Social holiday dinners fill Colville town with cheer
Across Colville many households hosted Christmas dinners for relatives and friends. Notable gatherings included Dr. and Mrs. Goetter and others in celebratory home hospitality. Bundled social events featured dancing, visits from Spokane and Walla Walla guests, and a large Christmas mail season for the local post office.
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R. F. Goetter
J. M. Williams
Kettle Falls
Fred Harris
Frank B. Goetter
L. E. Josseph
Harry Poulinier
Eula Ledgerwood
Pomeroy
Harry Jesseph
Walla Walla
Ross Culver
Spokane
C. F. Corbett
H. D. Williams
Bertha Williams
O. Vinje
Neil McInnis
John McInnis
Pullman
Paul LaPlant
Thos. Taylor
L. G. Keller
Wm. F. Diffenbacher
C. L. Baker
John Helberg
Robert Nelson
Colville High School
Northwest Business College of
Louis G. Keller
L. M. McFarland
T. N. Ledgerwood
J. C. Harrigan
W. F. Diffenbacher
Dorothy Diffenbacher
William Diffenbacher
Norman W. Moss
L. E. Jesseph
Hayward O. Bair
Bair
Kenneth G. McKay
James McKay
Creed Ledgerwood
Milton
Oregon
Colville
Gladys Rhoden
Hugh Waddell
H. H. McCulloch
C. M. Schindel
F. H. Crombie
Belle Waddell
Charles Rogers
Seattle
A. L. Rogers
Marjorie Ide
Federal Rehabilitation Work
Martha Ide
Portland
G. B. Ide
Fred Johnston
Geo. W. Peddycord
Wilbur McKibben
Mt. Vernon
The Farm Bureau and Its Function in County
The article argues for active Farm Bureau membership as the key to a healthy county organization. It urges members to engage with a clear program focusing on livestock grain fruit and vegetable sectors, outlining revenue sources and practical farming business aims.
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Farm Bureau
United Effort
County Farm Bureau
United States
Planning a County Farm Organization Structure
The passage outlines forming a county farm group with active committees for organization publicity finance community development marketing transportation and legislative work. It stresses dividing general committees into sub committees and placing leaders from the membership to ensure success.
Water Power Potential Vast in State Irrigation Plans
The state holds irrigation capacity for 2,558,000 acres far beyond current use. Potential horsepower reaches 6,449,860, about 16 percent of the national total, with only 7 percent of water power and 17 percent of irrigation developed. Proceedings involve 10 streams and 330 rights for 25,700 acres. 313 new applications bring total pending to 833, including 592 for irrigation and 115 for hydroelectric plants, plus municipal water projects for 40 towns.
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Union
United States
Dentist Removes Tooth After Sympathetic Ache
Tommy visits a dentist who has just extracted a tooth. He explains the adjacent tooth aches in sympathy and demands its removal. The doctor agrees, saying the tooth aches in sympathy as well.
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Tommy
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