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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1917
Page
4
Local column promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble. Testimony from C. C. Buck of Davenport, Washington, claims one box cured lumbago and back pain, urging readers to seek Doan's by name at nearby stores.
In Colville many residents affirm American loyalty amid tensions of wartime. The report highlights individual acts of support, from Liberty bond sales to Red Cross efforts, and notes community figures assisting neighbors, with occasional obituaries and local notices.
A mosaic of 1917 church notices lists services at Christian Science Society Free Methodist Congregational St Johns Episcopal and Baptist and Methodist churches in Colville Washington. Evangels Dewey of Portland leads revival at Free Methodist. St Johns marks a 25th anniversary of the Spokane district setting apart. services include morning sermons evening vesperes and patriotic events.
The Stevens County Teachers Institute in Colville adopted unanimous resolutions thanking County Superintendent M Stannard, instructors, Miss Arnquest, Dr. Nash, Foster and David Simpson, Dr. Cleveland, Mr. Krohn, Mr. Wahner, the Colville community, the county press, and others for support during the season. The Chewelah faculty mourns the death of Miss Vada Christopher of the reference department.
Condolence note to teachers and county for school activities plus a long list of real estate transfers in Stevens County. Entries cover numerous parcels, owners, locations like Northport Chewelah Colville Meyers Falls and dates from November 14 to 20 1917.
Washington State Board of Equalization in Stevens County approves several refunds totaling 1 million. Refunds include 1.00 for Mra Wooley and 18.90 to J I Miller, and 57 for Hixon Reed with partial government rejection. Estray notice for Ed Frase pony to be sold Dec 12 1917 at noon at his Daisy ranch.
Albert LaSalle of Aladdin Washington is to bid cash at a public sale on December 10, 1917 at 12 noon for a horse aged 13, hay, collar mark and shed, unless the owner or his representative appears earlier to prove title and pay charges. First publication November 2 1917 with final notices December 6-8 1917. The notice is issued by Stevens County Auditor T. Gates.
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