Getting Practical Work at the Old Dominion
Robert Linney and Arthur Hieronymus, students from the University of California, now work at the Old Dominion mine reporting excellent roads from Berkeley to Spokane. They praise the Columbia River highway and note roads under surfacing near Oregon Portland. Ten miners currently work in the mine, and the pair plan theses on their practical mining engineering experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Linney
Arthur Hieronymus
University of California
Old Dominion
Berkeley
Spokane
California
Oregon Line
Oregon
Portland
Columbia River
Linney
Pullman
State College
Hieronymus
Nursery Salesman Wanted in Oregon Territory
For the big Oregon Nursery Company in Orenco Oregon liberal commission good territory supplies furnished steady position Write immediately for particulars and choice of territory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Nursery Company
Orenco
Oregon
Liberal Commission
Great Northern Traffic and Passenger Notes
The Colville Feed Co unloaded a car of grain and feed Tuesday. TopNoch Mills shipped one car of hay and two of wheat this week. Willett Bros received a car of gasoline Tuesday. Week shipments of lumber poles and shingles from Colville include B. J. Carney Co eight poles W. G Hartwell four poles J. H. Loucks six lumber D S Diehl and Son four lumber H C Barnes two lumber Colville Valley Lumber Co one lumber Fred Draper three shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville Feed Co
TopNoch Mills
Willett Bros
Colville
B. J. Carney Co
W. G Hartwell
H. C. Barnes
Colville Valley Lumber Co
Fred Draper
Dues Compare For Farm Bureau Membership Across Groups
A Farm Bureau News article compares member fees across several organizations. Farmers note high investments in lands equipment and buildings while Farm Bureau dues are listed as ten dollars versus thirty for railroad brotherhoods and twenty five for chambers of commerce. The piece highlights national attention on the Farm Bureau movement and the role of agricultural experts in shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Railroad Brotherhood
Printers Union
Chambers of Commerce
Masons Union
Cigar Makers
Granite Cutters
Boot and Shoe Workers
Carpenters Union
Public notices and legal summons in Stevens County
A mixed column contains agricultural cautions about burrow damage to plants, warnings about carbon bisulphide, and a series of legal notices. Summons by publication names J W Fox vs Thomas and Nellie King. foreclosure action on a $2700 note from 1920. land description in Stevens County Colville area. estate matters for Gethier Fluker and James Wilbur Jefferson. executrix Jennie Van Wormer and administrator D W Wilbur named with filing dates and deadlines.
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State of Washington
Stevens
James Wilbur Jefferson
Marcus
Washington
L. B. Donley
H. H. McCulloch
First National Bank Bldg
Colville
Wash
Sheriff Sale Notice in Stevens County Washington 1922
The sheriff of Stevens County Washington gives notice of sale of the southwest quarter of section 24 township 28 north range 41 EWM to satisfy a judgment in favor of Henry Wichman against Annie W Mains TE Chingren administrator and Peter Bishop. Sale set for 2 p.m. July 8 1922 at the Colville courthouse. Highest bidder for cash. Includes interest, taxes, fees, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stevens
Superior Court
Stevens County
Henry Wichman
Annie W. Mains
Geo. W. Mains
TE. Chingren
Peter Bishop
Towit
Colville
E. W. M. Stevens County
W.W. H. Graham
Wash
C. A. Ledgerwood
W. J. Parks
Paulsen
Spokane
County of
State of Washington
Patrick H. Graham
Grace M. Graham
First National Bank of
W.H. Gratam
D. F. Ham
Summons for Publication in Stevens County Court
The Statesman-Index Company sues Isaac Kaufman Claribel Kaufman Jennie Zeeck and unknown heirs and others to quiet title. Defendants must appear within sixty days after the first publication, April 29 1922, or a default judgment will be entered. The action seeks to decree owner ship in fee simple and clear any clouds on the land described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Statesman-Index Company
Isaac 8
Isaac 8. Kaufman
Claribel Kaufman
Jennie Zeeck
Frank R. Moore
F. R. Moore
Frank Rockwood Moore
P. W. Dillon
Towit
Frank Norris
Marie Norris
Divorce suit and property sale notices in Stevens County
Frank Norris and Marie Norris seek a divorce with child custody and costs in Stevens County Washington. The First National Bank of Colville pursues a sheriff sale of Patrick H. Graham and Grace M. Graham property including land parcels in Stevens County to satisfy a judgment.
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B. Donley
H. H. McCulloch
Plaintiff
Office
P. O
First National Bank Building
Colville
Stevens County
Washington
In the matter of J B Chapman estate No 1980
Probate records list No 1980 as the matter of the estate of J B Chapman. The notice records the filing and action by the court to administer the estate and appoint a fiduciary.
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State of
Washington
County of
Stevens
J. B. Chapman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colville Plumbing & Tinning Company
North Main St
America
Darwin Meisnest
Fourth Avenue
The
Great Northern
Farm Bureau News
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
F. D. Heald
State College of Washington
J. W. Fox
Thomas King
Nellie King
Roy Co. Fox
Davenport
Linccoln County
Wentz & Bailey
Bank of Colville
Washingtines
Gethier Fluker
Jennie van Wormer
Court House
L. I. Donley
First National Bank
D. W. Wilbur
Stenger
Gleason
Kodak Films
Riverside
J. W. Henderson
Ralph F. Gortter
Lane Bidg
W. A. Oxeps
M. D
Dorman
L. E. Callanan
Dorman-Lynch
Kenneth G. McKay
W. F. Diffenbacher
Dorman-Lynch Bldg
MO. J. Ingle
Lane
W. Law Johnson
Rickey Bidg
Wentz & Bailey Bank of
Bidg
L. B. Donley Lawyer
John T. Rafti
Osee W. Noble
F. Leo Grinstead
Bank of Colville Bldg
I. J. Lasswell Insurance and Bonds
Lasswell Bldg
S Main
Stevens County Abstract Co
Americ County
Che M. Chapman
J.B. Chapman
Colville Land CO
Sells Land
Colville Bank
O. N. Bell
McFarland Colville
Waa
Frank B. Goetter
Drug Store
Colville Wash
Colville Hematitching
L. Hatton, Rickey Block
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