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Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1920

Page

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First Meeting of Colville Park Board Sets Year’s Work

The Colville Park Board held its inaugural meeting in the Rickey block with W. L. Sax chosen as chairman and J. C. Harrigan as secretary treasurer. Appointed to terms by the council, the board outlined responsibilities for streets, walks, trees, paving projects, and city park planning, with regular meetings scheduled for the first and third Tuesdays. The Colville Park Association will serve as a public forum and advisory body to the board and may raise funds for future improvements.

Colville J. C. Harrigan W. L. Sax W. A. Acorn M. R. Strong F. B. Goetter Messrs. Sax Harrigan Acorn Colville Park Oak Beach Astor First City Park

Wenatchee Railroad Man Takes Bride From Colville

A quiet wedding at the Knauss home near Colville united Miss Kate Knauss with Rodney L. Martindale of Wenatchee. Rev. John M. Huggins officiated as guests in a six course dinner applauded the union. The couple will reside in Wenatchee after a brief honeymoon. The note adds that the House handles about 12 000 bills yearly versus 3 000 in the Senate.

D. J. Knauss Colville Kate Knauss Rodney L. Martindale Wenatchee W. C. Keller W. B. Salyer Fred Knauss John M. Huggins Congregational Church of George Knauss Tolna N. D Mansfield Wash Clyde Knauss Frances Elizabeth Martindale G. N. Railway

Old Dominion creamery opens new ice plant and creamery

The Old Dominion creamery this week began ice production at its new 7 ton daily capacity plant, using an expanded ammonia process. Ice is stored in 100 pound cubes for city delivery at 1 cent a pound with no delivery, while 2 tons a day serve the creamery and 5 tons for cold storage. The creamery also launches ice cream production with a new $1000 freezer and modern, rust resistant lining.

Old Dominion Creamery Ice Cream Department of Creamery Old Dominion

Teachers Need Higher Pay To Restore Public Education

Colville citizens face an education crisis as teachers warn salaries have not kept pace with living costs. Vacancies and underqualified staff strain schools while enrollment in teacher training drops. Teachers vow salary readjustment with community backing needed to preserve democracy.

Colville United States Commissioner of Education

How Honey Granulates and How to Handle It Common insights

Stevens county residents learn that honey granulates naturally and does not spoil. Professor Scullen explains granulation reflects nectar source and sugar balance, with sage honey resisting granulation and alfalfa or clover granulating. Warm water loosens granulated honey. avoid overheating.

Stevens County Professor Scullen California

Irishman sues after eye poking during Chicago brawl

An Irishman sues a Celtic rival after being poked in the eye with a stick at a Chicago resort. The magistrate questions the intent, and the Celt quips that he meant to push the eye farther in.

Chicago

Old Friend Boasts Coffee Reforms At Boarders’ Table

A humorous exchange unfolds with a boardinghouse keeper bragging about coffee and a veteran boarder comparing it to the Marne in wartime valor. The scene reflects a lively social beat in a domestic setting.

Marne

Near East relief drive launches in Stevens county

Rev E F Spicer leads an intensive Near East relief campaign in Stevens county with a March 1 to 3 drive. District and church groups plan extensive solicitation, pledge cards, and a union rally on February 29 to spread awareness and raise funds for Armenian relief.

E. FE. Spicer Stevens County

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Spokane RICH Jeweler Opticia Colville Abstract CO Frank Kostka Colville, Washington Stevens County Power and Light Co TopNoch Flour Mills House of Representatives Senate The Colville High Congregational Church Dist Golden Rule Willett Leader Columbia Garage E. C. Durdle Hotel Lee Main Christian Church Baptist Church Third Episcopal Church Free Methodist Church Methodist Church W. I. Sax Aladdin Luther Connelly Standard L. V. Thew Methodist Episcopal Congregational Free Methodist New York R. F. Spicer Frank B. Goetter Ash
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