14 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
The Kennewick Courier Reporter
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Bill Smith and their son from Spokane were weekend guests of Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs C A Boyer in a Spokane area social note.
Word from Kennewick says Verlie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert of Almira, who was seriously ill in Spokane hospital after ruptured appendix operation, is now well enough to move from the hospital.
A fragmented archival snippet lists several individuals with titles TA and LTRS codes, plus HPM and FHB references spanning years such as 1932 1933 and 1982. Entries include Alfred W. Thomas P M Toothaker Harry Wadsworth F T Wendl and William Williamson with varying line types and page marks indicating a registry or log from 1930s records.
Dr E L Overholser head of the Horticulture Department at Washington State College Pullman presents Weekly Hort School. The article outlines forthcoming horticulture talks and demonstrations.
A set of irrigation and seeding guidance discusses planting depth and cross seeding, spring-tooth dunging before sowing, and soil cover methods. It contrasts proper irrigation timing with risks to cover crops and notes furrow spacing for alfalfa and tree crops.
Mr and Mrs H G Gall relocated this week to the First Avenue home recently vacated by Coach and Mrs Boyd Jacobs. A C Brown of Yakima visited his brother A F Brown at the Kennewick telephone office on Friday during a business trip to Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brown and daughter Delma of Yakima spent Wednesday in Kennewick as guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hauschild. The Mrs. Brown and Hauschild are sisters.
Margaret Smith hosted the Double-A 4-H club at her home Saturday afternoon. After a sewing session the group enjoyed a swimming party and refreshments provided by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Earl Broughton of Yakima spend a weekend with Earl Broughton's father William Broughton and family and with Mrs T B Hauschild and family, according to local notices.
J. R. Hainsworth led the morning service as a people’s meeting in the Nazarene church since Rev. W. L. Hanson was away at the annual assembly in Walla Walla.
Mr and Mrs Bill Linden and their daughter visited Mrs Linden s father M N Hudnall and family in Kennewick over the weekend They left Wednesday for Omak with Paul and Bruce Kenyon who spent the winter with them and will stay with their grandfather through summer in Kennewick
Mr and Mrs Mickey Felton and Mr and Mrs Ivan Coult with two children of Seattle and Mr and Mrs Glen Felton of Naches visited Mr and Mrs W L Felt on Saturday Sonny Felton returned with his parents to Naches
Lloyd Richards son of R Richards has been hired as a machinist at Bremerton navy yards after completing a five year apprenticeship in the North Pacific shops in Pasco.
Joan Ferguson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ferguson, underwent a tonsillectomy at Linn Hospital on Friday.
Dr. M O Barnes traveled from Yakima and spent the weekend at the George Byrd residence. He returned with Mrs. Barnes and their daughter Leota Kay who had stayed with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Byrd.
Mr and Mrs R L Nelson visit Kennewick while he inspects dairies and milk routes. Dr and Mrs A H Wegner plan a two week trip to Portland and Tacoma. English Lutheran Sunday school resumes June with Mrs Harold Hammer aiding, and a June 24 picnic planned. Orville Winkle returns home from Oregon Tech, presiding student body for next year. Bridge party honors Mrs Jones and others attend Nazarene church events in Walla Walla.
The statement details basic acreage and hog production submitted by individual producers in Kennewick Finley Hover Mottinger and Plymouth communities who signed contracts under the 1934 Corn Hog Production Adjustment Program of the AAA. Anyone may report inaccuracies confidentially to the county allotment committee or community committee. Signed by J. B. Ferguson Chairman County Allotment Committee.
This notice explains abbreviations used in the farming unit report TA CA CTA Ltrs HPM FHB and their meanings. TA is total acreage, CA corn acreage planted, CTA contracted acres, Ltrs litters owned at farrow, HPM hogs produced for market, FHB feeder and stocker hogs bought.
The Plymouth notice lists veteran figures Mottin ger E H Westermeyer and Joseph M Doyle with service years and a sequence of codes including TA HPM FHB and year markers 1932 1933 1938 12. The terse entry suggests archival reference data on wartime or veterans administration records.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe method for overweight individuals to lose weight and improve appearance. It claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water, with one bottle lasting four weeks and availability at drug stores worldwide.
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