Hoquiam A Growing City Of Timber Power And Faith
Hoquiam sits on the river in a sheltered basin off the Pacific, a booming city of 11 000 built from 1860 onward. Its timber output is vast with large mills and camps feeding a thriving economy, modern utilities, schools, and a strong church presence shaping a hopeful west coast community.
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Hoquiam
James A. Karr
Edward Campbell
John R. James
Great Northwest
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Louisiana Purchase
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Missouri River
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Northwest
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Chehalis
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North Western Lumber Company
National Lumber and Box Company
Hoquiam Lumber and Shingle Company
Grays Harbor Lumber Company
Pacific Slope
Disciples of Christ, Baptists
Hoquiam Commercial Club Powers City Growth
The Hoquiam Commercial Club drives local prosperity by locating industries, supporting existing firms, and fostering civic participation. With about one hundred business leaders, officers include E. O. McGlauflin as president H. C. Watkins as vice president and Walter C. Gregg as secretary treasurer. Directors include H. C. Watkins C. W. Stine E. O. McGlauflin H. Craswell J. O. Sterns.
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Hoquiam
E. O. McGlauflin
H. C. Watkins
Walter C. Gregg
C. W. Stine
H. Craswell
J. O. Sterns
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Record
In 1872 this remedy was first used amid diarrhoea dysentery and cholera. It proved more effective than other treatments and has sustained a long record for over thirty five years. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
United States
Evans Drug Co
Grays Harbor College Offers Summer Tuition Deals
The Grays Harbor Business College announces special summer rates including a Stenographic Course scholarship valued at 50 dollars with all texts provided. Regular monthly tuition is 12 dollars and covers Shorthand Typewriting Spelling and more. A Bookkeeping course is also offered with 6 month and 3 month options.
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Grays Harbor
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the Hoquiam Commercial Club
Hoquiam High School
Alex, Polson
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Polson Logging Company