Wheatless demonstrations urge using substitutes in Colville
Miss Mary Anderson of Washington State College extolls wheatless cooking at Colville high school. She argues food choices aid the war effort, outlines substitute flours, and demonstrates wheatless recipes and baking methods to keep morale and nutrition high for soldiers and families.
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Mary Anderson
Washington State College
Colville High School
Miss Anderson
Finland
Italy
Red Cross
the State College
France
Stevens County Pioneer Association
Bread Making Notes and War Time Pledge
Instructions for substitute breads using various flour blends and amounts to bake for about an hour. A patriotism pledge lists eight affirmations about democracy, the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, American sacrifice, and War Savings Stamps to support the war effort.
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the Examiner
United States
America
Colville Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Colville to celebrate Independence Day with a large Chamber of Commerce program chaired by C. C. Casey. Businesses close for the day, park events include races contests auto stunts band concerts and a basket picnic. A ball game at the ball park will appeal to baseball fans. Also noted is a pledge for two weeks of farm work for eligible men 15 to 60 with certain exemptions.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Casey
Casey
Colville
Oklahoma State Council of Defense
Subscriptions Cut and Old Rate Extended at Colville Examiner
The Colville Examiner announces a July 1 price change returning to 1.50 per year for the official county paper with 2.00 yearly rate for unpaid upfront. Readers are urged to compare with other papers as postage taxes may raise out-of-state mail costs. Until July 1 subscriptions remain at 1.00 per year.
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Colville Examiner
Colville Examiner Updates on County War Efforts News
Official county paper notes war work, court news, Minute Women, food regulations, substitute recipes, draft calls, county seat events, and community exchanges. Provides guidance on staying informed through county correspondence and upcoming entertainments and programs.
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Colville Examiner
Colville Rally Pledges War Savings in County Campaign
Loyal citizens across Stevens County gathered on the courthouse lawn to pledge for War Savings Stamps. Colville led with a goal of 110000 dollars as Minute Women aided canvassing and volunteers staffed pledge tables for a city-wide drive.
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Stevens County
Hugh Waddell
C. W. Noble
Colville
J. C. Harrigan
Leonard Garver
Rh. A. Thayer
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Colville Land CO
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Colville, Wash
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