Courthouse and County News Highlights Local Legal Actions
John A Curtis released from jail after payment of a $100 fine for malicious destruction of property at the M Kulzer store Valley. The Standard Oil Co sues C R Day Jr and Day Bros Day for 148.84 and 125.95 respectively. Bresnahan Droz vs Acorn Son dismissed as settled. Notices include administrator for Calvin L Newell and various money judgments. Marriage licenses issued for several couples. Washington butter brand law set for enforcement January 1 1920. Livestock men gathered in Spokane for the American National Live Stock association meeting January 27-29. Local real estate and infrastructure efforts feature bridges at Ione and Usk and a planned east side road corridor.
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John A. Curtis
M. Kulzer
Valley
Liberty
Curlew
Johnson
Standard Oil Co
C. R. Day Jr
Joe Day
Elwood Day
Day Bros. & Day
Copartners
Bossburg
Philip D. Armour
Louis D. Swift
Chicago
Spokane
American National Live Stock Association
Omaha
Inland Empire
Gladstone Mine Near Electric Point Shows Strong Prospects
Northport News reports progress at Gladstone Mountain mine in the Northport district. Dan D. Dodd says a 30 foot gallows frame, hoist, shaft house, and blacksmith shop are in place with a 56 foot shaft deepening and widening planned. Ore boulders weigh several tons and a smelterman estimates lead at 80 percent. About 100 tons of clean ore exist on the dump. shipments will begin after snowfall from Boundary rail point, with five men employed and early output around 50 tons in two weeks. Jesse Hall projects potential net smelter returns over 53 dollars per ton on the sulphide ore.
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Northport News
Gladstone
Gladstone Mountain
Northport
Dan D. Dodd
Electric Point
Income tax returns due for 1919 earnings
All persons with taxable income for 1919 must file returns between January 1 and March 18. Tax rates: 4 percent on net income up to 4000 after exemptions, 8 percent over 4000. 1918 rates were 6 and 12 percent. A graduated surtax applies to net income over 5000, rising with income up to 14 000 and then higher in steps to 48 percent for 98 000 to 100 000. Returns required for individuals with 1000 or more, married filers with 2000 or more, and joint husband wife reports.
Peak of Acreage Effort Reached in 1919
In 1919 U S farmers expanded cultivated land by 1 772 000 acres compared with 1918 surpassing the prior year. The 191 acreage figure reflected continued push to boost production during the postwar era and wartime crop goals.
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0. S
United States
Bank of Colville Urges Unified Citizenship for New Year
The speech calls residents to work for Colville's growth and prosperity. It praises loyal citizens and unselfish business leaders and urges unity beyond personal interests to build a bigger, better town under leadership of G. W. Peddycord.
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Bank OF Colville
Colville
G. W. Peddycord
Acreage Gains During War Years Highlight Winter Wheat Rise
Statistics from the crop-reporting specialists show 1919 added 12,229,000 acres of winter wheat over 1918, with total gains of 20,536,000 acres above prewar levels. Other crops increased less, as war labor shifts limited cultivable area and war industries absorbed workers.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
Leonard's Second Hand Store deal offers wagons and bicycle
Bargain advertised for sale includes two wagons a hack a buggy and a good bicycle offered by Leonard's Second Hand Store on South Main Street Colville with low prices and quick options for buyers.
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Willard
The
Pacific Garage
Colville, Wash
Earle T. Gates
Prop
I A
Spokane Flour Mills
Spokane, Wash
Colville Tire Shop
Columbia Garage
Air Rifles
Thermos
Keller Hardware Co
Courthouse and County News
Stevens County
H. A. Tilden
Superior Court
J. L. Taylor and Wife
Bresnahan & Droz
Acorn & Son
J. B. Miller
F. E. Mark Merchants
Meyers Falls
C. Kk. Knight
Knight
Mary C. Newell
Calvin L. Newell
Cedonia
C. H. Heuck
American Onyx & Marble Co
E. H. Ryan
John Schiiker
Nathaniel French
G. W. French
American Onyx & Marble
Roy Phillip McNearney
Nora Thelma Pero
David A. Smith
Martha B. Dickey
Kettle Falls
William A. Means
Winona
Vera Dane
Edward Fullner
Ida Meyers
Leadpoint
Glade Kiffer
Orin
Naoma E. Cummings
Marcus
Washington State
Washington
L. C. Richardson
State Industrial Insurance Commission
Columbia Building
Industrial Service Company
Richardson
State Insurance Department
W. C. Jones
Maxwell
Geo. R. Jessee
Maxwell Dealer
Ione
Pend Oreille
Usk
Gladstone Mining
Leonard
L. H. Rothlisberger
Eastman
Kodaks
Kodak
Carroll’s Pharmacy
Cincinati
Baldwin Company
Baldwin
Ellington, Hamilton and
Howard
Piano House
M. W. Meyer
Ideal Laundry Co. Dry Cleaners and Dyers Spokane
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