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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
7
After August 6 1922 no claims will be considered for compensation or vocational training due to late war service. Veterans must file by that date with the veterans bureau Seattle. Oregon veterans urged to file immediately. timely action is required to secure the bonus and avoid loss of entitlement.
Miss Martha Koehne of the University of Washington advises that after six months a child may eat carrots spinach tomatoes peas cooked lettuce asparagus cauliflower and cooked celery. Vegetables should be prepared like family meals and sieved. milk soup can replace part of milk, with gradual increases to two tablespoons daily by age one.
Sabbath school each Saturday. Mass at eight and ten on first and third Sundays. Mass at ten on second and fourth Sundays. Rev KE Boll S J officiating.
Services every Sunday morning at 11. Rev G E Whitten preaches on The Sins of the Individual as they Affect the Nation. Sunday school at 10 Epworth League at 7. Special music across all services.
Rev Fred A Thomas pastor leads Bible school at 945 and Children day exercises after with a fine program. At 11 the regular preaching service follows with Christian Endeavor at 7. Sermon titled Home and Home Influence stresses affection and heart shrines.
Preacher Rev J M Huggins conducts 11 am and 7 30 pm services. Prayer meeting Thursdays. Evangelistic services at Orin each Wednesday. G H Severance archdeacon Agnes D Roberts W A Worker. Sunday school 1 30 pm. Services every other Sunday at 10 30 am and 7 80 pm. Next service Sunday June 11 at 10 80 am by Rev L H Miller of St Peters Spokane. No evening service. All are cordially invited.
The article urges careful packaging for mail, with wrapping, boxing, addressing, return address, and insurance. It then explains subscription expiration notices, renewal timing, and pricing for The Commoner and The Examiner, noting combined yearly rates and current offer for existing Examiner subscribers.
Local column reports placards for Gellatly and Phipps French remain two years on Main Street despite no reelections looming. It notes Maine Street signage oddities, hot temperature readings, dandelion wine absence, and street scenes with locals. Plans for Colville Inchelium July 4 events include a Legion smoker, Colville band, and baseball tournament, plus Chautauqua June 22 to 26 on a non guarantee basis with lower ticket prices.
Observations show cleaned eggs deteriorate rapidly in cold storage regardless of washing method or whether spotted or dry cleaned. Such eggs cannot be shipped east or graded as selects and are placed in the firsts class if not too dirty. Time spent washing could be better used on preventive measures like cleaning dropping boards more often and renewal of facilities.
A small farm seeks a married man with a car to handle produce deliveries in thin territory. Interested parties should write or call for details and scheduling.
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