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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
5
The text notes Stevens Lodge No. 143 of the Knights of Pythias meets on the second and fourth Mondays each month with visiting members welcome. It also advertises Top-Nock sacks for sale and mentions Loose Leaf outfits at the Examiner office.
A floor model Uni versal vacuum sweeper is displayed as a high class machine with durable construction and strong cleaning power. It features a horizontal motor dust bag and adjustable handle, offered for trial with no obligation, priced at 45 dollars with 10 dollar down and 5 dollars monthly, or 10 percent off cash.
A brief item notes cabinet work at an electric shop with no further details or outcomes provided. The fragment suggests ongoing or incomplete task but lacks names, dates, or locations to specify.
A terse note from Ham Bros and families thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during their mother's illness and passing. The ad section follows with local notices, sales, wants, and contact details from Spokane and Colville merchants and residents. It lists pharmacy collections, subscription reminders, and various wanted and for sale items.
Colville shoppers glimpse a winter coat liquidation with fur collared pieces priced at 31.50 29.75 24.50 and 14.50 and trimmed hats on discount. Northbound and southbound train times for Spokane and Colville appear alongside the sale notice.
A son was born last Saturday to Mr and Mrs Ralph Willett. Welbourne A Walker and Mrs Edith E Garris of Marble were married at the Methodist parsonage. Julia M Severston and Rudolph C Johnson marry in Long Beach Cal. Dr I S Clark, former Colville physician, now in Long Beach reports booming business. Fort Colville Grange elected officers and schedules a chicken pie social to raise hall-improvement funds. Rev J S Bell and Carl Bell visit Colville as church moves proceed in Cashmere and UW students engage in journalism.
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