Sems of Interest From Chehalis County Items
Chehalis County items note Mrs. Charles Kirk's upcoming trip to Albany Oregon and visits by Mrs. R F Lytle and daughter in California. H L Heath visits from Minneapolis in for a few days. Miss Noma Hillis arrives from Fort Townsend for a short visit. Ross Haley and another guest with Mrs. George Allivan. Mrs Charles Atkinson of Cosmopolis visits in city. T T Chave, formerly of this city now from Hilo Hawaii, visiting friends. R B Jayen circle, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, held a meeting. William Wallace Conklin, 70, dies at his son's Riverside Avenue home. Miss Lottie Tickett resigns from Pacific Telephone for Spokane. A new scow to be launched by Iver Chilman Shipyards to carry wood for Hoquiam Water Co. Mrs Vern Smith and relatives depart for Portland to visit rose festival return in about ten days.
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Noma Hillis
Sfort ‘Townsend
Ross Haley
L Tfe
Mr. Haley
George Allivan
Vern Smith
Portland
Local notes from Chehalis county and Montesano
Mrs P. P. Carothers and daughter Justine and son Paul left for Spokane to visit relatives Olaf Petersen arrived from Marshfield Oregon for a family visit. George Sel bought the Ninemire packing plant and will run the butcher shop. Simmer Normal session set for Chehalis county with July 18 to August 24 in Monte sano High. Goutermont Jones took over the Gem theater. Local property trades include Elma logged land deals and Ellma area purchases. Genevieve Pike won a Spokane teaching position with higher pay card.
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P. Carothers
Justine
Paul
Spokane
Chehalis County
Montesano
Mrs Bennett to Michigan for extended visit home
Mrs. O. B. Bennett plans an extended trip to her old Michigan home in a few days. Wm Blackburn attended a Grand Lodge I O O F session in North Yakima as Oakville delegate. Dr C B Ogle and family return from a ten day Seattle visit with Ogle’s sister. A sixty five car train of cars passed through Oakville toward the harbor drawn by a single engine. State street work from the railroad to Glover’s hotel doubles the town’s appearance. Mrs T Winiecki remains in Olympia hospital in better spirits after a serious runaway accident two weeks ago.
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O. B. Bennett
Michigan
Wm. Blackburn
North Yakima
Grand Lodge
Oakville
T. Winiecki
Olympia
Lumber Mills Refuse Low Priced Orders
Hoquiam June 8 mills refuse to take lumber orders at eight dollars and fifty cents per thousand for twenty five million feet sold to San Pedro buyers. E O McGlauflin of Northwestern Lumber Co Hoquiam says price too low and would shut down the mill rather than accept the order. Orders aimed to keep Grays Harbor and Willapa Harbor mills running through the summer.
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Hoquiam
San Pedro
E. O. McGlauflin
Northwestern Lumber Company
Grays Harbor
Willapa Harbor
Senior Class Play in Hoquiam Delights Local Audiences
Hoquiam sees the senior class production Commencement Days at the Hoquiam theater. The three act comedy pleased crowds with strong acting from Berdell Hunley as Brick Harding Pearl Holmes Ruth Pennepacker as the Terrible Twins Georgia France as Kate Wells and March McGlauflin as Lorraine Douglas.
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Hoquiam
Hoquiam Theater
Berdell Hunley
Brick Harding
Pearl Holmes
Ruth Pennepacker
Georgia France
Kate Wells
March McGlauflin
Lorraine Douglas
Elma Receives Move Of Chehalis Door Factory
The Chehalis door factory in Elma will be dismantled and moved to Mc Cleary on the Northern Pacific line. The new plant will be about 700 feet low and one of the largest of its kind in the Northwest, owned by George Osgood and Mr McCleary who hold properties near McCleary prompting the relocation.
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Elma
Chehalis
McCleary
Northern Pacific
Northwest
George Osgood
Mr. McCleary
Paradox Puzzles and Royal Financeisms
A witty exchange contrasts a financier who says money is spent like a prince with Dustin Stax noting royals seek loans more than to borrow. A quip from Washington Star plays on parodox and a coal stove paradox from Chicago News.
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Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Wille
Chicago News
A Difference
Quote exchanges reveal humor as Jones is labeled a leech but denied as a self-stuck image is unlikely and inconsistent in the dialogue.
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Jones
Is Big Fight on the Level and Training Methods Probed
A New York sports columnist questions the level of the upcoming Johnson Jeffries bout. He cites promoter Tex Rickard and manager Berger amid gossip, noting Johnson and Jeffries’ training and possible faking. The piece quotes John Robinson and discusses wagers, motives, and possible betrayals. It ends with an anecdote about a peculiar gold nugget found in Australia.
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Tommy Clark
Tex Rickard
Berger
Jeff
Johnson
Jeffries
New York
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Marvin Hart
Hart
Leach Cross
Sam Langford
Sailor Burke
Bridgeport
Conn
Burke
Tommy Burns
Burns
Jack O’brien
Quaker City
O'Brien
Monroe
Benedict Arnold
John Robinson
Bat Nelson
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Golden Smile
Rehearsal Tale of Mme Rejane and the Weeping Actor
Mme Rejane guides a young actor through tragedy and emotion in rehearsal. She prompts him with imagined loss of money and dismissal from a company to provoke a convincing cry. When a potential actress resists tears she warns she will take the part, and the woman bursts into dramatic weeping.
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Mme
Rejane
Mme. Rejane
Louis
Baccarat
London
Balzac and Black Coffee Battle in the Mind
The text describes Balzac’s reliance on strong black coffee as a nervous stimulant. He writes that coffee triggers rapid mental movement like Grand Army battalions, with memories arriving, thoughts sharpening, and a flood of ink as ideas battle across the page.
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Balzac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aberdeen Herald
Charles Kirk
Albany, Or
R. F. Lytle
California
H. L. Heath
Minneapolis, Minn
E. G. McGlauflin
Charles Atkinson
Cosmopolis
George Checoin
T. T. Chave
Hilo
Hawaiian Islands
R. B. Jayen
The
Grand Army of the Republic
William Wallace Conklin
Riverside Avenue
Iver Chilman
Hoquiam Water Company
Hy Olaf Petersen
Marshfield
Oregon
Fleet
B. Briscoe
George Barrows
M. A. Garlock
Jshursday
Pacific County
Mr. Garlock
Same Geo. Sel
Ninemire Packing, Company
Ninemire Stand
Main
D Street
Metas
Frank Jackson
Goutermont & Jones
Gem Theater
T. A. Eastridge
Third Street
Byrne & Hyam
L. R. Byrne
Shelton
Frank Watkins
Avey
Win. M. Harding
Osborn
Meshiece
L. I. Wheeler
West Anderson Street
Mr. Wheeler
Eattery
Genevieve Pike
Flma Canting Company
L. R. Byrne and Associates
Whitnack Place
Ruddell Addition
Dr. C. B. Ogle
Seattle
Mr. Ogle
State Street
Glover's Hotel
Hoquiam Mills
W. C. Adamson
Georgia
American Press Association
United States
Midhas
Sulky Gully
Melbourne
Australia
Boston
East Heron
Aberdeen
Wolff
Dongola
Pateweather
Oxfords
Prn
Russia
Calf
Heilers
Patent
Colt
Vici
Wolff's
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