Colville Examiner Information and Subscription Terms
The Colville Examiner is issued every Saturday morning and entered as second class matter Oct. 31, 1907 at Colville Washington. Subscription is $2 a year in advance or 5 cents per copy for under a year. Postage for British Columbia and foreign locations is 50 cents extra. Advertising rate cards available on request.
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Colville
Washington
B. C
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement argues local applications cannot cure catarrhal deafness and that only a constitutional treatment can restore the inflamed Eustachian tube. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine heals through the blood and offers $100 for any case not cured, with circulars free from druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
Engagement surprise at Pend Oreille lake bridge party
Mrs. Thomas Aspend hosted a bridge afternoon at her Pend Oreille Lake summer home when guests learned of Miss Helen Aspend to T. C. Young of Pullman. A staged bridal arrival and heart tokens announced the engagement amid music and merriment. Also noted are two social gatherings honoring Adele Carlin, a highway resurfacing update on highway 22, and teacher certification examinations at Colville high school with lists of applicants and renewals.
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Roscoe Dunham
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mumau
Daisy
Herman Jeanner Met
Addy
S. H. Crombie
Spokane
Chicago
Helen
Charlotte Rhode
Helen Reid
Ada Smith
Cora Spedden
Jery Noyes
Ida Fordham
Pauline Johnson
Reba
Aletha Campbell
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Pend Oreille Lakes
McFarland
Charles K. Baeuml
Hazel A. Hooks
Boyds
C. E. Taylor
Guy Denney
Dale Jones
TopNoch Flour Mills
D. F. Ham
Deer Lake
Mont Dorman
Colville
John Gibson
Harry Smith
E. M. Larnhouse
H. D. Ernst
Rudyard, Montana
Guy 3. Jameson
Thomas Aspend
M. R. Strong
Bridge
Miss Aspend
Mr. Young
Mesdames Diffenbacher
Dannheiser
Schoenfeld
Vinson
Durham
Schmidt
Moffatt
Seal
Bailey
H. R. Williams
Schindle
McCullough
Strong
Campbell
J. D. Casey
Dodson
Aspend
Helen Aspend
Dorothy Diffenbacher
Gladys Casey
Zella Melcher
Mollie Graham
Adele Carlin
William Harold Fix
Seattle
Rachael McMillan
Ernest
W. B. Lane
John Ingle
John Carlin
O. F. Vinson
Ernest Schmidt
Colville High School
Ruth Carmichael
Rose Norton
Marie Lundblad
Anastasia Hay
Ella V. Hanna
Verrelle Robinson
Ruby Schwerdfield
Evelyn Salisbury
W. J. Mallay
Chewetah
Eva Davidson
Ariel Root
Alberta Wilson
Northport
Agnes Harris
Edith Miner
Kettle Falls
Zella Oestreich
Hattie Pulliam
Valley
Mae _ Stelting
Loon Lake
Eunice Seaton
Inchelium
Myrtle W. Smith
Orient
John M. Hoffer
Bossburg
C. W. Leasure
Ollie Marshall
Tiger
Harry C. Henry
Anna Enright
Edward F. Bloom
Nathan Moore
Dennis M. Callaghan
Agnes Hewett
Rose Kelly
Ruby Metcalf
Otto G. McDonough
Anna C. Clark
Rose Radvich
Marketing Prices Paid in Colville
Prices paid for Colville produce reflect Spokane market levels. Quotations from Wilson Produce Company Wingham's Market Old Dominion Creamery and Colville Meat Market show weekly meat prices. Fly screens act as quarantine against fly borne diseases in the area.
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Colville
Spokane
Wilson Produce Company
Wingham’s Market
Old Dominion Creamery
Colivlle
Colville Old Blue Laws Ban Balls Bean Shooters
In Colville old ordinance 102 prohibited football and ball throwing in town streets and banned bean shooters and similar devices as dangerous weapons. Violators faced a fine from one to ten dollars and costs, with sections detailing possession of blowguns and slingshots and penalties for shooting or throwing missiles within town limits.
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Colville
Frank Perras
Graham
Grover
Jackson
Colville Promoted as Wonder City by Councilman Casey
Councilman J. D. Casey urges audiences to visit Colville describing rich valley farms, diverse crops, undeveloped water power nearby, mineral resources, fishing and hunting opportunities, and scenic mountains. He portrays Colville as a prime destination in a thriving Northwest region.
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Mr. Reader
Colville
J. D. Casey
Mecca
Sabbath worship and services schedule updates
The notice lists church activities including Adventist Sabbath school each Saturday and Catholic Mass at eight and ten o clock on first and third Sundays, and ten o clock on second and fourth Sundays. Rev. E. Bell S J officiates Sunday services and preaching at 11 and 7 30 with Sunday school at 10. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings and evangelistic services at Orin each Wednesday.
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Ecedergecccos
Ccscs
Marquis
Electric
Corwood
E. Bell
S. J
Orin
Church Youth Activities Schedule and Services
The notice lists Junior and Senior BYPU sessions at 3 and 6:30 respectively with no preaching. Bible study Tuesday at 7:80 followed by CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible school at 10 and preaching at 11. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and 7:30 preaching. Wednesday Bible study at 7:30 with good music.
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Christian Endeavor
First and Great Commandment and Transformation Sermons
Regular services at 11 with the sermon The First and Great Commandment and evening services at 8 on Conformation or Transformation. Rev. E M W Smith to lead and depart Colville for Massachusetts at month end.
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E. M. W. Smith
Coming Events Schedule for Colville Readers
Schedule lists dates for events from August to October: teachers' examination at Colville high school on Aug 4 to 6, Palmer Bros. circus on Aug 9, Labor Day on Sep 5, first day of autumn on Sep 28, Stevens County Livestock Association annual show Sep 28 to 30, Jewish New Year on Oct 8, Columbus Day on Oct 12. Local calendar of upcoming activities.
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Colville
Palmer Bros. Circus
Stevens County Livestock Assn
Modern barber knows all about world problems
The barber, Sonny Scherette, is portrayed as a diplomat and jack of all trades. He knows Irish questions, the federal bonus for soldiers, and Wall Street, but avoids grand opera and Einstein relativity. He stays informed after work, studying current events and the League of Nations.
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Sonny Scherette
Sonny
Wall Street
Duci de Kerekjarto
Riccardo Stracciari
Rimsky Korsakoff
Moussorgsky
Tschaikowsky
Einstein
Mr. Webster
Beatrice Fairfax
Cynthia Gray
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The
Colville Examiner
National Editorial Association
State Press Association
United Typothetae
Meyers Falls
Wonder City
Examiner
Adventist Sabbath School
Christian Science
Baptist Services
Church OF Christ
ST. John’s Episcopal
G. H. Severance, Dean
Liberty Bell
Colville Loan and Trust Company
Ville, Washing
Washington Bank Depositors Guaranty Fund
the Electric Shop
Stevens County
BIG
Wild Animal Circus
Chas. Fulton
Palmer Brothers’ Elephants
John Hoffman