Stevens County Leads State In Hunting And Fishing Licenses
Stevens County issued 6,034 licenses in the fiscal year ending March 1919, one third of King County’s total despite a population about one twentieth as large. The county hosts 22 streams and 15 lakes stocked with trout, with annual fry plantings up to 1.5 million. The state reports 15,679,875 trout fry released statewide, and Stevens County’s hatchery at Colville contributed to that effort.
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Stevens County
L. H. Darwin
Lister
King County
States
Rhode
Colville
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Millions Versus Nickels in Washington Juvenile Reform Debate
Oregon style editorial argues against merging the Chehalis State Training School for boys with the Monroe State Reformatory. It cites cost savings, public stigma, and welfare concerns, noting 200 youths in Chehalis and 400 in Monroe, with potential annual savings of about 3600 dollars and a broader shift away from punitive treatment.
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Washington
Chehalis
Monroe
Washington State Training School For
State Reform School
State Training School
Ment
George A. Shefe
Shere
Thomas B. Horn
Cheney
Whitman
Pullman
Hugo Oswald
Juvenile Court of
Spokane
Grand Mound
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Jeweler and Opticia
Stevens County Power & Light Co
P. E. Dingle
Colville Abstract CO
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
TopNoch Flour Mills
Local Game Commission
Walla Walla
Darwin
By James Petty
Stevens County Fish Hatchery
Pend Oreille Lakes
Frank B. Goetter
Smith
First National Bank
Colville, Wash