Montesano Local Happenings Chronicle Broad County News
Montesano reports from multiple correspondents with notes on residents travels and daily tasks. Mentions include Dr F L Carr in Seattle, G W France visiting Hoquiam, A P Beck and J A Hutcheson in business, and Reverend Letson preaching in Spokane. Local sports feature Hoquiam junior ball team beating Montesano 18 to 17.
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Seattle
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Hoquiam
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Elma Notices amid Local Moves and BankIdea
Ray Blair leaves F. W. Strubel firm. Elma plans bank formation as town grows. Reform League holds meeting. many local dopings and transfers noted. Several road and bridge projects advance, Oakville residents seek Chehalis river crossing, and school district 67 formed.
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Cedarville
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Hazen
David Mentzer
Herriman
Cosmopolis
Deering
J. W. Patton
Patton Hill
Jas. Rowley
T. J. McDowell
Ocosta
Daniel Gillies
Building and settlement notes from Aberdeen correspondents
Max Graille plans a house in Aberdeen on a lot bought from Samuel Benn. John Reiter relocates to Aberdeen after selling timber and farm. A. W. Carl and wife linger at the Sound with Carl handling Red Men affairs. G. M. Powell’s camp resumes operations after the Fourth, idle four days, cutting cedar and spruce with fir sprinkled.
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Aberdeen
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Among the Magazines in Table Talk July issue
The July issue of Table Talk offers housekeeper focused articles on House Flies Mend ing in the Home and A Neglected Berry elderberry. It includes Mid-Summer Hospitality with a Fourth of July menu and Rustic Tea, Food for the Invalid recipes, and An Afternoon with Old Glory decorations. The issue reviews The Progress of the World in American Monthly Review of Reviews and notes a harmonious Philadelphia Republican convention. The cartoon department caricatures political topics.
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American Monthly Review of Reviews
Democratic Platform Urges End to Imperialism at Home and Abroad
The Democratic platform denounces imperialism, calls for immediate statehood and independence for the Philippines, and pledges to fight trusts and corruption. It condemns Cuba policy, favors fair trade, and insists on enforcing anti trust laws, tariff reform, and a people’s government guided by consent of the governed.
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Republican Platform Pitches Currency and Empire Critique
The document denounces a 16 to 1 silver-gold ratio and national bank power. it advocates liberal pensions, the Nicaragua canal under U S control, statehood for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma, irrigation and arid lands development, and strict Chinese exclusion. It condemns world politics and alliances with England, calls for home rule for Alaska and Porto Rico, and opposes high taxes and subsidies seen as wasteful.
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Declaration of Principles on War Taxes and Economy
The text urges repeal of war taxes and a return to frugal government. It appeals to liberty loving Americans to support the declaration of principles, emphasizing defense of constitutional republic and postponement of partisan ties for the sake of future generations.
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Bryan Ratification Meeting Draws Large Chehalis County Crowd
A Chehalis county rally supporting Bryan and Stevenson drew a large crowd aboard the steamer T. C. Reed from Montesano and Cosmopolis. Speakers included County Clerk Cheney, County Attorney Abel, and Hon. G. C. Heifner who contrasted the Kansas City and Philadelphia conventions and urged support for the ticket.
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Micago Record
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Reward Offered For Cutting Lines On Chehalis River
Five hundred dollars reward offered for arrest and conviction of anyone cutting lines or turning adrift rafts or boom sticks tied to the wharf or boom on the Chehalis river. For fine job printing, visit Herp printery.
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