The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-02-16
Pomona Opposes
Tax on Exempt
Farm Products
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support of dependent relatives.
Senate Joint Resolution No.
relating to single legislative body.
| Resolution opposing the proposes
planning council as 1t woult
threaten the non-partisan electio,
of state and county superintendent
Resolution approved by thu
oranges:
Relating to rural fire district.
having adequate fire protection. :.
Laid over till next meeting:
Resolution from Finley, grangs
approving and endorsing coopera.
tive disqualification plan. :
Resolution providing for Wash.
ington. through its legislation, tc
provide for the publication and dis
tribution Of all text books in the
schools of the state. -. >
Relating to and sale of eggs.
A resolution asking that the coll
oniSts of the MatanuSka colony In
Alaska be granted freedom of &C
ton conducive to their welfare was
tabled till next meeting.
"A resolution favoring the cleo
ton Of county and precinct. Off
GERS was approved and adopted aft
er being amended to exclude pre-
cinct committeemen.. IT, - =.
A substitute resolution approx
ing the 40-mill limit on the assess
ed valuation of. real and personal
property in place OF. one from Fin
ley endorsing S. j. r. No. 10 was
adopted by the grange.
A resolution recommending all
subscribers to declare members of
the Grange Funeral Aid Association
and eligible to all Its benefits. as
members Of the Funeral Aid organ
ization February 18th. saa.4f
A resolution relating to the re-
port Of money spent during q CAM
paign was approved by the commit
tee and the grange. 49, sss.
The grange urges the. approval
and passage Of Senate Bills 1913. 100
and 200 and the disapproval and de-
feat Of House Bills 256 and go, aS
All officers were present except
the Home Economics Chairman.
Sister Irene Hughes was elected
and installed to the office Of Flora
for the remainder Of the year.
The lecturer reported that an
subordinate lecturers In the county
had sent reports to the State Leo
turers except two. These are urged
to send the report. S ss -
Supt. Black OF the Kennew1ck
schools gave talk on 'Reorganixa-
ton Of School Districts.s a.....fs
The report OF the agricultural
committee was delayed until fur
ther investigation could be made by
q committee appointed for the pur-
pose. -, 49,
The legislative committee was au-
thoriSed to act on al bills receiv-
ed before the next meeting. VI
Five dollars was sent to the Key
ley Memorial Fund for the 1898
contribution.
A $1,000 membership In the Live
stock Association was taken.
Through an error Il was an
that there would be q bak-
ing contest. This win be Q baking
demonstration Friday, March 3rd at
10 am. at the Community Han ct
Benton City. Those attending are
asked to bring paper sack lunch. |
Coffee win be served by the local
ladies. The 81. +. Chairman aSa1
that the ladies bring crocheted
articles. rugs, etc. to exhibit at the
She also asks which To-
cal chairman viii have contests and |
enter the county contest.
Odes Sloan, farm agent for local !
gave . talk on irrigation
and frozen fruits and vegetables.
Rev. Henry Attenborough, n. z. |
minister Of Kennewick, gave q talk
on Abraham Lincoln"
Brother Brockway gave the re-
port for the power committee.
The afternoon count showed ia
~ SSSAAss 40SAC WCIS aOOUC SUVI
present for the dinner end pro-
gram In the evening.
The next meeting win be held It |
Valley grange at l pm. March IL. |
There were "a initiated in the
fifth degree.
Program
Vocal solo with guitar accompan.
iment, Victor Younce.
Talk, 'M Living Today Would
washington Have Joined the
Granger" by Brother J. r. Ayers.
Discussion, Should Children be
Paid In Cash for Work They. Do
on Farms?" by Brother Chris Pu-
oerbauEh and Dan Gerber.
Quartet. Home on the Range"
and The Quilting Party"
Sisters McCarty and Gerber and
Brother Thalman and Stewart ~Bat-
tie OF the Sexes" proved the men to |
be twice as intelligent as the wo-
men. ALICE B. AYERS.