The Capture of Cateswell and Towns’ Ballot Battle
A county election story of Cateswell choosing between Susie Remick and Ida Sargent unfolds at Hexham lake picnic. Mrs Remick uses campaign tricks to steer the minister’s choice, while Cateswell and narrator weigh intellect versus vivacity before marriage prospects and a public pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Cateswell
Susie Ramadell
Jim Jarvis
Cuteswell
Tie
Bill Twichell
Bill
Wilson
McLeod
Susie Remick
Ida Sargent
Susie
Sargent
Miss Remick
Miss Sargent
Ida
Filip
Hexham Lake
Bill Twitchell
Debating Tour Suggested For Stevens County Campaign
Lee R. Bilderback Socialist candidate for representative proposes a joint tour of Stevens County towns with Republican and Democratic candidates to present and oppose campaign issues. He volunteers to represent the Socialist party in such debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yocum
Wash
Stevens County
Socialist Party
Lee R. Bilderback
Prize Winners at Stevens County Fair Fine Arts
Stevens County Fair awards announced in the fine arts division. First and second prizes went to multiple entries: china painting by Mrs J M Williams, Lillian Cornwell. collection pieces by Lillian Cornwell. pyrography wood article. pen and ink sketch by Claude Smith. amateur pencil sketch by Hattie Scroggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Scroggs
Mrs Carey
L Gordon
Leo Gordon
W H Armstrong
D H Carey
al Lynch
Daisy Hard
Bruce
C Michel
H M Temball
Lillian Cornwe
Elizabeth Heritage
E L Gayman
Ada Davis
Jas Seale
Aitch
C B Gasmin
Geo Stenger
W H Keltz
Clara Hofstetter
Mary Schance
J F Rice
E Veatch
F B Goetter
Geo Noah
Elizabeth Terie
James Seale Reidmaier
Bluemcke
Hugh Waddell
Geo Thomas
J M Williams
C B
Gasimin
J E Seale
J Duchess
James Seale
Cummings
J Hormer
H L Savage
Yarbrugg
George Noah
O P McCoy
Jimmie Dixon
Luft
Elva Hanna
Queener
J Foos
Ethel Henry
J L
Huntsman
Colville
Leighton
Stevens County Fair
Lillian Cornwell
H We
Claude Smith
Examiner Offers High Grade Printing Services
The advertisement invites readers to contact the Examiner for high quality printing services. It emphasizes reliability, speed, and professional results for newspapers and related materials.
Scouring Rush Described as Mineral Like Silex
The scouring rush Equisetum hie mie is detailed as a plant whose hollow stems were used for cleaning. In nitric acid the green pulp dissolves while the stem tube remains intact, yielding a pure white alabaster like column, a glassy flint ready for use as a scouring brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lneelf
New York Tribune
Dutch Street Cars and Their Busy Conductors
An observer notes the Dutch street car system with 8 cent fares and 4 cent return tickets. Conductors carry receipts in aluminium boxes and are checked by on board controllers. Passengers are urged to keep receipts as controllers stamp and verify them. Cars display boarding limits and crowding leads to turns away at crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erderly Little Holland
J. Uf Uiginbotham
Holland
Belgium
Oor Cir
Explaining Color by Reflected Light Rays
The article explains color as the result of reflected light rays. White paper reflects all seven light colors, appearing white, while a sunflower looks yellow because violet, indigo, blue and green are absorbed and yellow is reflected. The eye receives these reflected rays, producing color perception.
Poison Hemlock and Water Hemlock Dangers Explained
Water hemlock is a deadly plant common in rural areas and can be mistaken for edible roots in spring. Cattle suffer poisonings from marsh water, and children are harmed when hollow stalks are used to make whistles. The ancient poison hemlock related to it grows two to seven feet tall with white flower clusters and parsley like leaves.
Dialogue on Joe's profession and limitations
Mrs Brown asks what job suits Joe while Mr Brown notes Joe is handicapped by circumstances. He jokes that Joe is naturally adapted to being a capitalist and questions where he would obtain the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Ida Sargent
Susie
Cateswell
Mrs. Remick
Crateswell
Wuste
Miss Sargent
Joe
Sheriff Sale Notice in Stevens County Washington
Sheriff in Stevens County WA will sell to satisfy a judgment in Nancy Graham vs M N Knuppenberg and Cora Knuppenberg. Property is the west half of the southwest quarter of section 23 township 32 range 43 EWM. Sale set for October 17, 1908 at 2 PM at the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Stevena
Superior Court of
Spokane
Nancy Graham
M. N. Knuppenberg
Cora Knuppenberg
Towit
Stevens County
Washin
M Kn Nuppenberg
Husban
Washington
N. Kangpeeters
Cora Knuppen
Bean
Graham
Sheri
A. Lapozawoos
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Level
Stevens
Ceaver
Loon Lake
George Hurd
Messrs
Arnold and
Anderson
Mr. Crump
Samuel Hopewell
Perry and
Shanafelt
Montana
C. H. Arnold
Earl
Piace
Middletown
Boggs
Gates
Solomon
Holmes Place
Sophie Holmes
Buxton Twins
Mr. Souther
Golden West
Triinister
Mrs. Remickwued
Aeswell
Smith
Mrs. Renlek
Cates
H Lunci
Sheriff's Sale
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