The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-07-23


MODEL HOG RANCH
DIGS pigs express truth when considered in terms
of transportation charges but when interpreted terms OF
profitable raising the quotation must be changed to read
pigs pigs The old that rooted the yard
off its hinges and split rails with her backbone has place
the modern where pig looked valuable product
and not scavenger.
There may some who fully agree with Kraber
feeding of but
inexperienced that hog raising the Columbia valley when
Quoted scientific basis offers great POSSIBLE
ties Accepting the Kabers figures cost of equipment and
production viewing young stock they
their RANCH should they premature in ask
ing the commercial club interest itself in the still further
motion of the industry industry from which will flow good
results to the community in general.
What the Kraber Brothers have done small scale and
as individuals they propose larger
community enterprise Undoubtedly their primary
object proposing the model hog ranch to make for
themselves Were not this the primary object the proposition
would not merit the endorsement support the
profit undoubtedly likewise
will popt the action others who be induced associate
their capital with that of the putting through the
enterprise to be considered phanthropc
ture and is something than cobooded dollar
proposition If the model ranch
methods and better hogs the small
the capacity earnings of the enterprise will not be confined
to the actual cash dividends which returned the investors
Better methods and and better hogs will undoubtedly
bring profits the small and business
merchant and in small contribute to the ultimate and
general prosperity of the valley
Properly planned properly stocked and properly managed
the Model Hog appeal favoraby
tor and the booster.
MESSAGE OF GOOD WILL
THE SPIRIT good cheer good will and kindly feeling which
permeated the remarks of L. L. Lynn at the Commercial club
luncheon Wednesday, violent contrast rank abuse
singing accusations of Kennewck and citizens which
filled of the Independent ago. We
should much prefer believe that the president
more truly spoke the sentiments Of Prosse citizens than did
newspaper.
There will be who will say that Mr.. Lynn spole
political any belief We
value mpute to him sinister motive than the tue
sincerity.
We think with him call for divergent ways
and legitimate quarrel between the two communities the
question of the where county agree
him that Kenneck and county
better off this fight fought every years every
month of all the years
believe Mr. Lynns presence and speech were honestly
appreciated by the Kennewk club hope the Interchange
of such courtesies may be more frequent.
WHEN DAD KICKS
OMETIMES dad the somehow amt got up just
~ right and he does lot cn when he reads it Friday
night says there amt dadburned thing in it worth while
that doesn't print the kind stuff the people need
throws says it's the 'bum"but you'd
oughter him holler when the weekly fails to
He reads about the weddings and snorts like all git out
coyum with most dersve shout; he'll
parties he'll and fret and
they print the for the womenos alone He says OF in
formation contain you'd oughter hear
him boiler if the weekly fails to
always first grab it and he reads through and
through-he doesn't miss item want adj old or
He says hey don't know what wanthem durn newspaper
guys day off sometime and and put wise" If
editors wise dad" they'd be goin somebut
you'd oughter hear him hoer when weekly fails
dad goes way and stays day two, tell
he gets red what awful things he'll do if the
failed to mention him being out of townwe he almost has
printer down. He does, however
when he but you'd ougher hear him
when his paper fails to come-Exchange