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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions Myrtie Fish and a representative in a northwest river valley region described as a garden spot. No clear event or action is stated. The readable bits suggest a local profile or civic note involving names and place.
November mean highs 41 and lows 28 with a 34.5 degree average. Maximum 55 on the 8th, low 19 on the 28th, rainfall .26 inch, eight clear days, eighteen cloudy, four partly cloudy. Rev Mitchel of Spokane to preach at Presbyterian church tomorrow at 11. Sunday school at 10. City election results list councilmen Williams Heath Heide Weigelt and treasurer Wheeler. W R C officers elected. Presbyterian Ladies' Aid chicken pie supper Dec 14 at Masonic hall. Various local social and school notes including sports, class activities, and community events in Kettle Falls.
A three inch snow blankets Glendale as preparations for Christmas and Santa advance. Local activity includes goose hunting with 86 geese shot, mill work for two million feet of logs, Thanksgiving travel, church fundraisers, and a busy schedule of meetings, elections, and community events across Glendale and nearby Colville.
The Colville Valley Grange met last Saturday with about 23 attendees. The gathering featured a first snowstorm, a de facto rally plan for December 16, and talks on nutrition and tax exemption, plus music and social meals.
Fred Hamilton hauled another load of hogs to Springdale on Monday. Mr Quimby missed a trip to Fruitland last week due to illness with the flu.
A party at Skeels' featured Mrs. L. Miller of Colville and her son Jay. County Agent Plumb displayed photographs at the event. A recent heavy snowfall Tuesday and Wednesday boosted sleigh use in the region.
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