Colville at Spokane Pow Wow Earns Honors for Float and Princess
Colville display earns praise at Spokane Pow Wow with Miss Adele Carlin named a hit as Indian maiden on Colville float. Float takes second prize, band wins silver cup, princess first prize. Colville band and 40 locals praised by visitors and Spokane officials.
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Colville
Spokane
Adele Carlin
Colville High School
E. F. Cartier van Dissel
Stevens County
Louis G. Keller
B. W. Emery
W. F Diffenbacher
Geo. L. Rioth
Fontaine
Liberati
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Kettle Falls
Spokesman-Review
Colville Chamber of Commerce
Summons for Publication in Stevens County Washington Court
Public notice in Stevens county Washington Superior Court summons Minnie McDonald plaintiff versus George C Mullenix Lizzie Mullenix First State Bank of Deer Park Marie Staub John Staub Jr Henry Hatfield defendants The case seeks 2527 plus 12 percent interest from June 1 1913 plus costs and attorney fees to foreclose a first mortgage lien on land described as SE quarter section 1 township 27 north range 41 E W M and east half SW quarter plus lots 6 and 7 section 6 township 27 north range 42 E W M with appurtenances and sale proceeds to plaintiff Attorneys Cohiplant file Spokane Washington 316 Jamieson block
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Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Minnie McDonald
George Co. Mullenix
Lizzie Mullenix
First State Bank of
Witthin
George C. Mullenix
Stevens County
Washington
Rane
W. L. Sax
R. M. Shull
James W. Whitley
State of
Towlt
Colville
John B. Slater
Towit
E.W. M
Thomas Basington
W. L. Woodard
M. Dorman
W. C. Stayt
Elizebeth M. Stayt
Township
Range 37
Farrer
W. J. Jackson
Retained Horticultural Inspector Eakle Leads Stevens County Plan
Fruit Inspection District Horticultural Inspector J. C. Eakle, in charge of Stevens, Ferry, and Pend Oreille counties for four years, is kept on by new state agriculturist J. H. Perkins. Eakle continues work on blight issues, reports a record peach and apricot crop for Stevens, cherries at one third, and excellent berries. Despite a local note, inspection work remains active with four assistants on a summer orchard campaign.
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J. C. Eakle
Stevens
Ferry
Pend Oreille
J. H. Perkins
Ritzville
Eakle
Stevens County
Statesman Index
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Florence Man Says Worker Recovered
A Florence Oregon resident credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring his health after fourteen years of kidney and bladder issues that hindered work. He began the remedy eight months ago and reports feeling fine now, endorsing it through Carroll Drug Company.
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Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
Carroll Drug Company
Adv
Katherine L. Norton
New Bedford
Mass
Foley
Foley Kidney
Estey v Norton Settlement in Superior Court
This week in the superior court the Estey versus Norton case was amicably settled on Thursday by judge and jury and five attorneys. The plaintiff received $331 less than his claim while the defendant paid $331 more than he deemed due, with each side covering their usual reasonable attorney fees.
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Estey Vs. Norton
Ashanti Customs Bans Meats and Colors
In Ashanti society many families are forbidden to use certain meats and others are forbidden to wear clothes of a particular color reflecting cultural prohibitions and social norms.
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Ashanti
Got the Habit Later in Glasgow Sermon
A Glasgow pastor condemns slothfulness in a small church sermon and delivers a climactic line about Adam and Eve, asking if they walked with their hands in their pockets in the Garden of Eden. The quip underscores the preacher’s call to action and personal effort.
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Glasgow
Foxglove flower name tied to folk and fairy lore
The foxglove plant is described as having flowers resembling a gloved hand. Etymology suggests the name derives from folk glove or fairy glove, reflecting mythical associations with its shape and use.
Surplus Sale At Barmans Offers Retail Prices
Mr. Strauss arranged a surplus sale due to eastern flood related cancellations. Stevens County residents will have a chance to buy at retail prices below manufacture cost.
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Strauss
Stevens County
Textile Fabrics Definition From Historic Glossary
Textile Fabrics. The word textile means any woven fabric made from wool, cotton, silk, flax, hemp, ramie, camel hair and beaver, or the filaments drawn from leaves, gold, or other metals, all of which are webs formed of textiles.
Conquest of the Air First Public Flight in America
In Curtiss Aviation Book Glenn Curtiss recounts Baldwin’s first public aeroplane flight in the United States. The aircraft rose six to seven feet, covered 318 feet 11 inches, then crashed on its side after seven weeks of construction and twenty seconds of flight, marking the nation’s first public heavier than air flight.
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Curtiss Aviation
Glenn Curtiss
America
Alexander Graham Bell
Baldwin
First Watches and Early Clockwork Inventions
The article traces the origins of pocket watches from plates sized devices with weights to springs introduced around 1550. Early watches had single hands, poor accuracy, large cases without crystals, and costly production, with a 16th century watch priced at about $1,600 by today’s currency.
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Edward VI
Salesman Breaks On New York Buyer In Sobriety Snub
A stuttering salesman faced a caustic New York buyer who refused to listen until the salesman returned when sober. After five minutes of misfired lines the buyer halted the pitch and sent him away in scorn. The salesman left in embarrassment and rage.
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New York
Washington Star
Macaulay as a Talker and the London Chronicle
The passage argues Macaulay spoke with such force that he overfilled listeners before he finished his subjects. Greville and Johnson note his excess of materials and the need for lighter touch and timing. Sir Henry Taylor adds that memory may overwhelm mind, contributing to flashes of ignorance and offense.
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Macaulay
Greville
Johnson
Henry Taylor
London Chronicle
A Juvenile Critic Sees Washington Statue
A five year old girl walking with her mother in a Boston public garden asks about the Washington Monument. Her mother explains it is a statue of George Washington and the child remarks that Washington did not take a very good statue. The remark adds a gentle, humorous note from a child’s honest perception.
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Boston
Washington Monument
George Washington
Washington
No Self Seeker in Dialogue with Indulgent Uncle
A brief exchange features Horace urged to find his vocation by a scapegrace nephew, while the indulgent uncle rebukes him for not yet seeking his path. The line echoes a family theater of advice and pride.
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Horace
Chicago Tribune
Movement on Foot Quote Sparks Wry Exchange
A witty exchange contrasts a proposed movement on foot with options like horseback, automobile, or airship. The New York Press quotes a line about a rising movement, while a Goldsmith quip adds a nod to Providence shaping fortune.
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New York Press
Orchard View Social Notes and Local Notices
Windfalls from Orchard View report weekend visits in Kettle Falls and Colville with several social events noted. Arthur Holcombe attends Spokane pow wow. Foley Kidney Pills testimonial promotes backache and kidney relief from Carroll Drug Company.
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Orchard View
George Brown
Riche Canyon
Mountain View
George Francis
Colville
Dollie Pruett
Dickey Girls
Kettle Falls
Evans News Births and Socials Report
A daughter was born on the 14th to Mr and Mrs Fred Martin. The dance hosted by the friends of Mr and Mrs Wear on the 14th was enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs Flanders left for space on Wednesday to make their home.
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Fred Martin
Wear
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised for Deafness
An old newspaper blurb claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucosa and cannot be cured by local apps. It asserts constitutional remedies work, attributes nine of ten cases to catarrh, offers $100 for any catarrh deafness cure that fails, and invites readers to send for circulars.
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Hall
Fruit Grower and Farmer Advertisements Placed For Sale
Classified items list various periodicals including Fruit Grower and Farmer regular issues, Kimball Dairy Farmer, regular editions, Poultry Culture, vegetable grower, and Colville Examiner with pricing noted. The snippet suggests bundle or sale pricing offering all for a small total.
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Kimball
Colville Examiner
Kimball Dairy Farmer
Poultry Culture
Woman's World
Comforting Words for Colville Back and Kidney Pain
Mrs. Alva Barber of Davenport Washington testifies that after long back pain and sciatic rheumatism she found relief using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes bed rest, a failed plaster, and rapid improvement once using the pills. Sold by dealers for 50 cents with FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Colville
Alva Barber
Davenport
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Guaranty & Investment Co specials on Colville real estate
Multiple listings by Guaranty Investment Co. include 7 lots on Sixth Avenue with a six room house, barn, outbuildings, fruit and garden land, city water and electric lights. Other offerings: 120 acres east of Bossburg, 110 acres bottom land, 40 cultivated, 40 acres timber, ideal dairy farm, price 3000. Main Street Colville two 6 room houses at 1500. 160 acres east of Colville 70 cultivated, 10 acres apples peaches pears, 15 acres timothy, 80 acres tillable, 6 room house and barns, two wells, sacrifice 6500. Block 23 sold. Block 22 offers with build requirement. Also rooms for rent at 10 dollars monthly, and additional 1, 5 and 10 acre tracts on easy terms.
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Sixth Avenue
Colville
Bossburg
Main St
Colvillle
State Add
South Oak
P. O
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Adele Carlin Colville Princess
Zent, Powell & Redfield
Postoffice
Jamieson Block
Barmans
Colville Produce Co
Goldsmith
Evans News
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
John Johnson
Arden
Willamette Meridian
Kathrine S. Ide
Eastern District of Washington
Hugh Naff
Addy
Frank Naff
Charles Johnson
Hal J. Cole
Title Guaranty & Investment Co
Henry R. Spedden
Mgr
Rickey Block
Colville, Wash
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