Stevens County Remigrants in California Highlight Old Ties
Mr and Mrs J B Reynolds and sons in Long Beach prosper in real estate while former Stevens County residents like Cholewa Murphy Ferguson Winter and Magee spread roots in Los Angeles Santa Ana Seattle and Pasadena The piece notes expatriate links among Colville families and local leaders now living across California and surrounding states with varied occupations and attainments.
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Stevens County
California
J. B. Reynolds
Robert
Roger
American Avenue
Long Beach
Reynolds
B. M. Cholewa
Emma Reynolds
S. Hope
Angeles
Chas. F. Murphy
Northport Republican
106Th Street
Los Angeles
Goodyear Rubber Co
Frank Ferguson
James Street
Stephenson Avenue
Ardena Winter
Colville
T. Arthur Winter
Richfield Oil Co
van Nuys Avenue
Dextra Baldwin
Lucky” Baldwin
Charlotte Winter
Wm. King
Seattle
T. A. Winter
University of Washington
T. Winter
Pasadena
State of Washington
C. W. Winter
Spokane
Rex Arms
G. E. Magee
Santa Ana
Frank Choens
Pacific Electric Co
E. Villa
W. W. Zent
L. C. Josseph
W. D. Ruddle
Grubb Place
Messrs
Ruddle
Magee
Walnut Growers’ Associations
W. R. Baker
Ray
Clement
West 18Th
Baker
Pacific Coast Borax Co
Central Building
L. A
Masonic Lodge
Will A. Betts
M. E
Dan Hoch
Chewelah
United Copper
R. B. Thomas
Stevens County Farmers Seek Federal Land Bank Loans
About 200000 in loans are expected for Stevens County farmers within 60 days through the Federal Land Bank and Stevens County National Farm Loan Association. Through the year 107 applications have been filed, with 26 in the first appraisal and 81 in the latest. two loans of 10000 have been granted.
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Stevens County
Federal Land Bank
I. J. Lasswell
Thomas Graham
McCormack
Stevens County National Farm Loan Association
Boundary
Ford
Lasswell
Many Northwest Residents Now Residing Far Afield
The clipping lists numerous former Stevens County and Colville residents now living in California, Oregon, Nevada, and other locations. It notes jobs and roles from teachers and merchants to doctors, contractors, and civic participants in Los Angeles, San Diego, Oakland, Long Beach, and other cities, reflecting extensive migration. A separate report projects Washington wheat and apple crops for 1921, with gains in wheat and apples and declines in oats and barley compared to last year.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Timothy
United States
Colville narrowly tops Marcus in a 6 to 5 baseball thriller
Colville defeats Marcus 6 to 5 as Oakes and Graham star on the mound and behind the plate. The Colville infield racked up 15 assists with only two errors while Marcus hitters struggled to beat the home team’s sharp defense and timely hitting. Brigham, Snyder, Zappel and Laird produced key plays in a late rally.
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Grover Graham
Lee Oakes
Colville
Baseball Nine
Marcus
Bill Laird
Cronant
Acards
Ray Zappel
Frank Snyder
Laird
Oakes
Hydern
Bill
Llewellyn
Snyder
Hydorn
Brigham
Zappel
Underwood
Graham
Keron
Grover
Grant
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H. T. Markishtum
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State Teachers College
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R. Wright
Lewistown
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John B. Slater
Ernest Vivian
G. G. Vivian
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Broadway
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Colville Bakery
Russell Milling Co
Grosse Building
Elmer Turner
W. W. Sandy
Loon Lake
Azusa
R. Saunders Bagby
R. B. Slater
Kensington Park
Neil Frizzell
Kensington Drive
Holzwasser
Frizzel
Benjamin Williams
Marian Williams
Williams
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Samuel Eslick
Colville Valley Coal Co
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William Gorwell
Chewetah
Mr. Riddell
Kendrick Merc. Co
A. E. Little Co
S. Broadway
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Frank R. Vanish
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