Sale of Timber on School Land at Colville Declared
Notice announces public auction on September 2 1913 for timber on 80 acres in section 36 township 36 north range 87 east W M Colville Stevens County Washington with 224 appraised value and irrigation easement to Fruitland Irrigation Co cash sale terms and board order. Also district meeting notes and community updates follow.
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Colville
Stevens
State of
Washington
Board of State Land Commissioners
East
W. M
Fruitland Irrigation Company
Weather and temperature records for August 1918
Fragmentary data shows daily readings with temperature highs and lows, precipitation, and snow indicators for August 1918. Missing or garbled entries (oo se o o o) complicate exact daily values, but the column headings indicate a weather log tracking max and min temperatures, snowfall, and precipitation across dates in August 1918.
Public health call on tree disease control urged
A local plea urges the county commissioners to fund thorough sanitization of orchards to stop germ spread as dormant season offers safer, more effective treatment. C. E. Redfield opens Inchielium office. notes on Cavada mining and area development accompany industry updates. North Pacific Coast Fruit Distributors report a boom, shipping 50 carloads daily with $15 per car handling, modeled after California Orange Growers. Spokane Fruit Growers’ branches urge growers to affiliate for fruit and potato shipments and sales efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Stevens County
North Pacific Coast Fruit Distribute
Colville
Pacific Coast Fruit Distributors
Spokane Fruit Growers’ Company
Northwest
Great California Orange Growers’ Association
Kettle Falls-Meyers Falls
Annual Hunt Planned by Columbia Rod and Gun Club
Kettle Falls August 25 1913 The Columbia Rod and Gun Club schedules its Annual Hunt for Sunday August 31 and Monday September 1 with a banquet on Tuesday September 2 at 7 30 PM in which officers will be elected. All scores must be submitted to J C Wilson Co store before noon September 2. Percy Waite and Archer R Squire are captains and members are urged to participate and contribute scores. Those on the losing side owe the secretary $1 toward the banquet. Secretaries list of game birds includes Lynx Wild Cat Coyote Bear Owl Sparrow Hawks Pigeon Hawks Weasel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettle Falls
J.C. Wilson & Co
Percy Waite
Archer R. Squire
Cher R. Squire
For Sale-1918 Indian motorcycle and light back
For Sale includes a 1918 twin Indian motorcycle with about 50 miles and a light back in good condition. Ad dress Box 121 Kettle Falls. H A Ray offers contact by writing or telephone. Also a Jersey heifer lost with a reward for information, description given. inquiries to Mrs M C Smith Kettle Falls.
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Kettle Falls
H. A. Ray
M. C. Smith
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Bank of
J. M. Williams
Kettle Falls Branch
F. H. Holcomb
W. W. Hopkins
Secretary of Columbia Irrigation District
Board of Directors
W. T. Ferguson
G. E. Houghton
Relief Corps
Suttons
Columbia
Marshall Growdon
Delaware and
Broadway
Kettle Falla
Fred Sengfelder
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mr. Sengfelder
Spokane
Oliver Leiser
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Susquehanna River
W. A. Tyler
Daisy
Perry G. Holden
Iowa
Inland Empire
Holden
Oregon
California
Government
Forestry Department
Republic
W. L. Beaumont
Reardan
H. W. Sparks
Vancouver
C. M. Larson
E. J. Kelley
E. K. Jacobs
Kelleys
Charlton
Ferry County
Mr. Townsend
Orient
Anderson
The
Kettle River Journal
Elmer Fish
A. P. Brookheiser
Here
Columbia Valley
Hammares
Bryant
Fish’s Hall
C. J. Webb
O. A. Atwood
L. D. Tibbetts
Hood River
H. H. Cole
Cooperative Observer
N. B. Wheeler
Wash
Kettle
Inchelium
C. E. Redfield
Cavada
Parcel Bost
Charles Adams
Lee Strauss
L. Dannheiser
Sig Dilshiemer
Meteor
L. A. Tibbetts, Rice, Wash
Columbia Rod and Gun Club
J. R. Hendley
Marcus
H. A. Greenwald
Charles J. Webb
Eugene E. Atwood
Webb & Atwood
Attorneys At Law
Osee W. Noble
D. Richardson
Moving Pictures
Gust Weigelt
Hebel
W.e.pinne
D. M. Richard
Folsom & Yarnell
Upper
Columbia River Country
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