Colville Examiner Subscription and Policies Notice
The Colville Examiner lists press details and subscription terms including annual rate one dollar, six months fifty cents, three months twenty-five cents, and foreign postage fifty cents. It notes editor J C Harrigan and asks renewals for continued delivery, with change of address and advertising rate card on request.
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Colville
Washington
B.C
J. C. Harrigan
State Press Association
Inland Empire Division
United Typothetae & Franklin Clubs of America
Colville Bakery Adopts 24 Ounce White Bread
Colville on Oak Street announces a new standard loaf of white bread weighing 24 ounces, up from 22 ounces, effective immediately. The change increases bread weight by two ounces per loaf.
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Colville Bakery
Oak Street
Card of Thanks for assistance after bereavement
We thank friends and the Rebekah lodge for kindness and sympathy after the death of our daughter and wife. Signed by Mrs. E. F. Ashley and Leo Gordon.
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Rebekah Lodge
E. F. Ashley
Leo Gordon
Leo Goron
Colville Lodge
Lillian B. Gordon
Lolville
Alvin Miller
William Miller
Irving D. Sill
Colville Wins Game Over Hunters Five to One
Colville defeated Hunters five to one on Hunters diamond Sunday. Charles Rogers pitched a no hit game for Colville with Bowen also strong. Gilbert Gilson led at bat with three of Colville five hits while Rogers Graham and Runyon shared batteries. Death of Stephen H Shawger follows sudden apoplexy in his home after a routine morning. Dr Henderson attended but he died en route to care.
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Colville
Hunters
Charles Rogers
University of Washington
Rogers
Bowen
Gilbert Gilson
Graham
Runyon
Stephen H. Shanger
Stephen H. Shawger
J. W. Henderson
Mr. Shawger
Philip Henderson
Dr. Henderson
Samuel Offner
Spokane
Marcus
Deceased man dies after brief resuscitation effort
The article notes the death of 71 year old Mr. Shawger after a failed later recovery. He survived a heart stoppage at his bedside only to die within an hour, with service details and interment plans in Pittsburg Kansas and Leslie Arkansas. Obituaries include family notes and funeral arrangements.
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Shawger
Mr. Shawger
New Jersey
Illinois
Masonic Lodge
Pittsburg
Kan
Henderson
J. B. McLean
George Ward
W. H. Shawger
Leslie
Ark
Methodist Episcopal Church
E.C. Corn
Philip Henderson
Observations On the 1908 Democratic Convention in St Louis
The author describes the final adjournment of the national convention in St Louis, noting the crowd's exit, the altered press setup, and the press wings with 300 desks each. He remarks on the rapid news dissemination and the unusual auditorium arrangement separating speakers from delegates.
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ST. Louis
Calendar of events for Stevens County and Colville area
A list of community events from June to November including a G A R encampment in Spokane state press association meetings Ellensburg and North Yakima fairs primary elections reservation filings and livestock sales with dates and locations such as Colville Chewelah Spokane and Marcus and notes on reservation land openings.
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St. John’s
Spokane
Stevens County Pioneer Association
Chewelah
Colville
Narcisse Grange
State Press Association
Ellensburg
Colville Reservation
Supreme Lodge K. P
North Yakima
Upper Columbia
Press arrangements at the 1912 convention described
The piece details how reporters used desks with telegraph and telephone gear, a hidden phone box, and an under-standings among press crews to relay speeches to New York and Chicago. It notes the presence of notable figures like Bryan and Glynn, the rural press, and the rapid post session teardown.
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New York
Chicago
Inen
Bryan
Irvin & Cobb
Sam Tlythe
Preas
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Guy Glynn
McComba
W. J. Bryan
Missouri
Glynn
Dixie
Gov. Glynn
James
Judge Westcott
Joun B. Slater
Kate Sadler to Speak at Socialist Encampment in Colville
Kate Sadler from Washington, a national Socialist Party committee member, will address the Colville encampment July 2 to 6 on How Socialists View Other Political Parties. Her fiery eloquence and record defending party records in Seattle are highlighted.
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America
Indus
Eld
United States
Er Pepe Ie
Rey Line
Naval Consulting
E Fee
Bor Engineering
West 39Th Street
New York
TH Sadler
Colville
Kate Sadler
Socialist Party
Washington
Seattle
Joan of Arc
Debs
Clear Skin Starts From Within with Dr Kings New Life Pills
An old advertisement urges readers to achieve a clear complexion by cleansing the system with Dr Kings New Life Pills. The copy claims mild but effective liver and bowel relief suitable for all ages and promotes purchasing at local druggists.
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Pacific Coast
Earle T. Gates
Florence Allen
M. Aikma
H. R. Bradbury
Iris Geening
Janet E. Kennedy
Examiner
Free Methodist Church
George E. Kline
Quinn W. McCord
Atty. H. W. Stull
W. P. Wagley
Kettle Falls
Albert Adams
Waitts Lake
Margaret
Ethel Waddell
Mrs
Mary Crombie
Willett Bros
Melvin Thompson
Prof
E. H. Thompson
Georgia Thayer
State University
Eunice Gale
Irene Huntley
Hugh Waddell
E. C. Richardson
Federal Trade Commission
Hurley
James Kearney
Star Cafe
L. C. Richardson
Rossburg
W. W. Palmer
Woodmen of the World
John Pattison
Pacific Jurisdiction
Lillian Gordon
Congregational Church
Harlo H. Ferris
Levi Clark
D. H. Kimple
Ludwig P. Johnson
Cameron Acorn
A. B. Lansburn
M. R. Stong
Henry R. Spedden
H. W. Stull
Wm. C. Keller
L. E. Josseph
Highland Cemetery
Colville Theater
Marion Grant
Clair Hunt
Spokane Reality Board
Davenport’s
Mr. Hunt
F. L. Buell
Northport
Grace Miner
Washington State University
G. A. Gaines
Clarence Myers
Fidelity National Bank
Douglass Falls
Thomas Beaton
Colville R. D
SLOAN
Sloan's
John V. Coughlin
Mr. Coughlin
State College of Washington
Pullman
State College Cadet Corps
A. J. Smith
Colvile
R. D
Smith’s Photo Shop
Colville, Wash
R. H. Gardner
A. J. Berg
Gardner &Berg
Stevens County
Bank of
Colville Bldg
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