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The Kennewick Courier Reporter

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

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Kelso Plans Fourth Of July Plane Flight In Kennewick

Floyd Kelso will fly a Curtis biplane from Yakima to Kennewick on the Fourth lifting ten passengers for joy rides at twenty dollars each. He will partner with the celebration committee for eleven flights and arrange seating from Kennewick Pasco Richland White Bluffs Hanford Kiona Benton City Attalia and Connell.

Kennewick Floyd Kelso Curtis Kelso Yakima J. L. Kelso Pasco Richland White Bluffs Hanford Kiona-Benton City Attalia Connell A. F. Brown Benton Franklin F. R. Jeffrey 66Th F. A. Brigade War Department 66Th Brigade 146Th Regiment New York Tey Peerless

Kennewick Defeats Prosser In Twilight Baseball Duel

Kennewick beat Prosser 10 to 4 in seven innings as Morain fanned eight of Kennewick’s errors dominated the scoring with 15 to 2 in the error column. The game opened the twilight series Joe Marti hopes to stage with Yakima valley towns.

Kennewick Morain Prosser King Siebert Seibert Richland

Cherries Peak in Price as Harvest Reaches Height

Cherry harvest is at the height with lighter volume than last year but higher prices. Bings fetch up to 14 cents a pound and Royal Anns 8 to 9 cents. Growers mostly ship in bulk, with packing by buyers. logs and 10-lb boxes common. Strawberry season ends as Marketing Union handles remaining shipments, totaling about 14,000 crates at roughly 3.75 dollars per crate for extra fancies.

Royal Anns

Bliss to resign as Produce grocery head for fruit farm

Saturday evening this week Lewis Bliss will give up his post as head of the grocery department at The Produce Company a position he has held for over five years He will devote full time to his fruit farm on the Highlands W O Price of Spokane will take his place resigning as city salesman for the Pacific Coast Biscuit company

Lewis Bliss Produce Company Mr. Bliss Highlands W. O. Price Spokane Pacific Coast Biscuit Company

Moulton to Lobby Washington for Kennewick High Line Irrigation

M. M. Moulton will depart for Washington D C to press government irrigation plans for the Kennewick High Line project. Representing the Kennewick Irrigation District Commercial Club and Highlands Improvement Club he will argue land ownership costs production data and farmer willingness to pay. He expects favorable action as projects are staged by the Reclamation Service and notes that pumping powered by turbine driven water will supplement gravity supply.

M. M. Moulton Washington, D. C Kennewick High Line Moulton Kennewick Irrigation Reclamation Service Congress Interior Department Yakima Kennewick Sunnyside Prosser Chandler Washington Highlands Mr. Moulton

J T Wilson Son Opens Economy Cash Store in Emigh Building

J T Wilson and Son launch a new grocery business named Sons Economy Cash Store in the Emigh building. The stock covers fancy and staple groceries. Mr Wilson Sr. has been too ill to attend. his son runs the store with Francis Leckliter assisting.

J.T. Wilson & Son Emigh Building Son Wilson Francis Leckliter

Pep needed in Kennewick-Richland strawberry trade says Krug

Kennewick-Richland Marketing Union manager F H Krug with J R Gardner and A C Boldt visited Hood River and White Salmon to study strawberry growing. He says Hood River uses systematic methods, gets $4.00 to $4.25 a crate, and urges improved farming or quitting. Gardner stayed in Portland while Krug and Boldt returned.

Pep Kennewick-Richland F. H. Krug Hood River Mr. Krug Krug Boldt Portland Gardner

Walla Walla Plans Big 146th Field Artillery Homecoming

The 146th Field Artillery will arrive in a mass formation for a homecoming parade in Walla Walla. Local leaders and the Commercial Club push a community celebration with a mass meeting Friday to finalize plans. Kennewick and Benton county residents are expected to join when the 146th arrives.

Courier-Reporter Walla Walla Idaho Couer d’Alene Borah War Department Fort Wright Camp Lews New York Camp Mills Ft. Russell Wyoming Powell Camp Lewis 146Th Field Artillery State of Washington Althe Commercial Club Kennewick Benton County

Service Men Urged to Attend July Meeting

All discharged service men are requested to attend a meeting next Monday at 8 o'clock at Trenbath & Tweet's office. Plans for servicemen's participation in the Fourth of July celebration will be discussed and other matters considered. Every soldier sailor and marine is urged to attend.

Trenbath & Tweet

Mass Meeting Next Week Sets Kennewick Club Reorganization

The Kennewick Commercial Club to hold a mass meeting at City Hall Friday June 20 to consider a new organization. L. E. Johnson leads a reorganization committee which reports a simpler constitution and open membership with no dues or fixed fees.

Kennewick Committee On Reorganization L. E. Johnson

Kennewick Folk Attend Dr Penrose Celebration

Mr and Mrs J J Rudkin O A Fechter from Yakima Rev H J Wood and family Rev L J Aldrich and Ruth Aldrich attended Whitman College quarter centennial celebration of Dr Penrose presidency. Delegates carried greetings from Garrett Biblical Institute and Whitman officials. Prominent educators from many states attended as speakers praised Dr Penrose and the college.

J. J Rudkin O. A. Fechter Yakima H. J. Wood L. J. Aldrich Ruth Aldrich Walla Walla Dr. Penrose Whitman College Rudkin Wood Theological Seminary Garrett Biblical Institute Aldrich Garfield Williams Collge Suzzallo Washington State University Penrose

Moore Ranch Sale Near Finley to Seattle Drug Firm Owner

The Interservice company reports the sale of the 39 acre Moore ranch near Finley to Albert Nelson of Seattle. Nelson, proprietor of a drug store, will build a tenant on the place and convert it into a thoroughly equipped dairy farm.

Interservice Company Moore Ranch Finley Albert Nelson Seattle

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