Bankers Addressed by G W Peddycord
In a late talk G W Peddycord discusses wartime finance aids for livestock and wheat markets, the War Finance Corporation and Hoover figures on meat consumption, and the hopeful outlook for livestock and lumber sectors amid shifting wages, costs, and freight rates. He cites the 12 million liability of Scandinavian American bank as a key banking crisis and argues on guaranty deposits and state versus mutual responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Finance Corporation
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Roof repair offer on metal and rubberoid travels Colville
An advertisement on North Main Street Colville promotes roof repair for metal and rubberoid compositions claiming cost savings. It urges homeowners to contact the service for leaks and damage assessment.
Bankers and the public role in finance as seen in a era act
The speaker argues the act has a socialistic tilt and eyes a banker’s solvency as risky. He calls for banker led supervision, praises the American Bankers Association and urges continued publicity of sound finance. He warns against overreliance on federal aid and defends banking against demagogic attacks and panic risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
J. H. Puelicher
League
Sach
Federal Reserve Bank
Pressing need to publicize institutional roles in the community
The review urges professionals to seize chances to present the scope of their institutions in local papers and on programs. It advocates engaging in public discourse and defending essential institutions against slander and prejudice to maintain community prosperity.
Examinations Scheduled for Junior Chemist Posts
The civil service commission notes low applicant numbers in a recent junior chemist examination held in Spokane and other cities. A second exam is set for June 21, and details with application blanks are available from the secretary of the U S civil service board at the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civil Service Commission
Spokane
United States
Department
Secretary of the
U. S. Civil Service Board
Marble Valley News Notes Obituary And Local Happenings
Mrs. C H King reports Mrs Eliza Goss who has been bedbound for months died Wednesday June 7 at nearly 81. Funeral at Addy cemetery led by Rev Callahan. Goss survived by four daughters and three sons. floral tributes poured in from near and far. Haying is under way with hopes for rain. Bishop of Chewelah visited the valley. Marble Valley ball team beat 12 Mile 28 to 7 and will play July 4 here. Mrs Cosner of 12 Mile was at the Goss home when news arrived. her nine year old son suffered a broken leg from a horse kick and will stay in hospital weeks longer. Olaf Rosen returned from camping and fishing at Deer Lake with three trout over nine pounds. Ora Skeels leaves for Pullman to chaperone six county garden and sewing clubs for a week. Mildred Thompson leaves for the Little Spokane reservation. July 4 committee met at the King home to plan stands and sports. all invited to attend with baskets. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Fred Fast's Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Goss
Marble Valley
Cosner
Goss
Olaf Rosen
Deer Lake
Ora Skeels
Pullman
Boys Garden and Girls Sewing Clubs
Mildred Thompson
Little Spokane
King
Fred Fast
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
In the Western District of Washington Northern Division S P McNearney of Colville Stevens County was adjudicated bankrupt on June 12 1922. First meeting of creditors will be held June 24 1922 at 10 00 am at the office of Sidney H Wentworth 1201 Old National Bank Building Spokane to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee in Bankruptcy Sidney H Wentworth June 14 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Western District of Washington
S. P. MccNearney
S. P. McNearney
Colville
Stevens
Sidney H. Wentworth
Old National Bank
Spokane
Washington
Sheriff Sale Notice in Stevens County Washington
Legal notice of sale of property in Stevens County to satisfy a judgment in the case Henry Wichman vs Annie W Mains and others. Sale set for July 8, 1922 at 2 PM at the Colville courthouse, describing the southwest quarter of section 24 township 28 north range 41 E M Stevens County Washington.
Summons in Stevens County Foreclosure Case
J. W. Fox sues Thomas King and Nellie King in the Superior Court of Washington Stevens County to collect $2700 plus interest on a note dated July 2 1920 and foreclose a mortgage on the east half of the southwest quarter of section 24 township 29 range 36 E W M, seeking sale of the real estate and attorney fees of 600 with costs. The defendants must answer within 60 days of June 10 1922 or judgment by default will be entered. Post office address Davenport Lincoln county Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
J. W. Fox
Thomas King
Nellie King
Towit
Pisteyts
Stevens County
Washington
O. C. Fox
Davenport
Lincoln County
Superior Court
Ethel Hatch
M. Hatch
W. Lon Johnson
Willamette
Ie Ae Hatch
C. ML A. Fateh Mn
Sciett ‘Ang
Graham
C. A. Ledgerwood
Divorce Suit Seeks Custody in Stevens County Washington
Wellington Fray ikorris files suit for divorce from Marie Norris on grounds of desertion abandonment and cruelty. He seeks custody of their minor child and costs with relief. Attorneys L B Donley and H H McCall in Colville Washington serve notice.
Sheriff’s Sale in Stevens County Washington 1922
The First National Bank of Colville files a foreclosure against Patrick H. Graham Grace M. Graham and others. A deed of sale is set for July 1 1922 at 2 p m at the courthouse door Stevens County to satisfy a judgment of 1124 20 plus interest and costs with attorney fees 150 and post judgment rates. The lands described lie in Sections 13 14 23 24 Township 35 40 North Range 39 41 E W M totaling 15904 acres and an undivided one third interest in several quarters. Sheriff W H Graham Deputy D F Ham signed by May 24 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Stevens
First National Bank of
Colville
Washington
Patrick H. Graham
Grace H. Graham
Ales
Towit
Stevens County
Grace M. Graham
Section
Im Township
Range
W. H. Graham
D. F. Ham
Orenco Nursery seeks Portland territory salesman
Lane Bidg. Lawyer I. J. Lasswell Insurance and Bonds advertises for the Oregon Nursery Company Orenco Ore gon ral commission good territory supplies furnished steady position write immediately for particulars and choice of territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Nursery Company
Orenco
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Peddycord
Colville Plumbing & Tinning Company
North Main St
Kansas
Idaho
Bell Telephone
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Marble Valley News
C. H.king
W. H. Gra
Wash
Deuty
State of Wellington
County of Steens
Fray Ikorris
Marie Norris
B. Donley
H. H. McCall
Plaintiff
Office
P. O
First National Bank
County of Ste
the Examiner
Colville Land CO
Sells Land
Colville Bank
N. Bell L. M. Osa
Colville. Wash
Frank B.goetter
Colville Wash
L. Hatton
Rickey Biock
Stenger
Gleason
Dr. R. S. Wells
Bank of Colvile
J. W. Henderson
Lane Bidg
W.’ A. Orns
Dorman Bidg
L. E. Callanan
Sanipractic
Dorman Lynch
Bidg
Kenneth G. McKay
W. 'F. Difpenbacher
Dorman Lynch Bidg
C. F. Vinson
Post Office
MO. J. Ingde
Lane
Phare
Rickey Bidg
Wentz & Bailey Lawyers Bank of
First National Bank Building
Lane Bldg
Vorn T. Raftis Tawvar
Osee W. Noble
F. Leo Grinstead
Bank‘of
I. J. Lasswell Insurance and Bonds
Lasswell Bldg
Main Colville
Stavens County
Colville Theater
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