Local Superintendents Elect New School Code Edits
Daisy L. Hard reports from Lake Chelan convention on revised school code. Proposals include paying $100 per high school grade and allowing two days for district meetings. County auditors would issue warrants for third and second class districts. New certification rules demand completed high school work and accredited four year study. Also notes Simon McTigue's visit and Colville political ward setup and a horse theft case. Mary Toquacken burial closes Colville Indian reservation notice. Bucklen’s Amica Salve praised by Georgia farmer.
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Daisy L. Hard
Lakeside
Chelan County
Stevens County
Washington
Union High
Code Commission
New King’s Discovery Cures Coughs in Vaughn Hotel Proprietor
Ada L. Croom of Vaughn Mississippi credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her severe cough and consumption after months of illness. She reports three bottles produced a complete cure and notes the remedy’s world wide fame. Sold at Frank B Goetter’s drug store with trial bottle free.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. King
Frank B. Goetter
Local residents report moves and life events in Colville district
F A Kleese plans to move to Spokane to work as painter and paper hanger after resigning as Colville Fire Department chief. N B Wheeler sells Kettle Falls pharmacy business to Slagie Brothers of Republic and stays in Kettle Falls to pursue real estate. Oliver Wood’s wagon and load overturn on a big grade injuring him but not seriously, while horses suffer minor scratches. Jennie May Wright and F King Chapman marry at the Wright home in Colville with Rev Boddy officiating. Chapman a Baltimore lunch room proprietor in Spokane, guests include Spokane and Colville locals.
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F. A. Kleese
Spokane
Colville
N. B. Wheeler
Kettle Falls
Slagie Brothers
Republic
Wheeler
Oliver Wood
Mr. Wood
Jennie May Wright
F. King Chapman
J. S. Wright
W. H. Boddy
Free Methodist Church
Ray Chapman
Chapman
Baltimore
Football for boys not girls says Colville student essay
A Colville high school writer argues football offers strong exercise and mental benefits for boys, noting injuries occur but build toughness. He urges regular practice, defends the game’s roughness as normal, and encourages boys to try football despite fear of failing to join the first team.
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Colville High School
Jack
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