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Newspaper

Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1922

Page

7

Colville: Historic Gateway in Stevens County Washington

Colville in Stevens County stands in northeastern Washington as a historic county seat and central city. It traces its roots to Fort Colville established by the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1825, later rebuilt near the current site as a trading center and garrison town. The text extols Colville as a home city amid a fertile valley with rich farming potential and a timeless, peaceful lifestyle.

Stevens County Isaac I. Stevens Washington Colville British Columbia Columbia River City of Fort Colville Hudson’s Bay Company Columbia Colville Valley Northwest

Colville Living Sanctioned as Ideal Small Town

Colville offers 2000 residents a full civic picture with paved streets and sidewalks, a city water and sewer system, abundant electricity, parks, a county fish hatchery, nine churches, two hotels, theaters, two newspapers, a free library, a strong band, and a thriving business base including three banks and multiple garages. The area touts 85 miles from Spokane, a major fairground, a high school of 300, and a 1910 era chamber of commerce, plus a celebrated annual Yep Kanum fair and a rich natural landscape ideal for hunting, fishing, boating, and scenic drives.

Colville Spokane American Legion Auxiliary U. S. Land Office Chamber of Commerce Northwest

Colville Valley Dairy and Livestock Potential Highlighted

A survey of Stevens county Colville valley outlines climate scenery and roadways plus thriving agriculture. It details abundant hay lands dairy stock growth beef and sheep industries and the rise of purebred dairy and beef operations with strong yields and export potential.

Colville Stevens County Jersey Guernsey Colville Valley America

Extension Engineer Plans Farm Drainage and Water Projects

The extension service engineer A B Crane will lay out drainage irrigation and water projects for Stevens County farmers. Meetings cover farm sewage disposal domestic water supplies and other topics. Free service via the county agent. schedules list farms and times from June 12 to June 23 with numerous farm demonstrations and meetings.

Extension Service A. B. Crane Crane Springdale F. C. Brevet Farm S. C. Sturman

Shorthorn Breeders Tour Highlights County Herds

A Stevens County Shorthorn breeders tour wrapped up Sunday at the Hercules ranch in Sprague after visiting Highland Colville Valley Ce donia and Fruitland. Participants praised Pearson Highland cattle Fox Spring Cove captain and Gainford Perfection sire at Hercules with tours led by C M Hubbard and A E Lawson.

Stevens County Hercules Ranch Sprague D. E. Pearson Highland Ranch Mr. Pearson C. M. Hubbard A. E. Lawson Colville Alex. Morrison Valley Mr. Morrison Hunters J. W. Fox Spring Cove Cedonia Mr. Fox Gainford Perfection Mr. Warren Mr. Rothrock John P. Helphrey Curlew Boyds Chewelah James

Local figures listed in Colville County Agent report

Crawford, Dr. Kenneth G. McKay, Worthley Bros. M. S. Little, A. E. Lawson, C. M. Hubbard, H. J. Plumb and others from Colville Spokane Fruitland Pullman are named in the county agent report.

National Jersey Week Emphasizes Milk As Food Builder

National Jersey Week promotes milk as a premier food, arguing that it supplies essential nutrients in the right balance. The piece highlights milk as superior for children and useful for adults, warning skim milk lacks fat soluble vitamins and stressing the value of whole milk with other foods for growth and recovery.

Hair tonic and lettuce lore for hair growth

Humorous piece arguing vitamins in milk and garden greens may help hair and whiskers grow. Jokes compare lack of hair to Bolshevik whiskers and describe using Jersey Maid Farms milk, lettuce dreams, and a dash of optimism. Also includes an advertising block for The Commoner and The Examiner subscriptions and printing services.

Hoard Jersey Maid Farms Pete

Church Services Schedule and Clergy

Sabbath school each Saturday at churches Adventist. Catholic Mass at eight and ten on first and third Sundays and at ten on second and fourth Sundays. Rev. E Bell SJ officiating.

Adventist Sabbath School E. Bell S. J

Sunday Services at the Chapel

Services are held every Sunday at 11 in the chapel with the morning sermon titled God, the Preserver of Man.

God Preserver of Man

Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule and Program

Rev G E Whitten pastor. Sunday school at 10. Children's day observed Sunday at 11 with a splendid program. Epworth and Junior League at 7. Preaching at 8 on What I can do with my mind. Young People's prayer meeting 7:30 Wednesday. Regular prayer meeting Thursday at 8.

Methodist Episcopal Church G. E. Whitten Epworth and Junior League

Local Church Schedule and Guest Sermon

The column lists pastors for several denominations including Church of Christ Congregational Free Methodist and St John Episcopal with service times prayer meetings evangelistic services and Sunday school. Next services on Sunday June 11 will be led by Rev L H Miller from St Peter's Spokane at 10 30 am with no evening service and all are invited.

ST. John’s Episcopal G. H. Severance Agnes D. Roberts W. A. Worker L. H. Miller St. Peter’s Church Spokane

Ex service claims deadline and Colville Fourth of July plans

After August 6 1922 no claims for vocational training or compensation will be accepted by the veterans bureau Seattle. Oregon veterans urged to file bonus claims immediately. Colville and Inchelium plan a joint July Fourth celebration with Marcus. Colville American Legion post smoker. Colville band. baseball tournament. crowds expected from Okanogan Spokane region. Subscriptions: note address credit chart and renewal reminders.

Veterans Bureau Seattle Oregon Bureau Colville Inchelium Marcus

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Scenic Resources and Little Pend Oreille Lakes Christian Science Church OF Christ Fred A. Thomas J. M. Huggins Free Methodist Orin Colville Theater H. D. Williams
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