Colville Examiner Subscription and Notice Details
The Colville Examiner enters as second class matter and lists subscription rates of 1 year in advance 6 months 65 cents and 3 months 35 cents with 50 cent extra postage to B C and foreign regions. Editor J C Harrigan outlines renewal rules address changes and advertising rate card availability.
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B.C
J. C. Harrigan
State Press Association
Washington
Asan
United Typothetae
Citizenship Interpretations and Local Court Actions
August Charles Meyer of Chewelah was admitted to citizenship after a record check showed the final hearing filing date preceded a war declaration. The court also heard cases on debt, citizenship, and a misappropriation charge, with examinations of several applicants for final citizenship and various local regulatory updates.
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Charles Meyer
Chewelal
Germany
Carey
Meyer
Axter John Jepson
Valley
Superior Court
Jepson
John T. Raftis
United States
Washington
Raftis
Miles Poindexter
Wesley L. Jones
Colville street project district 17 approved for Maple street
City of Colville ordinances authorize Maple street cement sidewalks and local improvement district 17 to fund the work. Special assessments payable in four annual installments at 7 percent interest will finance the project on all benefiting lots and parcels. Bids will be invited. if none, city day labor may be used with warrants issued for payment.
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N. 5
City of
Colville
Maple Street
Second Avenue
Sixth Ave
Barnet
Stoppered Backache Relief by Foley Kidney Pills
George Lawrence of Kittrell Mississippi, a railroad fireman, reports using Foley Kidney Pills to end a persistent backache and sluggish kidneys. He describes relief from headaches, ongoing drowsiness, nervousness, and nightly awakenings after three bottles. Carroll's drug store advertises the remedy.
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George Lawrence
Kittrell
Miss
Carroll
Adv
W. G. Glazier
Bentonville
Ark
Foley
Newcomb Auction Sets June 14 Sale of Fine Offerings
Foreword by M A Dagg y announces J A Newcomb public auction on Thursday June 14 1917. The Newcombs in ill health switch to sheep range and will sell on merits. Readers urged to attend for a square deal and note sales date. Auctioneer signature included.
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M. A. Daggy
J. A. Newcomb
Lfe
Newcombs
Colville Seeks Bids for Maple Street Sidewalk Project
The Colville city council invites bids by 6 pm Tuesday June 19 1917 for cement sidewalks on both sides of Maple Street from Second Avenue to Sixth Avenue per City Engineer plans. Bids must be sealed with a 6 percent certified check and addressed to the city clerk. The council may reject all bids. First publications June 7 9 1917 last June 14 16 1917.
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City of
Colville
Maple Street
Second Avenue
Sixth Avenue
City Clerk First Publications
Tomatoes A Leading Money Crop For Farmers
An expert from Minneapolis, W A Carr, cites yields up to 600 bushels per acre and profits from $1.50 to $3 a bushel. He advises hotbeds from storm windows for growers without greenhouses and notes tomatoes are in demand for canning and fresh use, making them a leading staple in modern farming.
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W. A. Carr
Minneapolis
Mr. Carr
Seeds to harvest tips for tomato growing
The speaker shares a detailed tomato growing method from seed to transplant. He explains starting seeds in shallow boxes February 10, trenching, spacing, and covering, plus germination in five to six days and transplanting to hotbeds or soil. He notes second transplanting care, watering, and using Bordeaux mixture to prevent leaf browning.
Sheriff's Sale In Stevens County Washington 1917
By order of the Superior Court for Stevens County Washington the sheriff will auction the property of G A Almstrom and Anna Almstrom on the ith day of July 1917 at 2 PM at the courthouse door Mar cus city Stevens County Washington. The deed covers Lots 17 and 18 in Block 33 in Marcus. The sale is to satisfy a judgment of 299.56 with costs and interest amounting to about 25.15 plus additional costs.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Stevens
Bar
G.A. Almestrom
Anna Almstrom
Towit
Stevens County
Washington
G. A. Almstrom
Marcus
Sen Ae
M. Wilbur
Wm, Miller, Sherif
W. W. Bryant
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