Aberdeen wash bee restoration sale item noted
Fragmentary OCR notes a bee restoration matter at Aberdeen Washington with a price reference of two dollars and a one dollar slice totaling fifty applications.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1897
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes a bee restoration matter at Aberdeen Washington with a price reference of two dollars and a one dollar slice totaling fifty applications.
The text outlines subscription arrears and publication practices for Aberdeen’s County Tribune. It notes publisher roles, in arrears lists, and editorial alignment with political currents, mentioning Populist and Democrat/Publican dynamics and ongoing plans for future issues without timely hoquiam car arrangements.
A fragmented survey discusses misrepresentation and erratic demand in 1897 trade. It notes stronger activity in steel and textiles, cautious optimism for prosperity, and uncertainty surrounding tariffs and political timing affecting manufacturers and markets.
A 19th century exchange argues why government indorses national bank notes, contrasting with private banks. It questions fairness of securing government backing for banks while denying it to individuals, accusing money power and Bryan-era policies of undermining treasury redemption.
The Senate scene features Granter Hoar accusing Bryan of vetoing a tariff bill for trusts, California's high court reviewing gold versus lawful money for bond redemption, the New York Herald defending Mark Twain, and Pettigrew reacting to a charge of protectionist tendencies as his voice fails during a fiery tariff debate.
A political speaker rails against protectionism advocating a sugar duty benefiting a giant trust. he claims to support protectionism only in spots but is cut off by a stroke before finishing.
The Cosmopolis report notes rapid progress on a new road to Neus kah valley under Rudolph Distler, with supporters praising the reformer and critics predicting political risk for the Republican ring. It also covers a fundraising benefit for Rev. T. G. Watson, a Hoquiam mining update, and local civic appointments including Capt. A. Jolley as Elma postmaster amid party maneuvering.
The July Lippincott's features Duffield Osborne's A Mountain Moloch an adventurous Pacific island tale with a US naval officer and native princess. Also included are William's Spree by Louise Boynton and The Haunted Burglar by W C Morrow.
Westmaster Clark receives a letter from IL A Morris of Escanaba Mich asking about Jessie Morris her mother. Last heard August 1895 in Aberdeen Wash with a small child. Anyone knowing Jessie’s address should write to H A Morris Escanaba Mich.
Real estate transfers for Chehalis county Washington week ending June 26 1897 listed by D W Fleet manager Grays Flatbor Abstract Co include USA to John Lendbeck auf sec 18 two 16 rge4 sheriff to F B Eaton various lots and sections in Aberdeen Oakville and surrounding areas many entries note transfers to individuals and entities with monetary figures. notices of logging bids and health product advertisements follow including DeWitts Little Early Risers and Hall's Catarrh Cure with local business references and a U S Land Office notice about township plat filing and land applications due July 6 1897.
Aberdeen Library advertises travel information from Northern Pacific Steamship Co with contact for O BE SHavL Aberdeen AGPA and 255 Morrison St Portland Ore. UK Free Reading Room hours vary daily with midweek and Saturday openings and membership dues of 1 and 25 cents per quarter. donations of books welcome under librarian Mrs C Phelps.
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