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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
2
Prunes are cooked until tender then pressed skin side down in a pan. Prunes are finished with melted butter sugar and cinnamon brushed on top and baked twenty five minutes. Serve hot in squares with hard sauce or stewed prunes.
An era guidance on baking with KC Baking Powder and vanilla sauce. It covers proper ingredient selection such as soft wheat pastry flour cane sugar fresh shortening and water or milk use, mixing technique steaming and baking times temperature guidance for cakes puddings biscuits and pies plus notes on oven heat and digestion. It hints at upcoming topics short cakes and apple dumplings.
Notice states on September 7 1913 from ten in the forenoon to four in the afternoon public auction will sell state lands and improvements in Colville Stevens County Washington by the county auditor or state land commissioners. Descriptions include multiple blocks with varying acreage and appraised values. Continuous blocks list numerous parcels from Block 35 through Block 57 with specific acreages and improvements valuations.
Notices detail state land sales in Colville No 2 addition with numerous blocks and appraisals, sale terms, and timber reservations. Also foreclosures for delinquent taxes on parcels in Stevens County including multiple tax certificates and deed actions. Public notices name W. W. Hopkins and local officials, with sheriff sales scheduled and tax lien actions filed in Stevens County Superior Court.
The state of Washington warns Alfred Pierce Doles L. Dutton and others of delinquent tax certificates No. 2201 and No. 2483 for lands in Stevens County. Notices state owner or claimants must respond within sixty days. liens include taxes penalties interest and costs with 15 percent annual interest, certificates dated 1912 for 1909 and 1910 taxes. F.C. Allen trustee and John B. Slater attorney represent the plaintiff.
The Examiner invites readers to share the farmer feature with friends. A brief column highlights practical farming tips and community notices, aiming to broaden readership among local households and farm operations.
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