Alameda The Island City Of San Francisco Bay
Alameda sits on an island in San Francisco Bay with 45 000 residents and no high rise buildings The town centers around community hubs with no wholesale district and quick access to San Francisco and Oakland freight via ferry A Borax works site near the residential area offers a vivid look at industrial history and a story of California borax development then continues toward the Mojave desert discovery and the twenty mule teams that fueled its growth
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San Diego
California
Dear
Examiner
San Francisco Bay
Alameda
Francisco Bay
Oakland
Bethlehem Steel Works
Dow Pump Works
Pacific
Borax Co
Union
San Francisco
Borax
Mojave Desert
Reelect Same Officers for Colville Valley Savings and Loan
The Colville Valley Savings and Loan Association held its annual stockholders meeting with good attendance. Board members for 1922 were elected and officers reelected: Dr. O F Vinson as president, C L Baker as vice president, H R Williams as secretary treasurer and manager. The attorney named was H T Wentz. An executive committee also serves as the appraisal board. The group discussed expanding beyond Colville and noted seven months of strong performance attracting investors and borrowers.
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Colville Valley Savings and Loan Association
O. F. Vinson
C. L. Baker
H. R. Williams
L. G. Keller
H. T. Wentz
Louis Strauss
Quinn McCord
Atty H. T. Wentz
Louis G. Kelle
Quinn W. McCord
Colville
Association
Freight Rates Cut for Hay Grain and Feed from Colville
New rates effective January 7 reduce hay and straw costs to several destinations from Colville with Spokane at 13 cents per 100 pounds down from 14, and various towns showing proportional decreases. Wheat mill feed and flour rates to Seattle Tacoma and Portland drop to 30 cents from 38 3/8, while Spokane rate sits at 16 1/2 cents. Most shipments from Colville move north or to Spokane or the coast.
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Colville
Spokane
Marcus
Rossburg
Northport
International Boundary
Columbia Gardens
Nelson
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Coast
Former Colville Pitcher Runs Collie Farm Kennel near Spokane
Former Colville pitcher Chris Stelz and wife Mrs. Stelz acquired the Barlow dairy farm north of Colville city limits. They plan a premier Collie kennel on 31 acres with greenhouses and a nursery operation. The purchase price was about $6500, with prior owner seeking $30,000 to $25,000. Uncalled-for Colville post office letters include Murrell Coy and others.
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Colville
Chris Stelz
Chris
Spokesman-Review
Land of the Living
Spokane
United States
C. T. Stelz
Barlow
Country Club Road
Stelz
St. Louis
Alfred P. Johnson
Banks Elect the Officers for Year
Annual stockholders meetings across Stevens county elected officers for the year. Banks reported healthy conditions with assets totaling 706,650 at the Bank of Colville and 819,958 at First National Bank of Colville. The Colville Loan and Trust Company held assets of 386,775, Addy State Bank 73,515, and Guaranty State Bank of Marcus 118,483.
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Bank of
Colville
Stevens County
G. W. Peddycord
W. L. Sax
C. L. Baker
W. H. Graham
H. T. Wentz
C. I. Baker
Irving D. Sill
L. S. Munger
Insurance Department
First National Bank of
Hugh Waddell
A. L. Rogers
Mary W. Crombie
Henry R. Spedden
Joseph Rogers
Sidney FE. Barnes
Colville Loan and Trust Company
George W. Seal
S. L. Dearinger
Edward Nyholm
W. A. Acorn
Dale Jones
Barmans
Addy State Bank
C. Ostrum
Guaranty State Bank of Marcus
KE. S. Moore
E. K. Moore
A. J. Rogers
E. S. Moore
Orient State Bank
Marcus
Silver Mine at Daisy Promises Rich Ore Yields
At the Silver Mountain Mining and Milling Co. near Daisy a crew advances the lower tunnel to reach the big ore shoot under the shaft. Manager W. E. Seelye estimates 55 000 tons in sight mainly silver with some gold and lead. Projected costs and revenues imply immediate profit.
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Silver Mountain Mining and Milling Co
Daisy
W. E. Seelye
Schedule of Coming Events
Listings of upcoming events include Florentine Musicians at the high school lyceum on Jan 16 Colville High vs Walla Walla High at M E church Feb 8 American Legion play at Colville theater Feb 6 Northwest Mining convention in Spokane Feb 14 18 Shrove Tuesday Feb 28 Ash Wednesday Mar 21 Vernal equinox Apr 9 Palm Sunday Apr 16 Easter Sunday June 22 Summer solstice
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High School Lyceum
Colville High School
Walla Walla High School
M. E. Church
Northwest Mining
Spokane
Daisy Mine on Stevens County Property Aims Big Production
Consolidated Silver Mountain Mines Co. outlines a plan to develop a Daisy mine asset in Stevens county. Manager W E Seely cites over $80,000 invested and a potential concentrate operation to yield $60 to $70 per ton, with 1,500,000 shares capitalized at ten cents and 100,000 treasury shares offered at ten cents. The project targets Orin shipping, a Colville headquarters, and aims to complete a reduction plant this year.
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Stevens County
W. E. Seely
Colville
Daisy Mine
Consolidated Silver Mountain Mines Co
I. N. Terry
Ten
New York
H. J. Mallon
Harry Bell
L. M. Flourney
Samuel Walker
J. N. Nevers
Minnesota
J. J. Brown
Spokane
P. KE. Seelye
Orin
Treasury
Terry
Grain Growers Convention to Gather at Davenport Spokane
The annual convention of the grain growers shippers and millers association will be held at the Davenport in Spokane January 26 and 27. Many farmer problems will be discussed and speakers from the state college will handle related subjects.
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Grain Growers, Shippers, and Millers Association
Davenport
Spokane
State College
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John B.slater
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Collie Farm
Murrell Coy
Jack Flood
May Gavin
H. W. Harrie
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