Bank Reliability and Customer Service Emphasized
The article urges choosing a stable bank for long term service and mutual profitability. It highlights permanency, soundness, and security as key factors for present and future welfare in banking relationships.
Ownership change at Colville Examiner to J. C. Harrigan
The Colville Examiner passes to J. C. Harrigan who will own and run the paper with a democratic stance. Trustees note his editorial and managerial record and urge continued support while offering a two year for two dollar subscription deal to raise cash. The piece recalls past political contests and local business as it endorses democratic representation at the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Stevens County
J. C. Harrigan
Examiner
Colville Examiner
The
Republican Party
Washington
Central West
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Cosgrove
Hay
Mead
McBride
Supreme Court
Meyer
Congress
Monaghan
John Robert Monaghan
U.S. N
Samoa
Masien Monaghan
U. S. Philadelphia
Apia
Robert Monachan
James Monaghan
Chewelah
Samoan Islands
Lansdale
Mnsign Monaghan
Hunt
Porpois
Royalist
Monroe Street
Riverside Avenue
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L. M. McFarland
Colville Land Co
Timothy
Main Street
First National Bank Building
B. G. Rich
First National Bank
Oldest National Bank
Foot Schulze
Acorn Bros
Centralwest
Inland Empire
E.L. Roney
Fancy Fruit
North Yakima
Minnesota
East
Western Farmer
Ed Wayland
Valley
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Pinchot
West
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Stevens County Meat Co
Beggs Livery Stable
S. S. Beggs
G. C. Beggs
South Main Street
Colville Abstract Co
Colville, Washington
J. H. Young
Pres
Henry R. Spedden