Countywide educational contest offers scholarships and trip prize
The Examiner teams with Spokane College and International Correspondence Schools to award a Spokane College scholarship worth 75 dollars to the top credits earner, a second 75 dollar ICS scholarship, plus a three day county fair trip for 5000+ credits. Subscriptions drive credit totals and close September 30, 1909.
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Spokane College
Spokane
29Th Ave
Grand St
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Main Ave
Spokane College Scholarship Offers Wide Course Choice
Spokane College grants the winner of its scholarship the option to study Liberal Arts Commercial Department Normal School Academy or Preparatory School. The college boasts undenominational status modern facilities a strong faculty and progressive policies under President P M Glasoe. Its labs and museum support extensive research while Spokane’s public library and city resources position the school as a leading northwest institution.
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Spokane College
College of Liberal Arts
P. M. Glasoe
Washington
Spokane
Northwest
International Correspondence Schools training offers advancement
The I C S promotes its seventeen years of training with a six million dollar capital and a workforce of three thousand, claiming qualifying programs for many trades. It promises study without leaving home and aims at increased salaries, status, and success for any literate person.
Railroad Commission Orders for Colville and Vicinity
The Examiner published a state railroad commission letter detailing orders for Colville and nearby areas. Requirements include extending the cinder platform, installing lighting and running water, opening a ladies waiting room, proper car placement, and notice and timing rules for car spotting. Additional orders cover Palmer Spur, Keil station, Arden side tracks, Blue Creek station facilities, and related staffing and security provisions.
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State Railroad Commission
Colville
Railroad Commission of Washington
H. A. Fairchild
Olympia
Marcus
Keil
Arden
Blue Creek
Ad Writer Show Card for Civil Service Illustrators
A historical employment card lists roles including Illustrator Mech Engineer Draftsman Foreman Machinist Bleet Engineer Power Station Suit Steam Engineer. The card reflects job titles and shop floor hierarchy in a civil service setting.
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Bleet
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International Correspondence School
Ada Wrence
U.S. Civil Service
Electrician
R. R. Construction Assayer
The
Colville Examiner
Railroad Commission
Palmer Spur
Stevens County Resources
F. F. Bottorff
Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Chewelah
Newport
Fidelity
Winslow
Orient
Aladdin
Cronin
United Copper
Columbia Valley
Daisy
Gerome
Pend Oreille
Cusick
Metaline
State Tax Commission
Coeur d’Alene
Flathead
Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
Carroll Drug Co
Spokane Fair
Vesuvius
Jericho
St. Paul
Loon Lake
Spokane Falls & Northern R. R
Riverside Ave
Stevens County
A. B. Cook
Lee B. Harvey
W. Mighell
W. F. Diffenbacher
Emily Freece
Mechano
Harry E. Bonner
John B. Slater
Judson & Rochford
Law
Jesseph & Grinstead Lawyers
First National Bank Building
John S. Anderson
Rickey Block
Geo. A. Allen
R. A. Thayer
W. H. Jackson
Edgar Lemman
Hunters
Wash
Alrite Realty CO. Real Estate Insurance Conveyancing
R. B. Thomas
J. B. Thomas
Colville, Washington
William Buckley
Thomas Aspend
Iren
Jewitiona
Ess
Bright
Foleys
American Engraving Con
Colk
PF. R. Vanish
Web
Medicie
America
Shoop
Reine
Wis
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