Courthouse and County News items from Stevens County
Judge McCroskey awards a Palmer Siding farm to C C Bunker plaintiff. Ida McCaslin granted divorce from Frank McCaslin. Fordham wins on note suit. State Savings and Loan case set for Dec 22. Sheriff Graham receives a 21 jewel Hamilton watch from local attorneys. Fifty seven auto licenses issued this month good until Jan 1 1924. About 2350 cars in the county. Old and new car licensing details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bunker
Juno-Echo Copper Co
R. L. McCroskey
Ida M. McCaslin
Frank A. McCaslin
Palmer Siding
W. W. Fordham
J. J. McNamee
State Savings and Loan Association
Northport Development Co
Allen Vs. Nelson
D. F. Ham
Portland
Joseph Glausi
Northport
W. H. Graham
Hamilton
Colville
Atty
F. M. Turner
L. E. Josseph
Graham
Stevens County
Addy-Gifford
Spokane Fruit Growers Company
Columbia River
Kettle Falls
State Highway Commission
Harvey Post Office
Fruitland Irrigation District
Stevens County Gets Experts for Agricultural Work
Stevens County continues its agricultural extension program with a reduced 75 days of specialist time this year. A five day conference at the State college outlines renewed methods and county agents will implement focused topics including farm management soils crops live stock dairying horticulture plant pathology bees foods and nutrition clothing home management and marketing led by Professor F E Dummier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County
Board of County Commissioners
United States Department of Agriculture
State College of Washington
F. E. Dummier
Economic Department
College
County agent urges investment in Uncle Sam savings
Stevens county agent Henry J. Plumb stresses the extension service and five securities for investing small sums. He urges readers to save and secure their future by exploring Uncle Sam's savings system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spective County
Henry J. Plumb
Stevens County
Uncle Sam
Frost Injury in Potatoes Reduces Seed Quality
Frost damages seed potatoes in many ways with the most severe freezing turning tubers to a watery mass. Actively growing portions and stem ends are most vulnerable while lightly frosted tubers may show no external signs. Storage at 50 degrees Fahrenheit yields better crops than at 82 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Zundel
Government offers treasury savings certificates in exchange for war stamps
During the war the government issued war savings stamps at 4.27 percent. Now treasury savings certificates in $25, $100 and $1000 denominations are sold at $20.50, $82 and $820, maturing in five years and yielding 4 percent. About 625 million of 1918 stamps become due January 1, 1923, with exchanges offered to maintain safe investment and encourage saving nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Treasury Savings
Dr C Young to Visit Colville for Monthly Optometry
Dr C Young of Inter State Optical Co will be in Colville every 30 days watch for date with special prices on broken lenses and frames P O Box 1216 Spokane this notice provides details on his travel schedule and offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Young
Inter- State Optical Co
P. O. Box
Spokane
Colville
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Colville Loan and Trust Company
Colville, Washington
Ogi
Ged
Bnares Wl
Licorri & Myers Tosacco Co
Keller Hardware CO
Courthouse and County News
Northwest
Frank A. Smith
Pend Oreille County
Pend Oreille
C. C. Dill
M. E. Jesseph
L. E
L. C. Jesseph
Ferry
Lincoln
Cheney Normal School
Erma Hensley
Marcus
Monroe Hall
Josephine Bresnahan
H. M. Chambers
State College
the First National Bank
Washington
Hhebank
Post Office
United States
Colville Tire North
Willett Bros
GUN Shop
Jack Caparell
Colville Theater Bldg
Lansburn & Freeman S. Main
Ludens
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