Elma and Hoquiam Happenings Highlight County News
Elma notes Hon. L. Minard's illness and F. E. Tompkins adding a large store room. Miss Rose Wood tipped valedictorian as iron mine rumors and a Port Blakely rail link loom. Hoquiam items include piles for a new draw bridge, Panel & Folding Box Co. expansion, Weston Basket Co. building, hospital stays, and local socials. Axford reports snow, school notes, and travel to Hoquiam with minor local events.
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F. E. Tompkins
Tompkins
Rose Wood
Miss Wood
Elma
Hoquiam
Hoquiam Washingtonian
North Western Lumber Co
Panel & Folding Box Co
Weston Basket & Manufacturing Co
Dr. Chase
Queenie Ogden
West Virginia
Mazie Crider
Wild Cat Captured by Mr McHugh Sent for Mounting
Mr McHugh captured a large wild cat and sent it to Hoquiam to be mounted. Chas Evans of Humptulips is very ill from quinsy. Mesdames Sudderth and McLafferty spent several days visiting friends in Humptulips.
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H. Flaharty
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Aberdeen
C. P. L. Roberts
Ivy Fry
Chas. Fry
Mr. McHugh
Hoquiam
Chas. Evans
Humptulips
Mesdames
J. P. Sudderth
E. L. McLafferty
Timber land assessments prompt taxpayer notice in Chehalis County
Chehalis County taxpayers are urged to answer assessor F E Jones to verify timber land values. The assessor criticizes uniform local valuations and requests section township and range details to correct land ownership and location data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Board of County Commissioners
Chehalis County
F. E. Jones
Dr Darrin’s Cure Promises Pain Relief and Deafness Fix
A letter-worne advertisement touts Dr. Darrin’s treatment for sciatic rheumatism kidney trouble and neck inflammation. Testimonies describe walking without crutches after two weeks and curing deafness in minutes with electricity. Consultation is free at the Lowry building Aberdeen with visits extended to March 15 and home treatment common.
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W. Hayes
5Th St
Portland
Ore
Darrin
Lowry Building
Aberdeen
Wash
Buster Creek Hydraulic Mining Company seeks Nome venture
An Alaska mining offer from the Buster Creek Hydraulic Mining Company of Nome presents 1,500,000 shares of par $1 stock, a Washington incorporation, offices in Seattle Aberdeen and Montesano, and eleven bedrock prospects on Buster Creek near Nome. Officers Geo D Schofield N T Cory Collin Murray William Lanning. 250,000 treasury shares. 100,000 marketed at 10 cents. stock sale aims to fund hydraulic plant and operations with promise of dividends.
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Nome
Buster Creek
Alaska
Jack Cooper
Hoquiam
C. D. Lane
San Francisco
Cory, Lanning
Murray
Oregon
Treasury
Geo. D. Schofield
Montesano
Washington
N. T. Cory
Seattle
Collin Murray
William Lanning
Aberdeen
H. L. Sayers
Cosmopolis
Republicans Past and Present A Moral Collapse Explored
A критique argues the Republican Party has inverted its 1860 principles, shifting from anti slavery and free money to imperialism and dependence on banks. It condemns leaders including McKinley, cites currency policy, voter intimidation, and the loss of debate as the party decays into coercion and greed.
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Republican Party
McKinley
Lincoln
Ita
Vancouver
United States
Sulu
Bryan
Douglas
Gryan
Register-Democrat
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County News
Herald
L. Minard
Port Blakely
Northern Pacific
Cosmopolis Enterprise
Garrard Creek
The
John Backman
South Park
Nels Backman
Olympia
W. J. Jeffries
James
Herriman
Williams
Axford
C. H. Evans
Geo. Clyde
Chas. Sargent
Anna Lindsay
California
Buster Creek Hydraulic Mining Company, of
Nome, Alaska
G. L. Hilton
SAN Francisco Examiner
Heron St
Bet. F
G. Aberdeen
Aberdeen Heraco
Cient History
Grand Old Party
Brown
Smith
Jones
Chicago
Iue
Wisconsin Central Ry
St. Paul
Wisconsin Central
New York
E. Harris & Sons
P. S
W. J. Cochran
H St
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Wilder & Flyt Mason Contractors and
Geo. L. Hilton
Heron Street
F St
Steamer
Thistle
Hattie Belle Dock
L. L. Darling
Koto
Snow &Go
Washington, D.C
Ime
al Suena
Kxirren
Halsted St Union Stockyards
Ills
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