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Newspaper

Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1921

Page

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John B Slater Tells About California

John B Slater reflects on the San Francisco Oakland East Bay area in 1921, noting Oakland’s growth, shifting business centers, and historic landmarks. He recalls old courthouses, streets, and civic life, contrasting past and present expressions of the city. The piece ends with a teaser that the story continues on page ten.

San Diego California Dear Examiner San Francisco Oakland Alameda Berkeley East Bay San Pablo Hills Pacific Slope Main Street Temple of Temple of Justice State Supreme Court Court House

Mrs A B Willett Dies At Age 76 In Colville

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Willett aged 76 wife of A B Willett died at her home in north Colville on Christmas day after two weeks of paralysis. Born March 10 1845 in Brown County Illinois she married A B Willett January 15 1874. The family moved from Anderson Indiana to Colville in 1908. Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev George E Whitten presiding. Pallbearers and musical numbers listed.

Mary Elizabeth Willett A. B. Willett North Colville Brown County Illinois Anderson Indiana Colville Maud A Lola I Don R Ralph V Rolla A. Willett Baptist Church Methodist Church M. E George EE. W

New City Ordinance 159 To Be Passed Jan 2

The city council completed the first reading of ordinance 159 on December 20 and will conduct the final reading on January 2. The measure shifts delinquent tax handling from the county to the city to allow sale of delinquent property with a two year redemption period. City Attorney W H Jackson consulted with Spokane officials on the ordinance.

W. H. Jackson Spokane City of Colville

Mackinaw Eggs Arrive for Stevens County Hatchery

Eastern Mackinaw embryo shipments totaling 165 000 eggs arrived from Sheboygan Wisconsin on Christmas day for the Stevens County fish hatchery. Fish Commissioner J Rhode will oversee incubation for distribution to Loon Deer Waits and Deep lakes when ice goes out in April. An earlier delay pushed arrival to December 25 and some eggs required grooming to remove fungus.

Sheboygan Wisconsin Stevens County J. Rhode Colville

Great Northern Announces Tax Reductions and Shipments Rise

Government war taxes on freight and passenger fares will be eliminated starting January 1. A New York passenger ticket drops by 8.18 dollars and lumber carloads cost 18 dollars less. Postal and regional shipments increase with December traffic spikes and several firms moving multiple carloads. An Odd Fellows Rebekahs joint installation is planned for January 11 with R. E. Lee overseeing.

New York City R. E. Lee Company Illinois New York B. J. Carney Company W. G. Hartwell Lindsay Bros Odd Fellows Rebekahs R. E. Lee

Seriously Injured in Old Dominion Mine Accident

James Fagan, 26, was struck by a hanging wall slab in the Old Dominion mine lower tunnel and severely injured. He was moved to Mt. Carmel hospital with a fractured back bone and paralysis below the waist, later developing pneumonia from chest pressure. Fagan had only recently been hired for Christmas work and was filling in for Superintendent Al Lynch.

Old Dominion James Fagan Mt. Carmel al Lynch John Calhoun Lynch R. F. Goetter Eikenbary Spokane Fagan Colville Seattle

Manual Training Rooms Scenes of Much Interest

Colville high school manual training students under Byron Smith gain access to new equipment including a plain dado saw rip saws a Wallace Bennett planer and about 125 dollars in tools Their work includes a sewing cabinet oak library tables a china closet and buffet piano benches and a mahogany medicine chest The program runs four days a week with two well lit basement rooms on East Second Street providing eleven work benches and two tool chests for classes and independent projects.

Wallace Bennett Colville High School Byron Smith Prof. Smith Hayward Mosher Rufus Munson Troy Miller Dee McKern Clayton McKern William Wright

Workshop and stock room attract student interest

The passage describes a work room filled with brace bits and drawers for tools, a large student-built rack for cut materials, and a wood stock including oak mahogany birch spruce pine fir and gum. The space sits opposite a popular gym where students gather after hours and holidays find work rooms a source of amusement.

County Hospital Christmas Gratitude Notes

County Hospital patients thank county commissioners city residents and the Presbyterian C E Society of Northport for Christmas kindness. The superintendent and matron are praised for entertaining patients and coordinating holiday joy with help from listed donors.

County Hospital C. E. Society Presbyterian Church Northport A. C. Wheeler Er. M. Crane Alfred Brickell Frank M. Pierce H. T. Wynds Fred Stoltz Swan Johnson William Forsberg W. H. Collins John McPhee

Coming Events Schedule Highlights Month by Month

Dec 31 New Year’s Eve dance in the band auditorium. Jan 2 I O O F annual dance. Jan 5 Filipino Quartet at the high school lyceum. Jan 17 Florentine Musicians at the high school lyceum. Feb 8 Debate Colville high school versus Walla Walla high school at M Ey church. Feb 6 American Legion play at Colville theater.

High School Lyceum Florentine Colville High School Walla Walla High School M. Ey American Legion Colville Theater

Parishioners Gift Father Bell Increased Christmas Purse

For years church members have given a Christmas purse to Father Bell in charge of the parish. Last year the amount was about 100 dollars. This year the Rev. Fr. Bell received around 140 dollars from the congregation as a token of good wishes.

Bell

Beginning Sunday Evening Song Services Invite

Beginning Sunday January 1 TOM DOUGLASS of Valley directs all Christians to join in daily song services in the evenings except Saturdays. All denominations are invited to assist.

Tom Douglass Valley

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Rich Colville, Washington Colville Abstract CO Frank Kostka Colville Long Shop Colville Laundry Chapman & Simpson Treasure Topnoch Flour Mills Washington John B.slater Bay Country Natatorium Park Great Northern Old Dominion Tunnel Geo. Whitten Colville M. E. Church
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