Colville High Opens Season With 9 49 Win At Northport
Northport hosted Colville in a season opening basketball game. Colville listed players included Stolts Exley Offutt Rusch McKern Wilson. The final score favored Colville 49 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Loomis
Northport
Colville
George Stolts
Gerald Exley
John Offutt
Tom Rusch
Clayton McKern
Leland Wilson
Cottage House
Muriel Anderson
Ruth Sturman
Moore's Mammoth Remedy Demonstrates Its Merit
Rol Hodson, from Leadpoint, recounts trying Moore's Rheumatic Remedy after an initial disappointment. His brother Jim used the leftover bottle to cure a severe ankle pain, inspiring Hodson to retry, with notable relief and possible cure. The piece cautions patience in testing remedies. Sold by Stenger & Gleason Colville and M. & M. Cash Store Meyers Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rol Hodson
Gladstone
Leadpoint
Moore
Jim
Rol
Northport News
Stenger & Gleason
Colville
M. & M. Cash Store
Meyers Falls
1921 USDA Year Book Highlights Farmers Economic Struggles
Henry C. Wallace notes that agriculture bears major economic burden while consumers gain from farm product cost reductions. Wealth distribution favors nonfarm sectors as farm income lags behind population in commerce and industry. Credit advances and new federal measures aim to stabilize production markets and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Plumb
United States Department of Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Wallace
America
Europe
Congress
Department
Committees
War Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Bureau of Markets
Office of Farm Management
Bureau of Economics
O. E. Baker
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
J. Stanley Webster
Stevens County Farm Bureau Renews 1923 Officers in Colville
The Stevens County Farm Bureau board reelected old officers at a Colville meeting. New executive committee members include John H. Kruse, J. M. Fox, and others. Additional directors and business committee members were listed from Colville, Chewelah, Addy, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Stevens County Farm Bureau
Colville
E. A. Barnett
Pres
Springdale
G. Kohlstedt
Wilbur Dupuis
Sec.-Treas
John H. Kruse
Boyds
J. H. Newhouse
Ford
J. G. Kohlstedt
J. A. Hergesheimer
Cedonia
J. H. Zodrow
Chewelah
A. Cure
Clayton
H. Stewart
J. B. Davis
J. L. Hixson
van Richey
Daisy
J. A. Harris
Colville Co
H. Dotts
Northport
J. P. Birge
M. Curtis
Fruitland
BE. Dunham
Disie
B. Dorr
Gifford T. J. Conley
Valley
Tay Walston
Meyers Falls
C. G. Laugenour
Hunters
W. D. Ramy
Loon Lake
W. B. Barger
Kettle Falls
John B. Ager
B.C. LaCornu
Bluecreek
Henry L. Hughes
H. J. Kasson
Valley I
Pilpot
Estray Cow Notice from Stevens County Auditor
Heslin and Newhouse took up a red and white cow aged three or four years at the Marchant place south of Springdale Washington. The cow has a circle brand on the right hip and both ears frozen off. It will be sold for cash to the highest bidder on December 22, 1922 at 10 a.m. unless the owner proves title and pays charges before then. First publication December 14 1922. Last publication December 21 1922. The Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heslin & Newhouse
Marchant Place
Springdale
Washington
Will C. Bpedden
Stevens County
The
Examiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF Schools
Robert Bristow
Charles Wilber
Theodore Peterson
Hubert Page
Thomas Munroe
Marcell Bunge
Colville High School
Virgil DeGreif
James Dowling
Clifford Exley
Roy Dahl
Donald
Clarence Young
Inter-State Optical Co
Spokane
Will
Colville, Lee Hotel
Narcisse Hall
Artman Orchestra
Colville Examiner
Colville Sunshine
Colville Abstract CO
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Colville
Colum
BIA Garage
Geo. L. Rioth
Auto Supplies and
Maxwell Car Parts
Maxwell
Oakland
Lee
Flechsig Bros
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