnings shrink and dry conditions reduce revenue.

Public Service Commission Pacific Power & Light G. D. Longmuir Kennewick Pasco Pacific Power & Light Company Public Service Commission of Washington North Yakima Power Company Commission Inland Empire Yakima Valley

Dunlap Hosts 15th Wedding Anniversary at Garden Tracts

Mr and Mrs F A Dunlap entertained about forty friends at their Garden Tracts home on Christmas night for their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Guests presented cut glass and crystal to the couple, praising their esteem and wishing them future happiness as the evening featured games music and refreshments.

F. A. Dunlap Garden Tracts

Mrs Isabelle Kleese Dies Visitation at Tacoma Daughter Home

Mrs Isabelle Kleese of Tacoma died early Saturday at her daughter Mrs E Wells at the Valley after arriving three days earlier for the holidays. She fell ill with hemorrhage and died soon after. Funeral services were held Sunday at Mueller Undertaking parlors with Dr H O Perry officiating and interment in the local cemetery.

Isabelle Kleese Tacoma E. Wells

Jubilee Singers perform for Kennevick Woman's Club

Hann's Jubilee Singers will appear at Congregational church Friday evening January 14 under Kennevick Woman's club auspices. Proceeds fund library books. Tickets on sale through club members and Vibber-Gifford's.

Osgoods Host Luncheon for Miss Arnold and Miss Holmes

Reverend and Mrs. Osgood held a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday honoring Dorothy Arnold and Shirley Holmes, home from Pullman for vacation. They plan to travel to Spokane Sunday for a Sigma Beta Phi reunion at the Davenport before returning to Pullman to resume studies.

Ladies Aid Meeting at Congregational Church

The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors on Thursday January 6. It is the annual meeting and election of officers for the coming year and all members are urged to be present.

Ladies’ Aid of The Congregational Church

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Ries Organiza Brogs Prohibition Europe Harding Brooklyn Eagle Allison Longmuir Masonic Lodge W. M M. P. Davidson S. W J. W C. A. Florine F. J. Kadow H. A. Bier S. D J. H. Siegfried J. D F. R. Jeffrey S. S R. H. Zercher S. M. Henderson C. W C. C. Harlan Order Jubilee Singers
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