Foreclosure and divorce notices from Stevens County Washington
Legal notices from the Stevens County superior court include a foreclosure of delinquent tax certificate No 1285 to Edward L Akehurst, a creditors notice for Marion N Roland estate, and a summons by publication for Edith Rebecca Vroom in a divorce action. Also lists attorney F Y Wilson and post office Northport Washington.
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Ina Arate
Marion N. Roland
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Pickman Vroom
Edith Rebecca Vroom
Sppes
F. Y. Wilson
Northport
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Cora Rae Peers
Nancy Graham
Jay Graham
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Cora Knoppenburg
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L. G. Bevis
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C. A. Lepeerwoop
Home Grounds Care for Trees and Shrubs
Soil selection and planting tips guide beautifying home grounds. Choose loamy soil, dig ample root space, and source locally proven varieties from neighbor yards and experiment stations. Plant smaller trees, transplant in dormant season, space thoughtfully, add front landscaping, water consistently, and prune only as needed to preserve natural form.
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J. E. Mundell
New Mexico College Press Bulletin
Aid In Playground Work In Boston Clubwomen Open Eight Playgrounds
Boston clubwomen have provided eight city playgrounds for children over seven years. The effort has grown to involve city government support and a Playground league with thousands of children as members. The league enforces discipline and awards a league button to exemplary boys.
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Value of Civic Beauty in Modern Cities
Quotes stress that civic beauty holds practical value for trade and life. Berlin and Paris models show cities improving through pride and design, while American towns embrace a finer town life as civic pride grows.
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New York Herald
Tin tinnabulations and the home caught dollar idea
A Denver area bard promotes Saving locally with a verse explaining how dollars kept at home boost the home community. The piece urges residents to spend at home, describing dollars earned locally as lifeblood supporting local shops and neighbors.
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Attract Trade by Keeping Stores Clean and Removing Loafers
A guide urges merchants to improve appearance and staff courtesy to draw customers. It argues that clean, orderly stores deter loafers and create a welcoming atmosphere, recommending firm, respectful action to remove nuisances while maintaining community support.
Planting Rural School Grounds for Shade and Shelter
Country schools sit on one to several acres allowing extensive planting. Plant a windward border around the yard and solid rows or grouped trees at edges to provide varying shade. Preserve open space in the yard and avoid planting in interior rows to keep a natural border grove.
Boost Chorus Theme by James A Edgerton
A patriotic call to continual community boosterism urging towns to push progress and maintain a positive can do spirit. Ends with signature James A Edgerton encouraging unity and leadership.
Bryan on Advertising and Merchants Strive to Outsell
Nebraskan urges business men to adopt aggressive advertising to hold home trade against mail and travel competition. He cites William Jennings Bryan who says advertising pays and recalls a banquet remark likening courting customers without ads to a sweetheart’s silent kiss in the dark.
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Colville Officials and Council List with City Roles
A historical directory lists Colville officials including Senator A W Anderson Representatives Henry R Spedden R A Thayer Judge D H Carey Auditor L E Josseph Treasurer Charles Adams Clerk W Lon Johnson Sheriff W H Graham Assessor Frank F Bottorff Attorney H G Kirkpatrick Supt Schools Daisy L Hard Surveyor Wm M Manning Coroner Dr A B Cook Commissioners S B Beggs G W Sutherland W W Bryant and council members for three wards plus city officers Health Officer M R Peck City Attorney John S Anderson City Engineer F S Thomas Water Commissioner W E Murray Day Marshal Antoine Paradis Night Marshal Earl House Justices A F Perkins J E Mason Council meets first and third Tuesdays at city hall.
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A. W. Anderson
Henry R. Spedden
R. A. Thayer
D. H. Carey
L. E. Josseph
Charles Adams
W. Lon Johnson
W. H. Graham
Frank F. Bottorff
H. G. Kirkpatrick
Daisy L. Hard
Wm. M. Manning
A. B. Cook
Colville
L. B. Harvey
al Lynch
Chan St. Clair
W.F. Diffenbacher
L. C. Josseph
Edward Gibson
George Stenger
A. Brouillet
W. W. Campbell
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F. S. Thomas
Encroachments on Parks and Landscape Beauty
The Los Angeles Times notes growing risk to existing parks and landscapes from public works and transportation needs. It urges planners to avoid encroachments when possible, arguing landscape beauty is permanent and should be preserved unless a clear public necessity justifies otherwise.
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United States
Los Angeles Times
Taxing of Billboards Advances in Massachusetts
Two proposed methods to tax outdoor advertising reach the Massachusetts legislature. One plan taxes 10 cents per square foot for ads not tied to their location eight more than seven days, with licensing by the highway commission. The second bases tax on advertising value of boards with local commissions regulating displays for safety and morals. Holding Children Responsible A plan suggests making children jointly responsible with officials for cleaned playgrounds to deter litter and foster responsibility. The Billboard Problem Eastern cities form business groups to address municipal billboard issues, prompting local ordinances and broad support as a method to curb a perceived evil.
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Massachusetts
Highway Commission
Middle West
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