A spectacular fire demolished M & E Seed and Grain Co. in Prosser and left one person with burns.

A smoldering pile of twisted metal and charred lumber was all that remained Thursday morning after firefighters battled the blaze in downtown Prosser all night.

Firefighters were called old to the grain elevator at 500 7th St. shortly before 8 p.m. Wednesday.

“We’re getting many calls of the grain elevator just exploded …” emergency dispatchers told police initially. The fireball lit up the area and sent a huge plume of smoke into the sky over the Lower Yakima Valley. About 22 fire units from various fire agencies through the valley were called out to the old feed store and grain elevator where flames could be seen shooting into the air.

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The largely wooden elevator and storefront date back to the 1920s, according to the Benton County Assessor’s Office. It was built in 1925 by the Murphy family of Prosser, said Alys Freepons Means the director of the Prosser Historical Museum. It started as the ACM Feed Store and then became M & E Seed and Grain. Means said the buildings destroyed in the fire were beloved landmarks in the city for generations. Several people remembered visiting the feed store attached to the elevator. “I grew up getting feed there for years — my mom loved that place. Terrible and sad,” one commenter said on Facebook.

While the feed store is said to have been converted to The Rumor Mill Antiques, the site for the business states: “M and E Seed and Grain is busy with walk-in customers, cover crop seed orders for wineries, and livestock feed deliveries for wholesale customers and farm stores throughout Washington and Oregon. ”

However, consider that the current and projected food shortage propaganda is planned by our own government in alignment with the usual villains at the United Nations, Bill Gates and the World Economic Forum.  With that in mind, consider that Prosser faced another major fire in May 2021 when the Prosser butcher shop was destroyed, and city hall and the police station were damaged.  Of course, government facilities continue on and were moved following that blaze.