Colville Examiner Publication Details and Policies
The Colville Examiner publishes every Saturday morning and is entered as second class matter Oct 31 1907 at Colville Washington. Subscription is $2 a year in advance. under a year 5 cents per copy. Postal rates to B C and foreign exclude. Advertising rate card available on request. Renewal requires payment through the label date. Remittance by stamps checks or money orders. Address changes require old and new addresses. Advertising rate card available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Washington
B.C
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
of Washington
County of
Stevens
A. L. Rogers
HuGh Waddell
Waddell We
B. Waddell
Colville News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Developments
Colville items report the funeral of infant from Spokane area, building projects on Main street by D H Kimple and Buchanan Graham, a music studio move, and a Chinook phrase exchange. Also noted are city ordinances on liquor bans and paving plans for First Avenue, social events at the Odd Fellows hall, and a brush fire near the school section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet J. Hallowell
Bank of Colville
Main Street
Robbins Lumber Company
Brown House
Congregational Church
Second Avenue
O N Bell Recaps West Coast Trip and Political Talks
O N Bell returns from a multi city tour including Seattle Portland San Francisco and Berkeley. He chats with delegates at the Democratic convention noting Cox’s nomination and his view of Cox as a law abiding man favored by Republicans. The column also mentions a lost pair of nose glasses and an oil investment ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Berkeley
Shriners
Lloyd White
John B. Slater
Cox
Wilson
Jim Cox
Itching piles prompt warning on gratanity usage
Poorly written notice notes itching piles for which gratanity is not a cure. It mentions a recommended ointment and suggests seeking a drug store for treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oan
Church Services And Activities Listed In Town Notices
The Churches Christian Science holds services every Sunday at 1 at the chapel and Wednesday evenings at 8. A Catholic Mass schedule covers eight and ten o clock on first and third Sundays and ten o'clock on second and fourth Sundays. Rev E Bell S J presides. Sunday school at 10. Evangelistic services are held at Orin each Wednesday evening with a Thursday evening prayer meeting. Women sew for the poor each Wednesday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bell
S. J
Orin
Pastor Rev C H Alborn Announces Services This Sunday
Regular services led by pastor Rev C H Alborn Sunday morning. Junior B Y P U at 3. Biv FU at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. No preaching Sunday evening or union services at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Alborn
The
Christian Church
Methodist Church Service Invite
Robert H. Allen leads morning worship at 11 at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The church invites attendance and offers a helpful sermon. No evening service due to a union service at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert H. Allen
The
Christian Church
Union services urged with Royal welcome for speaker
T A Meredith invites all to Bible school at 10 and communion at 11 followed by a sermon on Self Examination. Union evening services at 8 with Rev Huggins of the Congregational Church as speaker. Choir practice Friday and mid week service Wednesday at 8. Citizens urged to fill the auditorium and join in Make it Unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Meredith
Huggins
The
Congregational Church
Union Meeting At Christian Church Invites All
Reverend J. M. Huggins pastor leads a union gathering at the Christian church at 8 o clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Huggins
Christian Church
Chan St Clair Builds Greenhouse Empire in Colville
Chauncey St. Clair known as Chan has grown from a contractor and confectioner to a greenhouse entrepreneur. He sold his confectionery last year and now specializes in flowers and produce, planning a third greenhouse totaling 4000 feet of glass with future expansion to 13,000 feet of roof glass for Colville trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Lee Hotel
Grover Graham
Spokane
St Clair Cultivates Lettuce and Flowers In Greenhouses
Mr St Clair markets cucumbers for four weeks and grows winter lettuce in a hothouse and outdoors in warm weather. He sold 500 pounds of leaf lettuce this spring and notes head lettuce needs outdoor growth. His winter flower crop includes carnations chrysanthemums and sweet peas with 800 carnation plants planned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. St. Clair
Lewiston
California
Carnations Company
Schedule of Coming Events in Inland Empire region
Jay 14 Inland Empire Dairy Producers Association meeting Colville. Aug 6 Pomona Grange meets at Burnt Valley Grange Chewelah. Sep 29 80 Oct 1 Stevens County Livestock Show Colville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Inland Empire Dairy Producers Association
Colville
Pomona Grange
Burnt Valley Grange
Chewelah
Stevens County
Markets of Nablus Thriving with Silversmiths and Sweets
In Nablus and Shechem the souks bustle with tiny silver shops where artisans craft ornaments for peasants. Coffee houses line the street as men gather on stools to drink strong brews and play tawla while gossiping. Sweet vendors display kanafie pastries soaked in melted butter and strup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nablus
Shechem
Independence of Georgia and its historic endurance
The Georgians are praised for a long history of resilience and independence. The text traces Georgia’s ancient Christian roots, centuries of Persian and Turkish pressure, and notes that independence was reestablished in May 1918 when the Georgian national council proclaimed it, ending subordination to the Russian empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Greece
Rome
Georgian National Council
Christian Science Monitor
Fire Starting by Friction Techniques in Early Manuals
The passage describes creating fire without matches using dry grass and two woods, underwood and spindle. A notch in tinderwood receives a fast-spinning spindle made by hand or with a bow drill, producing a coal, which is nurtured into flame and then fed with twigs.
Various Species of Asters Native to the United States
The piece notes about 120 as ters in the United States with 14 in northeastern America. It highlights the New Zealand aster as striking with strong stems reaching eight feet and violet purple to pink blossoms in swamps late summer. Great Britain has one native aster, while many American species are cultivated there as Michaelmas daisies. The Swiss purple aster is praised along New England roads in autumn, pairing with goldenrod for a purple and gold display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Great Britain
New England
Indianapolis News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colville Examiner
Harrigan
Miss Mary Lucas
National Editorial Association
State Press Association
United Typothetae
Henrietta Gohlman
Leader
Harrington
Medical Lake
D. H. Kimple
George Bioth
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Mr. Kimple
Buchanan-Graham
Chas. H. Alborn
Rice
Thomas Hammer
Kettle Falls
Albert Kelley
Cheechoko
Jacob Meyers
Meyers Falls
Geo. Edgar Kyes
Sumner
Baptist Parsonage
John W. Walsh
Christina Lake, B. C
F. H. Ahm
E. M. Spedden
Knettleton
Harry Spedden
Minnie Marion Siegel
George H. Siegel
Arden
Mt. Carmel Hospital
J. W. Henderson
Pine City
Rosalia
Ralph Elmer
McCord Undertaking
Woodcraft
Odd Fellows Hall
M. R. Strong
W. C. Cummings
G. H. Kirkpatrick
J. A. Stephenson
C. A. Hauber
Chehalis
Enos Lavigne
First Avenue
Wynne Street
Railroad Avenue
E. J. Milberg
T. N. Ledgerwood
Bridge
Milberg
George Stenger
G. A. Wauchope
Columbia
South Carolina
Frank Huggins
Pomeroy
Joe Miller
Mrs
J. A. Gillespie
Kingsburg, California
Rev. J. M. Huggins
L. M. McFarland
Roy J. Carnall
Crete Carnall
Boundary
J. B. Jacobs
H. O. Bair
O. F. Vinson
C. H. Carroll
W. Lon Johnson
Irving D. Sill
Earle T. Gates
Schmidt
I. M. Crockar
Boise
Raney’s Grove
O. N. Bell
Texas
R. A. David
Hotel Lee
Ballpark
Examiner
Adventist Sabbath School
Christian Science
Baptist Services
Church OF Christ
Chan
ST. Clair
Trust Cash Guaranty Board
Colville Loan and Trust, Company
LLE
Wash
Washington Bank Depositors’ Guaranty Fund
Song Shop
First National Bank
State of
U. US
U. S
Banking House
U.S
U .S
W. H. Jackson
Colville, Wash
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!