Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Help Readers Recover
Peoria Illinois reader credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery after two years of illness. A New Orleans resident reports relief from severe female troubles and a saved operation. The letters praise the remedy’s effectiveness and claim improved health for both women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Lydia E. Pierable
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Inviting Secretary Fisher to Visit Grays Harbor
Hoquiam notes Secretary Fisher's planned Seattle trip and urges a Hoquiam visit. A draft letter from Thomas P. H. of Twenty Five Thousand ¢ requests the visit and flags Washington delegation letters urging Fisher to come west. Preparations and a firm date for his entertainment are anticipated.
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Hoquiam
Thomas P. H
Holam
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Horn
Sapor Fisher
Greek fined in Hoquiam court for overpayment error
In Hoquiam a Greek man was fined after noon by Judge E A Philbrick for a mistaken payoff. Evidence showed he paid $12.94 to a broker as $1.20 due, receiving wrong change. The agent admitted a mix up and $11 was returned. the Greek was arrested previously and later appealed, with ties to Monte.
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Hoycham Hie
Seek
Monte
Northwest Homebuilder Adds New Montesano Paper
A new Northwest Homebuilder edition will be published in Montesano and edited by G. Jena Taylor and M. B. Gilbert. The paper will focus on agriculture horticulture dairying and aspects of building and developing homes in the Northwest.
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Northwest Homebuilder
NEW Montesano Paper
Montesanqo
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Northweilder
City
Ready J
G. Jena Taylor
M. B. Gilbert
Northwest
Montesorno District Faces Funding Deadlock Over School Salaries
County Superintendent confirms insufficient funds after teachers withheld several payments. The board of education has refused to appropriate funds, citing court actions at year end and compelled signers facing penalties.
Mrs Andrew Anderson Dies in Montesano
Mrs. Andrew Anderson of Montesano died Thursday in the city after a long illness from consumption. She had been ill for some time.
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Montesano
Anderson
Carcass of Whale at MoClips Attracts Town Efforts
MOCLIPS July 2 This summer the town faced a whale carcass wash ashore near the resort. Citizens joined in efforts to remove the rotting remains after a long effort and a fire previously burned parts of the carcass. The Anderson family had just moved there before illness prompted sale of their home. A funeral for Leolnd Tre Carcass is noted in the town record.
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Blild
Grass Harbor Railway ordered to remove rails on J Street
The government demands the Grass Harbor Railway and Light Company remove its rails on J Street by Tuesday or have them moved by the city. A water main under the track is delaying progress and the company cites inability to move large rails due to ongoing improvements. Delays may push service plans back for two weeks.
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Grass Harbor Railway and Light Company
Citr
Ihick
Eareet
Cing Medved
Industrial Insurance Raises Building Costs
The article reports that new industrial insurance rules will raise building costs due to stricter safety rules. Excavations earthwork timbering and tunnel digging with explosives are labeled highly hazardous and may boost labor costs by significant margins.
Forest Fires Seattle Warns Farmers and Fishermen
Officials urge extreme caution this season to prevent fires in forests and waterside camps. Emphasizing careful clearing of brush and proper disposal of embers, the message warns against leaving fires unattended and highlights efforts by lumber, fishing, and hunting groups to prevent small fires from igniting larger blazes.
Fragmentary legal notice on employment wages from municipal bodies
The readable text references wages, workmen, and lawful employment by municipal corporations. It notes conditions under the law and mentions seretofore actions without complete details or names.
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Ani
Elma Gra Hall Remembered as First Grange Organizer
The notice honors Elma Gra Hall and twenty seven charter members of a Grange group serving since its founding in the era of the rural movement. The fragment notes a long-standing organization with at least twenty years of activity.
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Hall Lest Saturd
Amy Grange
Water bond issue fails to carry in Elma vote
Elma residents reject a $10,000 water improvement bond. Only 28 percent voter turnout fell short of the required three-fifths by a margin of about 15 points, with several dozen more residents needed for passage.
Cute Boy Widow Eame Two New Pets For Johnny
In a brief note the writer asks how their five year old son Johnny would react to receiving two new pets. The correspondent reflects on parental responsibility and upcoming changes for the child amid family circumstances.
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Eame
Johnny
Tremper Property Sold Elma
Property transfer reported as Tremper sells real estate in Elma amid unclear accompanying notes. Fragmentary text references a sale, location, and parties but lacks full details.
Forest Fire Strikes Near Gate and Shingle Company
A forest fire threatens green timber near Gate and the Shingle Company tonight. Firefighting crews rush to contain flames as winds drive the blaze toward nearby camps and structures.
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the & Shingle Company
Spec Bankers Foresee Strong Pacific Northwest Markets
Portland Oregon July 30 Spec Bankers and farmers expect favorable market conditions in the Pacific Northwest as crops show gains. Harvests across three states projected better than 64 000 bushels with higher prices for fruit hops salmon and other products underpinning continued prosperity though drought fears linger.
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Ore
Lly
Marke
Pacific North Ae
Turniz
Pacific Northwest
Hale returns from Arizona praises Roosevelt dam area
J H Hale, a former Elma resident, came back after eighteen months away and says parts of Arizona are as fine as land there. He notes water limits hinder agricultural use and calls the Roosevelt dam project a major opportunity, though much land will remain unusable.
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J. H. Hale
Arizona
Hale
Roosevelt Dam
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