Slater Sees Oregon Growth From Colville to Frisco
Slater describes his Oregon journey from Colville to Frisco noting grand eastern plains and rolling western hills with abundant water. He highlights timber mills along the Columbia and Willamette valleys, timber resources, and industrial growth including veneer production and paper mills. He visits Oregon State institutions and notes economic potential and development.
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Alameda
Cal
Oregon
Washington
California
Portland
Columbia Highway
Cascade Range
Missouri
Willamette Valley
State University
Eugene
Oregon Agricultural College
Willamette University
Salem
State Capitol
Oregon City
West Linn
Lebanon
Oakland
1920 Dates to Remember Primary and General Elections
Primary set for September 14 with registration closing August 24 and reopening after that day until 20 days before the General Election on November 2. Registration closes October 13. List of local officials and candidates for multiple county and district posts is provided, along with notes on party dynamics and ongoing campaigns.
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Howard Hadley
New York Tribune
Spokane
West
Senate
Mr. Hadley
Elec
Fatherly Leader at Casey Store Shapes Family Business
The Casey store in Colville is led by a dominant patriarch, Claude Casey, with four sons in key roles plus two daughters and a son in law managing departments. Born in 1869 in Jasper Arkansas, Casey built a multistage career in farming and merchandising across Montana Washington and Idaho before acquiring the Colville store in 1914 and expanding its stock to $50 000.
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Leader
Father
Dry Good
Papa
Casey
Dad
Claude
Constance
Jesse
Burke
Howard
Burlie
Louis ‘Thurber
Mr. Casey
Jasper
Arkansas
McKinley
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Colville
D. J. Burk
Juniors Corner asks how you earned money this summer
The column invites readers to share how they earned money during the summer season. It seeks experiences from young workers, offers tips on saving and budgeting, and invites continued reader participation in future installments.
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Spokane
Girl Earns About $25 This Summer in Colville
Reba Campbell says she earned twenty five dollars by babysitting, helping with housework, and shelling peas at Mt Carmel hospital. Her mother says the work teaches the value of money and Reba plans to start eighth grade this fall. The Examiner invites other youths to write about their summer earnings by Wednesday noon.
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Colville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Reba Campbell
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Optician
Colville Abstract CO
Stevens County
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
Colville Loan and Trust Company
TopNoch Flour
Wills
TopNoch Flour Mills
Slater
Examiner
Alameda California
Frisco
al Weatherman
Addy
Albert I. Kulzer
Chewelah
A. B. Campbell
Marcus
J. L. Lasswell
J. W. Henderson
W. H. Graham
Frank Hardesty
W. B. Stuart
W. A. Haskins
EF. Oppenheimer
Cheweth
J. M. Glasgow
Hunter
John T. Raftis
Nellie M. Hunter
John Wilson
Loon Lake
Chester R. Wiley
Boyds
J. L. Richardson
Rice
Rose Mascar
Aladdin
Sarilda McKeown
Annie Enright
Clayton
T. M. Offutt
F. H. Palmer
Dominion
Will C. Spedden
Max BR. Meyers
O. W. Noble
W. O. Cummings
George L. Denman
Rossburg
Gladys K. Krueger
Eloise van Slatte
Spring
James Crawford
G. M. Stapish
James Chase
E. W. McCann
Ed. Jacobs
Cedonia
Joe Hudspeth
Fruitland
James H. Newhouse
Springdale
Charles P. Peach
Valley
S. P. Carmichael
J. W. Gillingham
J. H. Savage
Wesley L. Jones
Col
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Forest L. Hudson
Seattle
U. S
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Hudson
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Triple Alliance
Inglis
Jones
Charles Fleming
Congress
H. D. Merritt
Charles Leavy
Fleming
Arizona
Oklahoma
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Utah
Nevada
Republican Organization
Nonpartisan League
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Republican County Central Committee
L. E. Jesseph
H. Wade Bailey
Henry R. Spedden
S. O. S. League
Save Our State
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James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pat Harrisson
Mississippi
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