Colville Examiner Publication Details and Policies
The Colville Examiner issues every Saturday morning and is entered as second class matter. Subscriptions are in advance at 1 year 1, 6 months 50c or 3 months 25c. Rates include postage to B C and foreign. Editor and proprietor J C Harrigan. The paper lists associations and clubs and notes renewal, remittance, and address-change procedures.
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Colville
Washington
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Confectionery Store Invites Christmas Inspection in Stevens
Stop and Look notes the most complete confectionery store in Stevens County wishes a Merry Christmas and invites patrons to call and inspect Christmas goods, whether or not they purchase.
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Stevens County
Santa Claus Visit Sparks Wish List in Little Store
Mary Jane persuades Si to visit a shop filled with Flowers and Toys. She imagines Teddy Bears with eyes that shine and an electric spinning train to scare the Boogie Boo. Her hopes include Electro Toys, a Toilet Set for Anna, stationery for Aunt May, Havana Smokes for Papa, jokes for Mom, and a Candy gift from Santa Claus.
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Mary Jane
St. Nick
Santa Claus
Sister Anna
Bill
Papa
Mamma
Christmas Candies And Local Happenings In Colville
Christ mas candies available at Kolville Kandy Kitchen with a full line of home made sweets. Birthday party for Marvel Shonewald hosted by Frank and Mrs Shonewald with sleigh ride and refreshments. Births reported for Underwood and Haney families. Church food sale planned December 22. Death of Augustus P Woodard aged 89 at Addy with funeral in Addy. Various local visits and travels noted. City health warnings urge sewer connections and elimination of surface wells. Jitney offer for Foley products included.
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Kolville Kandy
Marvel Shonewald
Frank Shonewald
North Elm
Mrs. DeLand
Abbott
Doris Johnson
Margaret Hutchinson
Dorothy Palmer
Wilda Rae Townsend
Wilma Aspend
Charles Montgomery
Isabelle Smith
Howard Shonewald
Coral Bean
Chas. Dunn
W. DeLand
O. M. Abbott
A. M. Bean
Augustus P. Woodard
Addy
Woodard
Stevens County
New York State
Walter L.woodard
Arthur Woodard
Nez Perce
Addy M. E
Osborn
Colville
Colville Board of Health
City Board of Health
Colville High Adopts Comprehensive Agriculture Course
Colville High School launches a one year program in animal husbandry dairying and related studies. Twenty two boys judge livestock visit farms study horse cattle sheep swine and poultry with later focus on animal diseases dairy science and milk production aided by state library texts and hundreds of bulletins.
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Colville High School
Stevens eBay
Bailey
Wing
J. H Malley
Stevens
Davenport
Crosby Pine
Gay
Wheeler
Henderson
Sietch
Mayne
Alley
Clover
Snyder
Doane
Roberts
King
Duggar
Coburn
Fletcher
Tobacco Rule Violations Plague Colville Public School
Colville public school rules ban tobacco use by pupils on or near school grounds. The board warns violators face suspension or expulsion and urges parental help in enforcement.
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Colville Public Schools
Board OF Directors
Union High School District
Constipation Relief Ad Targets Dull Feelings
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle laxative to relieve constipation and improve morning brightness. It claims quick effectiveness with a bedtime dose and offers a bottle for 26 cents at drugstores.
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McKeehan & Zwang
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