Memorial day pageant in San Diego marks war veterans’ parade
John B Slater describes San Diego on Memorial Day as a grand display of patriotism with ships in the bay, bands from streets and forts, a cavalry troop, and veterans from Mexican, Civil, Spanish American, World War I eras. He notes the aging survivors, the Gold Star mothers, and a looming question about future war and peace.
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San Diego
California
Strand
O. J. Stough
Sands
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Chepultepec
Boy Scouts
John B. Slater
Washington Tuberculosis Association Meets in Seattle
The annual Washington Tuberculosis Association meeting will convene June 24 and 26 at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce rooms with delegates from across the state. A 1 percent rail fare is arranged for attendees. Dr Carolyn Hedger of the Elizabeth McCormick Memorial fund will lecture on nutrition. The program includes seal sales discussions and state health crusade work, with tuberculosis sessions aligned with the National Nurses program. Special entertainment is planned for delegates.
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Tuberculosis Association
Seattle
Washington Tuberculosis Association
National Nurses Program
Colville Defeats Springdale 7 to 6 On Local Ground
Colville wins seventh game of eight as Hydorn drives a two base hit to cap a late rally. Wernli and Sill contributed key hits, Moss fans 15, Christensen superb for Springdale. Chewelah to visit Colville next with bleachers ready and crowd expected.
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Colville
Springdale
Hydorn
Hydern
Underwood and Sill
Wernh
Christensen
Moss
Chewelah
Wernli
Sill
Hydora
Horne
Christiansen
Rogers
Underwood
Exley
Wernb
Graham
Arc McCulloch
Aca
Po Snapp
Bush
Fr Magers
Whitney
Ef Walters
Snyder
May Cow Testing Results Reported by Agriculture Class
The May cow testing results show owner names and butterfat pounds for each cow including Georgiana Robt Skeels and Plymouth S B Kohlstead among others. Farmers plan to expand testing to weed out poor producers and compare sire value by daughter performance.
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Georgiana
Skeels
Jean’s
Queen
E. C. Durdle
Viola
Sweet Rosie Lass
Golden Mona
Tess
S. B. Kohlstead
White Face
Moonie
J. A. Harris
Dineh
Auto Stage Permitted to Run From Spokane to Colville
The department of public works granted Campbell and Parsons permission to extend their motor vehicle line from Loon Lake to Colville. An automobile stage will soon operate daily between Spokane and Colville. The group had earlier faced rejection while A G Jones ran Deer Park to Loon Lake before being killed in a crash. The April 18 hearing featured state and regional representatives and legal counsel from both sides.
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B. A. Campbell
D. H. Parsons
Loon Lake
Colville
Department of Public Works
Spokane
Campbell & Parsons
A. G. Jones
Clayton
Deer Park
Jones
Frank R. Spinning
Public Works
L. B. Dolphin
W. Lon Johnson
Thomas I. Oakshott
Great Northern Railway Company
Earnest B. Sargeant
Forage Crop Samples Should be Saved for Fair
The Stevens County Livestock Show and Fair Association urges saving forage crop samples for the upcoming premium list. Emphasis on alfalfa preserved in bloom, cut late, dried in a dark place, four-inch base bundles. Timothy and other forage crops should be collected similarly to ensure quality exhibits.
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Stevens County Livestock Show and Fair Association
Bankers Addressed by G W Peddycord in Spokane
George W. Peddycord president of the Bank of Colville and retiring head of the Washington State Bankers Association spoke at the association's annual meeting in Spokane last week. He praised members for their 100 percent membership despite heavy losses, noted war-time activities, and discussed agriculture, unemployment, bank defenses, and the wartime finance act helping banks and livestock sectors through difficult times.
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George W. Peddycord
Bank of Colville
Washington State Bankers’ eAssociation
Spokane
Washington State Bankers’ Association
Executive Council
War Finance Corporation
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