Oliver Wendell Holmes on Monoply and Wealth Privilege
An Nebraska Independent critique of Oliver Wendell Holmes on wealth concentration. It argues Holmes favors monopoly and absolute government, condemns favoritism, and warns that one man holding all wealth would enslave 80 million citizens. It cites rail and oil rebates, monopolies, and a call against charitable giving lacking public return.
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Nebraska Independent
Lincoln
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Frederick Upham Adams
Charles W. Elliot
Harvard Univerity
Jack London
Ek. Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska University
Justice Holmes
Rockefeller
United States
Independent
Russia
Republic
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Adams
Justice Tlies
Printery. Herald of Gray's Harbor Adverts
The Herald, widely read across Gray's Harbor, delivers news and ads twice weekly. It serves readers with up to date notices and market information from the Printery.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Report of 1905 Congregational Church Finances and Activities
The Congregational church reports 1905 finances totaling 1955 dollars up from 1700, with 13.50 given to benevolent institutions and most funds covering salaries and improvements. Sunday school averaged 101 attendees with 4.17 dollars per week collected. missions and building fund supported by various societies. YP 8 C E reports 42 members active. Sunday evenings show strong attendance. Changes in officers include A W Middleton on the Board of Trustees, Mrs A D Wood as Ladies Aid president, Mrs W J Kent secretary, Mrs C H Allburty W H M secretary, and Miss Inez Nelson organist. A rheumatic muscle ailment is advised to be treated with Chamberlains Pain Balm with rest of the affected parts. Pain Balm application advised, Evans Drug Co sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Home Missions
S. S. Union
Church Building Fund
Woman’s Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Societies
A. W. Middleton
H. N. Anderson
A. D. Wood
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. J. Kent
C. H. Allburty
W. H. M. Society
Inez Nelson
Chehalis County Teachers Institute Large in Elma
The Chehalis County Teachers Institute held in Elma last week was the largest ever, with five instructors and 144 teachers plus many visitors. Three sessions daily and crowded evening gatherings featured Professor Knox of the University of Puget Sound and the university quartet, closing Friday afternoon.
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Chehalis County
Teachers’ Institute
Elma
Knox
University of Puget Sound
Aber deen High School Glee Club Benefit
The Aberdeen Athletic Association received 60 dollars from a Friday night entertainment at the Congregational church hosted by the Washington State College Glee Club. About five hundred attendees praised the performance with many encores despite limited stage facilities.
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the Athletic Association
Aberdeen High School
Congregational Church
Washington State College Glee Club
Athletic Association
Pullman
The
Common Colds Linked to Severe Diseases, Remedy Advocate
An article promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy claiming colds cause pneumonia consumption and many throat and lung troubles. It urges avoiding risk and says the product, free of opiates, has a thirty year reputation from Evans Drug Co for curing colds before complications arise.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co, m
Cost of Streets in Aberdeen and Proposed Financing
The Aberdeen city finances require reform to avoid repeating planking costs. Supt. Hilts reports 11 miles of plank streets at $2.50 per foot totaling $194,062.50 with a two year life, and annual planking costs near $84,687.50. Bonding districts for five to ten years could fund main street paving while lowering long term burden on property owners.
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Aberdeen
City Hall
Heron Street Bridge
Hilts
Montesano Welcomes New Saw Mill to Boost Lumber Industry
A new saw mill is organized in Montesano beside the Montesano Shingle Co. mill. Incorporators include Edw. K. Bishop E Wheeler Geo W Nin emire J T Durdle E France Will France L Nethery Chas Clemmons T A Axford. The plant will cut cedar lumber and shingles with a 30000 to 50000 daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Edw. K. Bishop
Montesano Shingle Co
E. Wheeler
Geo. W. Ninemire
J. T. Durdle
E. France
Will France
L. Nethery
Chas. Clemmons
T. A. Axford
Frightfully Burned Hand Healed by Bucklen’s Salve
Chas W Moore a machinist from Ford City Pennsylvania burned his hand badly in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Amnic Salve and received a quick and perfect cure. Describes Bucklen’s Amnic Salve as the greatest healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles. Available 25 cents at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
Red Cross Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Supreme Cour
Nebraska
Tan Magazine
the Congregational Church
Rvans Drag Co
High School Entertainment
State College Glee Club
Geo. J. Wolff
Drayage
Will Lanning
Mar
Dabney Blk
Clothier
GEO
E. Wishkah
Pyrg
Poy
Zelasko Furniture’ Co
S. J. Kolts
General House Outfitters
Ostermoor Mattresses
Waltham
Burnett Bros
Chehalis
Seattle
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