White Bluffs Water Company
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- Feb 11, 1916The River Threatens White BluffsIce jams in the Columbia River have pushed water levels to a dangerous point, risking the town's water supply.Priest Rapids, White Bluffs, WA
- Mar 10, 1916Irrigation Crisis Forces Assessment on FarmersFacing a $1,060 power bill, the White Bluffs Water Company moves to levy assessments on landholders to save the irrigation system.White Bluffs, WA
- Mar 17, 1916A Monopoly Grabs the TapWhen the irrigation company took control of the water company's annual meeting, local farmers realized their rights to the water were being held hostage.White Bluffs, WA
- Apr 28, 1916The Right to Water: A Legal Win for LandownersA landmark court ruling frees White Bluffs landowners from paying for irrigation water they did not use, potentially signaling the end for the local water company.White Bluffs, WA
- Mar 23, 1917The River Runs Dry: A Drought Threatens White BluffsRecord-low water levels in the Columbia River leave irrigation systems high and dry, forcing farmers to brace for a parched season.White Bluffs, White Bluffs, WA