Chehalis County Ocal Doings From Aberdeen Herald News
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald correspondents note visits by R. F. Lytle and Ed Nelson, rheumatism illness of Harry Lonsdale, Humptulips resident Herman Walker buying supplies, and return from Boston. Local events include a library benefit by school children on December 6 and a B Y P U social on December 8. The E K Wood Lumber Co presents turkeys to workers for Thanksgiving. J A Ewell confirms office duties in Olympia. Plans to remove Quinault valley from Forest Reserve to provide homes for 30 to 40 families. City council approval to rebuild 3600 feet of east side road and dyke along river front to railroad embankment.
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Harry Lonsdale
Herman Walker
Ed. Nelson
Boston
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
E. K. Wood Lumber Company
J. A. Ewell
U. S
Olympia
Quinault Valley
30Th Street
Simpson Avenue
23Rd Street
Elma News Highlights Local Moves And Thanksgiving Events
Elma residents report several new buildings and repairs with Herb Taylor and Geo Crisp moving into new homes and structures. Ed Robbins clears wreckage for a new building while F E Thompkine plans a 22 by 128 foot store with three decks. Misses Jones and Combes travel from Aberdeen for Thanksgiving visits, and a large Holcomb family gathering marks the holiday. Football injury notes from Centralia recall Charley Clay. A water main project awaits on Second Street and Martin Street for Little Missouri addition settlers. Dwight Beckwith celebrates a new son born Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Robbins
Bessie Jones
Aberdeen
Geo. Crisp
Gertie Combes
Elma
E. L. Minard
Centralia
Charley Clay
Second Street
Martin Street
Missouri
Lantern Thief Abroad and Local Wedding in Humptulips
Thanksgiving week brings visits from Axford residents and a Thanksgiving stay in the city for Mrs. H OC Evans. A quiet Hump tulips wedding last Tuesday united J L Andrews and Mrs. A Allman with Judge Kirkpatrick officiating. Homesteading tensions rise as J A Ingram’s attempt meets Forest Reserve resistance. Lew Woods and party head to the woods amid ongoing troubles for homesteaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. Bockover and Sons
Axford
J A. Ingram
Quinsault
Olympic Forest Reserve
Lew Woods
Humptulips
J. L. Andrews
A. Allman
Kirkpatrick
Community notes and queued events at Summit area
Mrs. Chas. Palmer returns home to Summit on Tuesday. A. O. U. W. lodge adds four new members last Saturday. Angus Campbell of Hoquiam spends Thanksgiving with his parents here. Rosie Shields of Roslyn visits the Fields. M. E. church holds First Quarterly Conference December 5 at 2 p.m. Thad Vishiki in town. Marion improving but not yet fully. Catholic church finishing contract awarded to John Vosper with crew. Del Cornish suffers severe arm wound at Garrard Creek Co. mill. out of work several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Palmer
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Angus Campbell
Hoquiam
M. E
Thad Vishiki
Marion
John Vosper
Garrard Creek
del Cornish
Dr Kings New Discovery Saves Life of West Point Man
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa suffered a severe lung cold and obstinate cough thought to be consumption. After using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption he reports being completely cured and gaining to 227 pounds. The remedy is guaranteed for coughs colds and lung troubles with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and free trial bottles at Smits Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
Smits Drug Co
Elks Memorial Services Set With Tacoma Judge Address
Grays Harbor Lodge No. 593 BPOE holds memorial services at Acme opera house next Sunday at 3 pm. Public event features an entertainment program led by Judge W O Chapman of Tacoma and musical numbers by the Mascaqui Orchestra and local soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Grays Harbor Lodge No. 593
Acme Opera House
Chapman
Tacoma
Lodge
Chas. McDermoth
Master Meitzke
C. B. Weatherwax
Mascaqui Orchestra
W. O. Chapman
S.M. Anderson
H. N. Anderson
Friend
Holden
Wall Street currency reform scheme exposed after election
The article accuses financiers of planning currency reform to expand control over the money supply. It cites Jacob Schiff and Kuhn, Loeb & Co, and Frank K. Sturgis as organizers, alleging conventions and commissions would mask a political agenda. It claims Democratic and Republican leaders colluded to push asset currency while misleading the public.
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Hearst
New York American
H Group
Congress
Republican Party
Jacob Schiff
Kuhn,Loeb & Co
New York Chamber of Commerce
Frank K. Sturgis
Strong, Sturgis & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Democratic Party
City Officials Elected in Aberdeen Election Waves
Aberdeen voters cast a large city election ballot with high interest. The Citizens ticket won all major offices including mayor A J Weat and clerk P F Clark. councilmen in three wards were elected, led by Morgan and Ladue in the Third Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson
J. H. Fuller
Thos. Morgan
B. F. Ladue
Aberdeen
Heraup
Citizens
Equcue
John Lindstron
I. W. Mason
C. P. L. Roberts
Idgtrom
Roberts
Ton
Seaseo
Beards
Ron
Peoples
Fuller
Sauers
Morgan and
Ladue
Istw
E Smits
Mason
Large
Council Johnson
W Haukell
Ward Sauers
Morgan
Ward Redinger
Fish Commissioner's Annual Report Details Washington Fisheries Value
The Washington Fish Commissioner I R Kershaw estimates the 1902 fisheries output at 6730870 dollars including salmon packed and fish products, surpassing coal and lumber outputs and totaling Grays Harbor shipments at 165000 dollars. The report notes 777484 salmon cases packed, district cannery counts, and year over year changes with favorable prices for packers.
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State of
Washington
I’. R. Kershaw
Kershaw
Puget Sound
Columbia River District
Willapa Harbor
Grays Harbor
Grays Harbor &R
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Chehalis County
Che
Halis County
Aberdeen Herald
Mrs. R. F. Lytle
Portland
Herb Taylor
Anderson Street
J. Will Anderson
F. E. Thompkine
R. J. Stoner
Mauermann
Oakville
Dwight Beckwith
C. C. Holcomb
Holcomb
Kramer, Porter, Metsger
Palmer, Amsler
Ethel Evans
Homer Dunning
A. B. McAfee
City
H. OC. Evans
Rosie Shields
Roslyn
Mrs
George Fields
Elks Memorial Services
Fair Dove
Fond Dove
R. Schlepegrell
Bro. Gylfe
Mrs. G. M. Anderson
Ope
Wall Street
Landsome
Mayer
A. J. Weat
P. F. Clark
Phil 8. Locke
E. H. Fox
Paul Smith
John Lindstrom
GEO. J. Wolff
I. Harris & Sons
Emil Pfund
Wash
Douglas Shoes
Geo. Fisher
Heron Street
S. K. Bowes
Aberdeen, Wash
Heron St
Norin & Hartung
Reliable Furniture
Market St
C. Moulton
Aberdeen Grocery CO
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