Opening 8943 acres of land across Columbia River at Kettle Falls
Hal J Cole announces open filing May 19 for 8943 acres of vacant lands across the Columbia River from Kettle Falls. Much of the township is withdrawn for waterpower sites by the interior secretary, with 60 days for filers in open sections and three months for north halves of specified sections.
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Hal J Cole
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