Washington News Atlas Echoes Rural Debates and Legal Pledges
A collage of topics covers wartime peace notions, harvest hunting counts including ten hunters, and a call for peace terms. It notes 640 acre homestead law expansion, public land entry plans, and grazing focus. The piece discusses Washington State College and University of Washington course duplication and fiscal restraint, plus local commerce supporting made in Washington Crescent products. It closes with reflections on state rights under Webb Kenyon and a January issue of the Washington Historical Quarterly featuring pioneer stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Interior Department
Land Office
Colville Reservation
C. C. Dill
Washington State College
Pullman
State University At
Seattle
Palouse
Sound Country
Spokane
Cheney
Washington Historical Quarterly
Edmond S. Meany
History
University of Washington
State
Pioneer Association of the
State of Washington
Meany
Pioneer and Historical Associations of the
Victor J. Farrar
Elizabeth Ann Coone
The
Cascades
David Longmire
Wyoming
Grace Raymond Herbard
Edith G. Prosh
I. N. Ebey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colville
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Hotel
Stevens County
P. E. Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville, Wa
Heh Chase
Colville Abstract CO
TopNoch
TopNoch Flour Mills
Roosevelt
America
Eden
Washington
Crescent
Crescent Company
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Jefferson
Hamilton
United States
Tove
Rico A. Carriker
Whitehouse & Price
Hutton
Frank W. Wines
Wash
Frank B. Goetter
Colville Wash
Colville Land CO
Sells Land
Colville Bank
Colville Land Co. CO. N. LL. M. McFarland Colville
W. C. Koppe
Farmers’ Store
International Harvester Company
Oliver Plows
Geo. W. Kildon
First
Wynne
G. H. Staves &Co
Touraine Tat Wits
Kane
Postce
New Monroe Street
Sivereins Avenue
Wm. Snow
R. H. Snow
Mgr
Colville Furniture Exchange
Phonograph
Edison
PANM
Nixon-Rimmel