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Colville Local Notes and Obituaries Update
Atty W Lon Johnson heads to Olympia for a Stevens Pend Oreille counties Senate seat in the special session. Atty A I Kulzer leaves Chewelah. Obituaries include Cecil Ray Hartnett 20, Francis M Bowman 48. Funeral services held in Colville and nearby towns with local arrivals, shopping notes, and a request for a second hand Old Trusty incubator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty W. Lon Johnson
Olympia
Stevens
Pend Oreille
Atty. A. I. Kulzer
Chewelah
I. S. Clark
Spokane
O. H. Gilmore
Lt. Denny
Berkshire
Francis M. Bowman
Undertaking
Mr. Bowman
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Yuba
Wis
J. C. Harrigan
Colfax
Frank Kostka
Colville
Stevens County Truck Operators Form Cope with Roads
The Stevens County Truck Operators Assn met at Colville Chamber of Commerce to organize for mutual benefit. Attendees named committees to work with county commissioners on road problems and funding, aiming immediate action on roads despite limited funds.
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Colville
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as constitutional remedy
There is a claim that catarrh is incurable by local treatment alone and must be treated constitutionally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio is marketed as a blood acting internal remedy. A $100 reward is offered for any cure failure, with circulars and testimonials available. The ad also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
County Agricultural Fund Warrants Called for Payment
Warrants drawn on the county agricultural fund up to and including No 98 are called for payment. Interest ceases from this date. Dated Colville Washington March 19 1 SARILDA McKEOWN Treasurer Stevens County Washington mut Mar 20 Apr 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Fund
Colville
Washington
Sarilda McKeown
Stevens County
Churches and Mass Schedules Include Christian Science and Catholic Services
The text lists weekly Christian Science services every Sunday at 11 and Wednesday evenings at 8 at the chapel with the Sunday morning topic Matter. Catholic Masses are at eight and ten o clock on first and third Sundays and at ten o clock on second and fourth Sundays, with Rev. E Boll S J officiating.
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E. Boll, S. J
Church Services and Activities This Week
Sunday school at 10. Preaching at 11 and 7 30. Rev M L Schooley of Priest River to preach at 7 30 Saturday evening. Rev Geo E Kline of Spokane to preach Sunday morning and evening. Evangelistic services at Orin each Wednesday evening. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Women sew for the poor each Wednesday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.L. Schooley
Priest River
Geo. E. Kline
Spokane
Orin
Junior and Senior BYPU Services with Evening Message
The bulletin lists Junior BYPU at 6 for study and Senior BYPU at 6 30 followed by a preaching service at 7 30 with the subject to be announced. The southern church schedule emphasizes youth and adult Bible classes leading into worship.
Morning and Evening Worship Services Announced
Morning worship at 11 with short ad dresses by the pastor and Methodist Minute Men. Evening worship at 7 45 with a sermon by the pastor.
Palm Sunday Services At St John’s Episcopal Church
On Sunday March 28 Palm Sunday there are services at 11 and 7 30 at St John’s Episcopal Church. Rev C M Budlong rector returned from healing mission in Spokane and will lead prayers for the sick to prepare for Bishop Page’s healing mission in Colville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Page
St. John’s
C. M. Budlong
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mr. Hickson
Spokane
Colville
Farm Power and Light Transforms Modern Agriculture
The article argues farm electricity boosts profits by saving labor and time, likening power and light plants to essential modern machinery. It compares electrification to owning an automobile, noting farmers with newer systems report comfort, safety, and competitiveness, with light plants outlasting older methods.
Inland Empire typing contest at Cheney May day
Colville high school prepared entry to the Inland Empire Typewriting Contest at Washington State Normal in Cheney on May day. Contestants may include graduates or commercial course students. typing lasts ten minutes while stenography offers three minutes dictation and seven minutes transcription with prizes for top placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville High School
Inland Empire
Washington State Normal
Cheney
Modern farm progress through electricity and machines
The text extols electricity powering churns, milking machines, pumps, vacuums, wash machines, grindstones, and water troughs to cut labor, boost efficiency, and raise profits. It argues modern farm living can attract youth back to farming, reversing the urban migration by bringing city conveniences to rural life.
Colville News Highlights From School to Fair Ground Plans
Training at Ones, Colville high school aims for state meet in Pullman with a small squad under the track coach. An agriculture forestry exhibit from Terra Haute arrives and stays in the agriculture room until April 7 before moving to the next town. The Feast of musical notes features Miss Wither Johnson and Letitia Worden as a second composer study by Miss Stevens. Colville High School defeats Valley High in a 34-82 basketball finale highlighted by strong defense. The Chamber of Commerce hires a Spokane landscape expert to plan fair grounds at the fair site with ongoing construction and a new baseball diamond and track. The Stevens County athletic meet is planned for June with schools statewide. Budget delays due to flu ban slow progress but John T. Hiatus will start collecting funds for a modern fair ground. longtime secretary W W Campbell resigns but remains on the executive board as business grows.
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Stevens County
Donley
Mr. Young
Carl
Jim Diehl
Dan Kruckman
Pend Oreille Road
Three Forks Road
Johnson and Derringer
Addy Road
R. H. Young
Cris Johnson
Electric Point
Northport Road
A. Weitzel
Earl Johnstone
Echo Valley Road
Chewelah
Oscar Aldeen
Old Dominion Road
A. J. Anderson
Eric Carlson
Ll. A. Connelly
Dan Corkery
R. Carl
Geo. DeGrief
S. JL. Derringer
Fred Draper
L. QO. Flark
W. G. Hartwell
J. G. Johnson
CC. C. Johnson
J. Manning
J. D. McCormick
C. L. Russell
Gee
Rioth
U. Weitzel
Willett Bros
Mair Hunt
Hunt
Putnam
Howard Duncan
Fleetwood Warren
Dan Allen
Virgil Grief
Albert Conner
Martin Wilken
Horton Christman
Harold Silke
Harold Kohlsteadt
Myron Williams
Clarence MenMuir
C. HH
John Huggins
Congregational Church
Lyceum
Scarborough
Gerald Smith
Harold Wilks
Clarence Men Muir
Aaron van Devanter
Lindahl
Thelma Dorman
Clara Zurbruggs
Ruth Miller
Lorella Corey
Josephine Cresnahan
Margaret Yeakey
Rancs Briscoe
Mr. Lindah
Colville
Wilbur Copp
Grant Pond
Malcolm Gilbert
Feld
Floyd Pond
Clayton McKern
Robert Nelson
Henry Warsons
Virgil DeGreif
Thomas Rusch
Clyde Shaver
Monty Dorman
Gaylord Stolts
Frederick Taylor
Harold Bad
Chas, Vine
Donald Waldo
John Kimberting
Colville High School
Pullman
Smaall
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Room
Terra Haute
Ind
Washington State College
Wither Johnson
Letitisa Worden
Dalfe
Duchemien
Miss Stevens
Wiest
Finh
The
Valley High School
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Livestock Association
Fair Grounds
John T
Stock Association
Chamber of Commerce and Livestock Association
Garden Plants for spring seeding from Colville Floral Co
The Colville Floral Co offers seasonal plants including CAULIFLOWER Danish Giant and CABBAGE Farry Jersey Wakefield Late Danish Bullhead along with CELERY White Plume and TOMATOES Sparks Karliana Chalks Early Jewel. Also listed are PEPPER PLANTS New Perfection and TOBACCO Connecticut Leaf plus ASTER varieties American Beauty and Giant Crego. Prices are 25c per dozen postpaid or $1.50 per 100, cash with order. Colville Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville Floral Co
Farry Jersey
Wake Field
Connecticut
Stevens
Ferry County
Colville
Wash
Warrants Called for Payment Columbia Irrigation District
All warrants drawn on the operating fund of the Columbia Irrigation district of Kettle Falls Washington up to and including warrant No 296 are called for payment and interest ceases from this date dated Colville Washington this day of March 1920 Sarilda Meekbourne secretary position duties noted Attorney John T Raftis accepted duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fork Columbia
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Colville Examiner
B.C
National Editorial Association
State Press Association
Washington Newspaper Assn
United Typothetae
Stenger
Gleason
Colville, Wash
Frye
Gordon
August Frye
Gordon’s Harness and Tire Shop
Timothy Seed
A. Strauss
Brown Shoe Shop
First Ave
Buckley
California
Mr. Anderson
Isak Forslund
L. L. Reed
Chewetah
L. M. Rusch
J. P. Britteridge
A. F. Plantz
Jacobs and Salvage
William Buckley
U. K
John Deere
Thomas Dixon
Buckley and Daggy
C. L. Durkee
E, Astor
Harry Rice
Seattle
Mrs. Lillie Rice
Louis Strauss
J. R. Grinsfelder
Jack Sperry
Cecil Ray Hartnett
McCord
R. H. Allen
Lester Cohrs
Gladys Casey
Highland
Adventist Sabbath School
Baptist Services
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert H. Allen
ST. John’s Episcopal
K. G. Harlan
H Electric Equipment Company
News OF Schools
HW. A. Scarborough
Department of Public Expression
Guaranty Board
Colville Loan and Trust Company
Colville, Washing
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Colville
Columbia
Garford Trucks
KO. L. Rioth
Colville Land CO
Sells Land
Colville Bank
O. N. Bell L. M. McFarland
Colville. Wash
Ness
John T. Raftis