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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
6
The Superior Court of Washington Stevens County issues summonses in multiple cases. Plaintiffs seek property title clearance and debt collection actions involving real estate in Colville and surrounding areas with defendants including unknown heirs and spouses.
Colville readers are urged to consider Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney relief with endorsements from local resident F. Hallett. Also notices announce a franchise hearing for J G Kulzer and a year end claims deadline set by Stevens County commissioners with special session planned December 29 1919.
Plaintiffs David Herman administrator of Alfred Schaefer's estate and Helen Schaefer file suit in Stevens County Washington to have defendants L T Rominger and Mrs I T Rominger declared trustees of the east half of the southwest quarter of section 29, township 34 north range 38, for the heirs of Alfred Schaefer and to compel conveyance and possession during administration.
By virtue of an execution issued from the Stevens County Superior Court in Washington state the sale of real property involved in the case of Fred J. and Margaret Wynne versus Black and Martha L. Cousins will occur at 2 o clock p m on December 7 1919 at the courthouse door in Stevens County Washington the sale proceeds to be cash.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with an order entered December 5 1919 by the Stevens County Board of Commissioners the county will sell at public auction on December 27 1919 starting 9 a m until 4 p m property in Stevens County Washington described as the Jay Hawker Mining Claim and adjacent tracts in Township 39 North Range 7 E and other listed parcels. The sale is to satisfy delinquent taxes under state law with highest bidder receiving the property.
The War Work Council of the YWCA reports 850000 women and girls in Japanese industry during World War I, including 20000 under fifteen. Tokyo employs about 100000 women in 62 industries, with dormitories often unsanitary and long hours. The YWCA plans dormitories and recreation in manufacturing towns to improve health and social life, led by Mrs. Suzuki who runs a bean oil firm and trains women for business.
Japanese embassy representatives in Washington say national friendship rests on friendly relations between women of nations. They praise the YWCA as a prime channel to foster such ties, noting Japanese women increasingly enter industry and business postwar. The World Service program allocates three million dollars for women and girls in multiple regions.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to attorneys L Lasswell and John Rafis in the First National Bank Building Colville with phrases about bonds and railway time, and a southbound schedule snippet. Content is garbled but indicates a legal or business notice about bonds and building agents.
Forty four U S states and nine countries including China Philippines France Bulgaria Holland Russia Armenia Canada and Mexico register young women at the New York YWCA Training School. They study YWCA methods to take positions in YWCA work in the United States or other nations where the YWCA operates.
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