The Colville Examiner Advertises Subscriptions and Rates
The Colville Examiner lists Saturday issue timing and post schedule with second class matter status since Oct 31 1907. It outlines subscription prices two dollars yearly in advance and five cents per copy for less than a year, foreign postage sixty cents, and advertising rate card availability. Subscriptions are payable in advance with renewals to the date on the label.
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Colville
Washington
B.C
Mt Carmel hospital casualty and local business updates
Mt Carmel hospital reports B. F. Markham with both legs fractured and crushed, casts to save against amputation. Clyde Theobald of White Lake operated for appendicitis. Colville Bakery opens today on Oak Street with C. W. Deck as manager and 15 years baking experience. Fire damages Colville Floral Co. greenhouses about $200 before being stopped by Chan St. Clair. Esther Grier of Colfax becomes night nurse at Mt. Carmel. Mrs. Ray Markham and Mrs. Charles Coultier recoveries noted. Haun improves slightly.
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B. F. Markham
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Clyde Theobald
White Lake
Colville Bakery
C. W. Deck
Oak Street
Old Dominion Creamery
Deck
Model Bakery
Spokane
Colville Floral Co
Chan St. Clair
Esther Grier
Colfax
Helen Mahoney
C. W. Haun
Ray Markham
Charles Coultier
Orin
New Holiday Books at Colville Library
Colville public library receives a wide assortment of new reading material for the holidays. The fiction section includes works by Anderson Broun Beach Cather Curwood Canfield Dalrymple Hergesheimer Norris Porter Poole Richmond Webster West and more. Non fiction features Our America Grey Sheridan My American Diary Van Loon Story of Mankind Van Doren Contemporary American Literature. Juvenile titles include Story of a Bad Boy Isabel Carleton in the West Red Robin Black Wolf Pack and Captain Courageous along with several adventure and animal tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Colville Public Library
Anderson
Winesburg
Ohio
Broun
Beach
Conquest
Cather
Curwood
Canfield
Dalrymple
Fool’s Hill
Hergesheimer
Johnston
Kerr
Little
Jack and I
Locke
McKenna
Lady Lillith
Morley
Norris
Porter
Poole
Raine
Richmond
Webster
Joseph Greer
West
Frank
America
Grey
Sheridan
van Loon
van Doren
Aldrich
Ashman
Isabel Carleton
Abbott
Beard
Barbour
Three Base Benson
Turner Twins
Emerson
Baum
Curtis
Grinell
Jack the Young Trapper
Jack the Young Cowboy
Holland
Peter Cottrell
Hooper
Star
Kipling
Ogden
Paine
Elsie
Richards
Florence Nightingale
Story
Skinny Harrison
Adventurer
Seton
Bannertail
Scoville
Turpin
Widdemer
Winona
Christmas Eve Midnight Mass at Local Catholic Church
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at midnight Sunday December 24 with a special choir performing The Christmas Song as prelude and Loeschs Mass in F. Offertory Adeste Fideles. Soloists include Mrs J C Harrigan Mrs Joseph Rogers sopranos Mrs C L Baker Mrs Lester Cohrs altos George Morris tenor H J Plumb bass Rev Fr Bell S J officiating Christmas morning masses at 8 and 10 with carols at the 10 o'clock service.
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Adams
Loesch
J. C. Harrigan
Joseph Rogers
C. L. Baker
Lester Cohrs
George Morris
H. J. Plumb
Fr. Bell
S. J
Sunday chapel services at 11 with Christ Jesus
A Sunday morning service schedule notes worship at 11 in the chapel and the topic Christ Jesus for the morning sermon.
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Christ Jesus
Christmas Party And Pageant At New Church
Rev J M Huggins hosts a Saturday Christmas party 2 to 4 pm in Sunday school rooms for children up to McCord class with games storytelling an improvised program a tree Santa Claus. Sunday services include Gift of Self with a solo by Mrs Crewse and choir anthem followed by 7 30 pm annual Christmas program a children’s pageant of scenes from the first Christmas night and a white gifts for the King service.
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J. M. Huggins
New Church
Revival services presided by district leaders in Spokane district
Free Methodist note announces Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, revival every evening. District quarterly meeting begins Dec 28 with District Elder Rev. Geo. T. Klein and Spokane district ministers. A Christian Workers' convention to begin Dec 29 at 9 30.
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W. H. Haight
Geo. T. Klein
Spokane
Christian Workers
Christmas Services At St John’s Episcopal Church
Christmas services will be held at 10 30 on December 25 with the Rev H G Gurr of Spokane in charge A Christmas party follows on Tuesday December 26 St John’s day The ladies of the church branch and the kindergarten meet at 2 with an evening program for the older people Regular services are held every other Sunday morning and evening Sunday school is at 1130 The school is graded and based on modern pedagogy with aim of character through Christian nurture Visitors invited for inspection
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ST. John’s Episcopal
G. H. Severance
Agnes D. Roberts
W. A. Worker
H. G. Gurr
Spokane
St. John’s
Ladies of the Church Branch
Christmas lesson and church activities at Methodist Church
Pastor F L Cook invites participation in morning and evening worship with special Christmas music. Sunday school programs include Senior, Intermediate, and Junior Leagues led by named leaders. A gospel chorus sings and a cordial invitation is issued. a colored preacher jokes about salvation and party behind the brush.
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Christ
Bethlehem
Percy Pond
Neal Wilson
Mervyn Cory
Miller
Christmas Seal Party Friday at Mrs Baker’s Home
Tickets 50 cents for a Christmas Seal Card Party at the home of Mrs. C. L. Baker Friday at 2 p m Dec 29 Bridge and pinochle will be sold Proceeds go to the Antituberculosis League for use in this county In receiving line will be Mesdames Co L Baker J C Harrigan George W Seal Daniel H Carey Ross Culver
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C. L. Baker
W S C Alumni and Students to Host Holiday Dance
The W S C alumni and students plan a Collegiate dance at Odd Fellows hall on Friday night December 29 as part of holiday week. Boosters sponsor with music and decorations, drawing students from at least a dozen state institutions. Tickets sold at Graham's drug store with half price for high school students.
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Odd Fellows Hall
W. S. GC
Graham’s Drug Store
Veteran Rural Carrier Speaks Through Christmas Card
I J Gilbert a rural route mail carrier for 20 years greets patrons with a Christmas card featuring a poem about his duties. He holds the state's longest rural carrier tenure and sends best wishes to all on Christmas nineteen twenty two.
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I. J. Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
R. D
Christmas Around Colville Abundant Snow Inhibits Decoration
The Colville area readies for Christmas with many residents traveling home for the holidays. Snow depths of 10 to 20 inches hindered decorating efforts as teachers and staff prepare for the January return. Local families from Spokane Ellensburg and Seattle gather for Christmas visits while others travel to spend time with relatives.
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Colville
Uncle Sam
Eastland
Isaacs
Oregon
Mary Jackson
Ellensburg Normal School
Robert Douglas
Tonasket
I. J. Lasswell
Jessie Rice
Ruthemma Sturman
Seattle
Margaret Rosch
J. H. Collins
Spokane
Edith Rosch
Fred L. Phillips
Pullman
M. E. McCauley
H. R
W. L. Sax
John Helberg
Louis G. Keller
W. F. Diffenbacher
Christmas Visitors Arrive Across Colville Area
Harry Jesseph of Walla Walla and fiancee Eula Ledgerwood of Pomeroy expected today to spend Christmas with his parents in Colville. Vera Stolts and Bernice Stolts return home for the holidays, while Great Northern offers holiday round trips Dec 22 to Jan 1 with one way min 50 cents and max 380 dollars. Colville merchants report holiday trade near prior year levels as heavy mail and rural carrier activity continue.
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Harry Jesseph
Standard Oil Co
Walla Walla
Eula Ledgerwood
Pomeroy
Whitman College
L. E. Jesseph
Vera Stolts
Chewelah
Bernice Stolts
Bellingham Normal
Great Northern Railway
C. L. Maylotte
Spokane
Ross Culver
Colville
Klatawa Club Hosts Christmas Eve Bridge Night
The Klatawa club met at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Culver’s home for a four table bridge evening with a Christmas tree and dancing. A farewell gathering at the Congregational church honored three couples leaving for Spokane South Bend and California. Rev J M Huggins praised their service and community value as refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee were served.
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Ross Culver
Glen Crewse
New Congregational Church
J. D. Casey
Spokane
E. C. Durdle
South Bend
Wm. C. Keller
California
J. M. Huggins
Fraternal Society Officers Elected and Events Held
Royal Arch Masons elected A Sinclair high priest W Loudon king and others. Modern Woodmen named Harrian consul Thurber clerk and other officers. 40th anniversary planned for Jan 5. Odd Fellows hosted conferrals at Kettle Falls with dinner and gifts. Rebekahs held dances after initiation. Masonic lodge set installation for Jan 3. Newspaper humorous exchange ends with a courtroom quip.
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Royal Arch Masons
A. Sinclair
Wm. Loudon
Charles Noe
W. A. Acorn
J. F. Vine
Woodmen
J. C. Harrigan
L. S. Thurber
A. L. Knapp
Geo. H. de Greif
B. E
Kettle Falls
Rebekahs
Lillian Rice
S. E. Barnes
C. V. Baird
Masonic Lodge
D. D. Sill
John F. Vine
Henry FE. Wilwock
Greeting cards surge in Colville as Examiner lines attract buyers
A Colville newspaper notes a holiday greeting card surge with direct-from-maker selections, cabinet displays, and growing demand beyond wholesalers. It highlights 1921 U.S. sales exceeding 50 million and predicts continued growth as the Examiner expands its direct-from-maker lines to maintain top quality in a small town.
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Colville
United States
Examiner
Prices for Fine Apples Continue to Be Small
The northwest produced more apples than could be marketed due to freight car shortages and limited buying power. Stevens county reports a very good crop with prices from 75 cents to $1.50 per box, Jonathans fetching the best prices. Bulk fruit f o b the grower sells for about 50 cents per box, leaving little excuse for locals to be without good fruit this winter.
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Northwest
Stevens County
Jonathans
Scatter Colville Sunshine With Holiday Greeting Cards
A light hearted note from Colville highlights Holiday Greeting Cards as part of the Examiner’s special line. Readers are invited to send cheerful messages and enjoy a festive touch this season.
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Colville
Hold Annual Meeting of Savings Association
The Colville Valley Savings and Loan Association will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m on Tuesday Jan 9 at Wentz and Bailey offices. Three directors will be elected for three years. Stockholders may vote in person or by proxy. The group serves local homebuilders with a savings plan and has 75 stockholders and 13000 in loans.
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Colville Valley Savings and Loan Association
Wentz & Bailey
Colville
Chewelah
Convention of Christian Workers at Free Methodist Church
A Christian Workers convention will be held next Friday, December 29, at the Free Methodist church starting 9:30 a.m. Rev. Geo. T. Klein will lead the morning program and Rev. Roy V. Swift the afternoon program starting at 2 p.m. The event invites all to attend.
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Christian Workers
Free Methodist Church
Geo. T. Klein
A. Boicourt
M. L. Schooley
Guy B. Denney
J. E. Bradley
Roy V. Swift
FE. P. Klein
Galen Pond
Ralph J
Ancient English cookbook arrives as college library gem
A 1773 Howard's Cookery copy titled Amelia's Book is donated to the State College of Washington library. The leatherbound volume lists recipes for gooseberry wine and onions, pickling techniques, and a yearly monthly bill of fare showing meat-centric diets of the era.
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State College of Washington
Howard
London
St. Paul’s
Amelia
Volstead
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