William J. Bryan Attacks Iowa Demo Platform Reform Fight
William J. Bryan condemns corporate Democratic influence at the Iowa convention. He argues business interests sway delegates, undermining the Kansas City platform, and urges loyal Democrats to fight for reform at primaries, conventions, and the next national delegate selection. He labels the money plank deceitful and warns of resisted reforms against imperialism and anti trust riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Commoner
Kansas City
Incorporations
Friends of the Platform
Corporation Democras
Kansas City Platform Democrats
Wapello County
Creston
Mills County
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Wall Street
Convention
Aldrich
Sullivan
Kansas City Platform
Cleveland
Friends of the
Lumber Trade and Forest Notes From Coast Peninsula Comment
A Tacoma spruce log, fourteen feet wide at the butt and forty feet long, foreshadows large New England waste lands becoming valuable pine. Florida law on adjustable railcar stakes prompts Pacific Northwest demand for fair freight practice. Red cedar shingles face price demoralization due to over production. wholesalers should curb production and hold orders during market weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Bureau of Forestry
New England
Maine
Eastern
Florida
Pacific Northwest
County Supervisors Approve Jail Addition and Road Plans
Road and bridge funds adjusted as commissioners approve jail expansion, set bids for Stearns road from Grays Harbor City to Grass Creek, and require $50 bids with certified checks by Aug. 6. Authority sought on changing estate values, health officer Paul Smits appointed, and multiple road district changes plus quarterly financials and new insurance for the poor farm buildings.
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J. N. Harding
Elna
J. EK. McDougall
T. J. Purcell
Stearns
Grays Harbor City
Grass Creek
N. Herriman
A. R. Rogers
Hamilton Gulch Bridge
Messrs
R. PD
J. L. Bockover
Dist
Amt
Ntericra
Breseviave Bbls
Cyadeve
Dsceseens
Bans, Cued Ee
Renee Mrgago
Boa En Ant
As Yeas
IRS Bae Ne
Paul Smits
Davis
Oakville
County Board of Equalization
W. G. Youngs
Mills
Geo. Smith
Joe Miller
J. M. Bockover
M. W. Walker
Beardsley Bros
Aiieves
Anin Cares
Alta Tabunen Sa Sdata Ps
E. D. Kellerman
B. R. Martin
W. Anstie
Viddette
Geo
L. Davis
Stanley W. Smith
Cate
Telescope magazine offers cash prizes and free sample
A Washington monthly magazine The Telescope invites readers to request a free sample copy or mail ten cents in stamps or silver for a year subscription. It promotes illustrated Washington stories, facts and fun for all ages and mentions twenty one cash prizes for participants.
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Collier's Weekly
Collier’s
Coll Lier’s
Charles Dana Gibson
Lion’s Mouth
Collier’s Weekly
West 138Th Street
New York
Washington
Olympia
Wash
Supreme Court Affirms Tax Refund Suit In Chehalis County
The supreme court upholds the Chehalis county ruling in the case of William Carlisle and George W. Pennell versus Chehalis county. They sought $421.80 refunded from taxes totaling $1,613.85 on timber land after protesting the assessment as not in line with similar property. The board of county commissioners and lower courts rejected the protest, and the high court affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Supreme Court
Chehalis County
William Carlisle
George W. Pennell
Board of County Commissioners
Fleet of Sloops Loading at Mills for West Coast or Africa
The Bangor loads at the American mill for San Pedro while Winslow and Lurline load at Michigan and West & Slade mills for San Francisco. Wrestler sails for Honolulu and IF M Slade for South Africa. A Coats sails for San Pedro, Edward West for South Africa, Melrose for San Pedro, Zampa at Aberdeen for San Francisco, Comet at Aberdeen for Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
San Pedro
Winslow
Michigan Mill
San Francisco
Lurline
West & Slade Mill
Honolulu
IF. M. Slade
South Africa
A. I. Coats
Edward West
Zampa
Aberdeen Lumber
Comet
Santa Barbara
Winter plants for brightening homes in August Delineator
The August Delineator lists choice winter plants for conservatories and windows. It highlights abutilions begonias and azaleas with culture directions and illustrations of new varieties for use as window plants.
Local News Saver Offers Daily City County Briefs
An ad promotes a cheaper local news option at $1.50 for twice weekly city county and general news, contrasting with a $6.00 daily plan. The pitch emphasizes broader coverage at a fraction of the price.
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William J. Bryan
Ube
J. 8
Judge Caldwell
OUR
N. Mills
Montesano Lumber Company
Aberdeen General Hospital
Paul Galbrech
State Supreme Court
Melrose
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Dabney Bldg
Smith’s Hardware Store
J. Wolff
Geo. Fisher
Douglas and Florshem Shoes
O. N. Sullivan
Home Office
Elma
Ji.c.smith &Co
Matestic
EHS
C. E. Pinckney
John Wanson
WM. Griggs
Sssssioe
Studebaker
General Hardware
Heron ST. Tel
Barkley & Thompsn Outfitters For
Gentle’ien
G Street
Aberdeen, Wash
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