Former Colville Girl Competing for $30,000 Prize
Celeste Barman Strauss of Chicago, born in Colville, is among forty finalists in The Daily News $30,000 scenario contest. She writes under the name Celeste Barman and works with her husband at a cloak and suit shop on South Market Street.
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Colville
Chicago Daily News
M. L. Strauss
Chicago
Celeste Barman
David Barman
Sig Dilsheimer
Portland
Ore
Daily News
M. A. Strauss
South Market Street
Strauss
Mr. Strauss
D. W. Griffith
United States
The
Alabama Minstrels Stir Colville Theater Show
The Modern Woodmen sponsored a Colville theater minstrel show last night directed by Eva C. Mills. About 50 performers presented negro dialect acts, dancing, vaudeville, monologues, dialogues and clog dancing by Clark Peters to a large appreciative audience.
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Alabama Minstrels
Colville Theater
Modern Woodmen
Eva C. Mills
Clark Peters
Virginia Noble
Cleo Scholes
Neva Miller
Minnie Eager
Velma Foster
Thees Johnson
Luella Droz
Emma Hoffstetter
Gladys Casey
Florence Ehmke
Edna Johnson
Eunice Setzer
Irene Gammage
Harry Eslick
Wilbur Copp
John Huggins
L. Thurber
Campbell Named Colville Postmaster Candidate
Congressman J Stanley Webster recommended W W Campbell for Colville postmaster after civil service ranking gave him top marks and strong local support Campbell previously served nine years at Colville post office and leads in civic and fraternal roles in the community The appointment now goes to the president for senate confirmation with bond and two months expected before final issuance
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Senate
Campbell
Colville
P. R. Parks
OC. M. Durland
Campbell Mercantile Co
Masonic Lodges
Congregational Church
Eastern Star
University of Washington
C. M. Durland
Congressman Webster
W.W. Campbell
New Jersey Maid Dairy Farms Opens North of City
Mrs. Jean McCloud buys 80 acre Hanna place adding to her holdings north of town. She partners with Robt Skeels to run Jersey Maid Dairy Farms starting April with about 20 purebred Jersey cows. Skeels moved from Addy last year and will establish a dairy route on the Hanna ranch.
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City
Jean McCloud
Hanna Place
Robt. Skeels
Skeels
Jersey
Addy
McCloud
Hanna
Jersey Maid Dairy Farms
R. R. Coleman Transacts Business in Colville
R R Coleman of Inchelium was conducting business in Colville on Friday.
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R. R. Coleman
Inchelium
Colville
To Cut Representation of Smaller Counties
Editor Fred L. Wolf argues against the Palmer-Seattle initiative bill aimed at redrawing Washington state legislative districts. The measure would concentrate power in King County and reduce eastern and smaller counties to marginal representation, prompting a west side versus east side political clash and a counter effort by the Cow County Defense League to organize opposition.
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Fred L. Wolf
Newport Miner
Pend Oreille
Washington
King County
Palmer
Seattle
Adams
Franklin
Walla Walla
Grant
Douglas
Ferry
Okanogan County
Senate
Columbia
Benton
Klickitat
Skamania
L. D. McArdle
Efficiency
Steze
Card Party by Ladies Improvement Club at Mrs H O Bair
The Ladies Improvement club held a card party at Mrs H O Bair's home with 20 tables. Prizes were donated by members and refreshments were served.
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Ladies’ Improvement Club
H. O. Bair
Stevens County Sets 1922 Game Seasons
Stevens County adopts open seasons for deer bears upland birds ducks geese rails coots and various fish. Seasons run from Oct 1 to Nov 15 for deer and pheasants and from Oct 1 to Dec 31 for waterfowl with daily bag limits and fish creel rules. Approved by J W Kinney and enforced by county game warden L S Harbison. commissioners A F Strobe J C Wilson and H T Wentz.
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Stevens County Game Commission
Stevens County
J. W. Kinney
L. S. Harbison
A. F. Strobe
Chewelah
J. C. Wilson
Kettle Falls
H. T. Wentz
Colville
Magazine solicitors try the back doors
Colville residents faced a disturbance as two magazine solicitors used forceful back‑door approaches to push subscriptions. Sheriff investigators traced them to a northbound train after complaints from annoyed women. The ruse inflates cheap magazine bills, rarely delivering issues, while polite front‑door salespeople remain reputable.
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Colville
Sheriff’s Office
Here
71 Year Old Man Has Appendix Removed At Mt Carmel
E. B. Newland of Heineman place near Addy underwent appendicitis surgery last week. He left Mt. Carmel hospital this week and is recovering well. Dr. W. A. Olds notes he is the oldest patient he ever had for such an operation and records show few men of that age have appendix removal.
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E. B. Newland
Heineman Place
Addy
Mt. Carmel Hospital
W. A. Olds
Mr. Newland
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Jeweler and Opticia
Colville, Washington
Colville Abstract CO
Frank Kostka
Colville Song Shop
Hazel Emery
Colville Laundry
Chapman & Simpson
Topnoch Flour Mills
W. W. Campbell
Webster
Magazine Solicitors
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