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Newspaper

Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1920

Page

7

Summit Valley Farmers Report Strong Rain and Crop Prospects

A heavy rain on Monday and Tuesday ended with an electrical storm Tuesday night. Farmers predict good crops of potatoes and corn. Albert Dennis tends fine winter wheat and a weedless garden. Elias Nelson bought the Morken place for 1200 dollars, 160 acres. Many local residents visiting relatives and attending events across Addy and nearby towns. Have you registered for the primary election?

Albert Dennis Elias Nelson Morken Place Lake Creek Road H. W. Miller Spokane August Pearson Kansas City Missouri Clara Garthe Haynes R. E W. W. Bone Timmel Farm Goff A. BE. Persson Colville Ben Cottman James Walter Pearson Lester McDaniel Roddie Timmel Clarks Lake J. A. Edwards M. C Garthe Addy H. J. Noble Marquis Wyene Mr. Persson Brookwood Farm George Hague Edmund Graham

Lincoln Herald Consolidated with Creston News

The Lincoln Herald merges into the Creston News under editor O A Hawkins amid rising paper costs. The Big Bend wheat belt faces a short crop from heat and drought as wells dry and springs fail. Crops in Stevens county stay fair, alfalfa largely fails from late frost while fruit crops vary across Spokane and Columbia valleys. Forest fires threaten reserves but rain aids crops and slows blazes.

Lincoln Herald Lincoln Creston News Creston Herald O.A. Hawkins Lincoln Townsite Big Bend Stevens County Spokane River Spokane Columbia Colville Gerome Columbia Valley

Topiary arts thrive in England and near London

The piece notes ornate topiary in Staines and at Kew nurseries near Richmond, describing ancient yew trees shaped into peacocks and a thriving British craft. It highlights patience, long maturation, and topiary as a living garden craft still practiced despite modern leisure constraints.

Othe Great Staines Belfont Royal Kew Nurseries Richmond Town London Daily Telegraph

Hall of Fame for Big Trees Names Noted Nominees

The American Forestry association compiles a list for the Hall of Fame for big trees. Nominees include the Great Tree on Boston Common blown down in 1918 and the Green Tree hotel at LeClaire on the Mississippi river. Other entries are the De Soto Oak at Tampa and the octopus tree in Virginia.

Boston Common le Maireta Mississippi River American Forestry Association Lexington LeClaire de Soto Tampa Fla Mississippi West Charles City County Virginia Marlintown Wo Va Andrew Lewis Balkans Podgoritza Red Cross

Importance of Music in War and Society

The article argues music is essential not a luxury, aiding morale and healing for shell shocked veterans. It links music with religion and church services, asserting musical taste elevates places of amusement and communal spirit in a wartime context.

Chicago News

Exclusive Fifth Avenue jeweler greets minimal budget

A gentleman with a grand French name opens a high end jewelry shop on Fifth Avenue where nothing costs under ten thousand dollars. Clerks in frock coats resemble parliament members and wear silk hats. A shopper seeking an emerald ring for a thousand dollars is told such a ring is not sold here and suggested to try Blank's, a long established New York jeweler.

Fifth Avenue Blank’s New York

US Share of Dutch East Indies Fish Imports Since 1915

Since 1915 the first year with customs statistics for imports of conserved fish into the Dutch East Indies the United States has held a fair share of the market. Before World War I salmon mostly came from the Pacific coast and in recent years sardines and herring also came from the United States as other sources closed.

Dutch East Indies United States Pacific Coast

Those Girls Leap Year Proposal Prank

In a light exchange, Madge teases Blu about convincing a suitor to propose by hinting Agnes was eager, noting leap year as the nudge while Boston Transcript-style banter plays out.

Agnes Rbut Madge Blu Boston Transcript

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