Stevens County Game Commission Stocks Lakes With Bass
The Stevens County Game Commission moves to stock local lakes with bass after initial success at Orient and Kelly Hill areas. About 2 000 bass fry were placed in Pierre Lake east of Orient 2 000 in Williams Lake and 2 000 in White Mud Lake. Benefits from donor Hugh Glasgow include stocking multiple Kelly Hill lakes. Bass adapt to winter conditions and do not need rocky spawning grounds as trout do. Loon and Deer Lakes have been relied on for bass fishing, but northern Stevens County may enjoy broader bass sport in coming years.
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Stevens County
Rittenger
Hugh Glasgow
Kelly Hill
Bossburg
Glasgow
County Game Commission
Pierre Lake
Orient
Williams Lake
White Mud Lake
Game Commission
Nonpartisan League to Hold Meetings in Stevens County
The Nonpartisan League schedules meetings at Rossburg Northport Aladdin Colville Chewelah Valley Loon Lake Springdale Williams Valley Grange and Deer Park with E C Ormsbee and other speakers outlining the campaign program. Everyone invited to hear the issues explained and women urged to attend.
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Stevens County
Rossburg
Northport
Aladdin
Colville
Chewelah
Burnt Valey
Grange
N. E
Valley
E. C. Ormsbee
Nonpartisan League
Sunflowers Seen as Main Silage Crop in Dry Stevens County
County Agent Plumb urges farmers to plant sunflowers for silage noting dry conditions boost yield. Reports 15 20 tons per acre under dry, up to 30 with wet conditions. Sunflower silage valued at 90 percent feed efficiency vs 40 bushel corn. acreage rising. several local growers planted crops this year.
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Plumb
Stevens County
Warsinske
Daisy
Pullman
Pastors and Agents Lead Columbia River Moving Picture Tour
Miss Lawrence of the state college home management department and W S Murdock extension dairyman with County Agent Plumb and Rev Robert Allen organize a moving picture tour down the Columbia River. Earle T Gates installs a farm lighting system for the DeVry projector to travel with the group. Talks cover farm bureau cow testing home management and country church. Schedule runs from August 9 Kettle Falls to August 17 Summit Valley with stops at Rice Daisy Gifford Cedonia Hunters Stranger Creek.
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Plumb
Robert Allen
Columbia River
Earle T. Gates
Colville
DeVry
Farm Bureau
Stevens County Cow Testing Association
Country Church
Kettle Falls
Rice
Daisy
Gifford
Cedonia
Hunters
Stranger Creek
Summit Valley
Senator Coman Addresses Crowd On Main Street
Senator E. T. Coman, Republican gubernatorial candidate, spoke Monday night in Stevens and Ferry counties. He criticized school funding methods, opposed the Carlyon bill, urged road funding without future debt, and pledged to open sessions of the rules committee if elected.
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E. T. Coman
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Carlyon
Down Colville Streets in the Morning Hours
The Observer describes a peaceful Colville morning as workers stroll to tasks past shops, forges, and a granite gravestone cutter. The piece notes scent of pine, machine grease, secondhand stores, and the cheerful bustle of downtown before the day’s rush begins.
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Colville
Thrift Remains Popular Across America Amid Spending Debates
The piece cites rising savings deposits and life insurance purchases as signs of quiet thrift. It notes 1919 figures showing five million people adopting the habit and public funds backing European sales, with mentions of bands, picnics, and community events as context.
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Pacific Coast
United States
Europe
Famous Kilties Band to Play With Nelson Team
Colville residents will enjoy a bagpipe and drum concert tomorrow as the famous Kilties Band joins the Nelson baseball team for a 2:30 start at the ball park. A free concert follows Sunday evening with six bagpipes and five drums led by three boys aged 12 to 14 in Scottish kilts and plaids.
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Colville
Kilties
Ball Park
Make Ready for Fair is Plea of E C Durdle
E C Durdle urges Stevens county residents to prepare exhibits for the upcoming fair. He stresses gathering grain and forage crops, tying bundles for display, and preserving specimens per the premium list to improve chances for first prize.
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E. C. Durdle
Stevens County
Agricultural Department
E. CC. Durdle
Supt. Agricultural Dept
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