Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Women from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin and Providence Rhode Island report relief from organic displacement backache and bearing down pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They claim improved health and endorse sharing their testimonials.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ep. FerRon
High St
Wisconsin
Providence, R. I
Abril Lawson
Lippité St
Providence, R.I
County Officers Barred From Hiring Wives As Deputies
In Olympia on June 16 Assistant Attorney General J T S Lyle ruled that elected county officials may not hire their wives or minor children as employees or deputies since such contracts create an interest in salary. A state school superintendent who paid his wife as a deputy at 85 dollars monthly resigned amid countywide shifts. The ruling notes this ban mirrors the prohibition on officials profiting from contracts with taxpayers.
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Olympia
J. T. S. Lyle
Oother
Wardens to Aid Settlers in Clearing Lands by Burning
Olympia June 16 E W Ferris state forester and fire warden issues circular letters to deputy wardens supporting state help for settlers to clear lands by burning He argues that more logged-off land cleared and burned lowers fire hazard by reducing fuel and providing protection if fire advances
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Olympia
E. W. Ferris
Rush v Western Timber logs verdict by jury
In Montesano on June 16 a jury awarded Henry Rush 36 000 feet of logs valued at 1 per thousand against North Western Timber Co for logs cut from his land. A prior verdict was set aside by Judge Irwin over instruction errors and a new trial was granted.
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Frank Benum
Rush
Timber Company
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Montesano
The Montesano week saw several marriage licenses issued. Names include J. W. Abrams with Nettie B. Ballew of Aberdeen, G. L. Uptegrove with Ruth E. Connell of Hoquiam, and others such as O B Coffin with Cora M. Williams of Elma, plus J A Porter with Eta F McKean of Hoquiam, among additional couples from Hoquiam Ta coma and nearby communities.
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Montesano
J. W. Abrams
Nettie B. Ballew
Aberdeen
G. L. Uptegrove
Ruth E. Connell
Hoquiam
Coffin
Cora M. Williams
Elma
J. A. Porter
Etta FE. McKean
F. Osgood
Lulu Stephens
Albert Osness
Leonora Robinson
R. H. Morselander
M. A. Rosburg
Tacoma
Arrested for assault in county jail transfer
Harry Gates and Geo. Green, clam diggers, were brought from Moclips to the county jail to answer a December assault charge. They are accused of drawing knives on their companions during a row.
Wise Advertisers Trust The Herald In Chehalis County
The Herald is described as the most widely read paper in Chehalis County, a trusted source for advertisers seeking wide reach in the region. The note emphasizes strong readership and the value of placing ads locally.
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the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Advertisers
Strawberry Season Starts as Elma Association Prepares
Elma June 16 The Elma Fruit and Produce Association moves into active handling of the strawberry crop. Home grown berries began last week and, barring a bad spell, few will be shipped outside Elma. Prospects for a large crop look good with merchants promising to buy all berries from the association.
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Elma
Elma Fruit and Produce Association
Cancer Ends Life of Mrs. Alex George in Elma
Mrs. Alex George died from cancer at her Elma home after eight months of illness. She was 38 with a husband and three children surviving, along with other relatives. Funeral held at the Baptist church with Rev. Black delivering the sermon, burial in Masonic Cemetery.
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Elma
Alex George
George
Baptist Church
Black
Masonic Cemetery
Elma Driver Enters 100 Mile Tacoma Race
John Leybold of Elma enters his Buick 30 horsepower car in the Tacoma auto races 100 mile event open to Washington entrants. About seven entries already listed for this first Montamara Festa race. The winner earns a cash prize and a loving cup.
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Elma
John Leybold
Tacoma
Washington
Donkey tender Michael Coffee drowned near Hoquiam
Michael Coffee employed at Chehalis County Timber and Logging camp No. 7 was found drowned in the East Hoquiam River about seven miles north of Hoquiam. He disappeared after not appearing for dinner while working on a floating log. his body was recovered in ten feet of water and brought to Hoquiam for relatives in Ireland to arrange disposal.
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Hoquiam
Michael Coffee
Chehalis County
Ireland
Posey Manufacturing Holds Annual Picnic at Hoquiam
About 140 Posey Manufacturing Company employees and their friends enjoyed a steamer excursion on the Champion and an outing at Westport. Mr and Mrs J V G Posey and family were guests of honor. Flag Day colors were worn. F P Hann presented retiring superintendent H F Shaneburger with a watch charm from the Elks order as a symbol of harmony between workers and management.
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Elks’ Order
Bud Anderson Emerges as New Ring Star in California Circles
The piece outlines Bud Anderson rising as a notable lightweight after a knockout of Sammy Trott. It cites California favorites Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers, along with rivals including Eddie Campi and Frankie Burns, tracing Anderson’s journey from a Medford farm to a Frisco fight scene amid a crowded local bout market.
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California
Corbett
Memsie
Powell
Britt
Hanlon
Golden State
Willie Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Bud Anderson
Sammy Trott
Kaye Brown
Eddie Campi
Kid Williams
Ers
Anderson
Trott
Buddie
Brown
Medford
Ore
Frisco
Har
Anderson Seen as Top Lightweight Prospect by Bud and McCarey
James G. Cannon visits Los Angeles where promoter Tom McCarey sees Oregon boxer Anderson as a standout lightweight. McCarey notes Anderson’s talent and potential to surpass the 133 pound limit, while Bud remarks on Anderson’s powerful build and long reach, shaped by farm work.
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Bor City
Bud
Los Angeles
Tom McCarey
Tom
Anderson
Oregon
McCarey
Wolgast
Thomas
Beardsley hurt in logging road accident at Hoquiam
Hoquiam June 16 Ed Beardsley is in Hoquiam hospital with a broken left leg below the knee after a fall Friday afternoon on the Polson logging road main line. An engine striking the rear of a work train caused him to lose balance and fall from the last car where he served as brakeman. He was rushed to hospital.
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Hoquiam
Beardsley
Hoquiam Hospital
Polson Company
Gar age Worker Arrested for Worthless Checks
Montesano June 16 Walter Schletzske a garage employee was arrested yesterday and taken to Shelton charged with passing worthless checks totaling 70 dollars.
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Montesano
Walter Schletzske
Shelton
Grays Harbor News Prompts Aberdeen Friends to Read
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald urges readers in eastern regions to learn about Grays Harbor county. The item highlights regional ties and the importance of local affairs reaching distant audiences.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen Herald
Grays Harbor Country
Is Too Much Like Walsh Chief Johnson Impresses Reds Manager
Joe Linker, Cincinnati Reds manager, says pitcher Chief Johnson resembles Ed Walsh in style with strong smoke and a good curve. Johnson, acquired from St Joseph after Chicago White Sox sent him back, faced competition from Walsh Lange and Scott, leaving room for only the sure thing trio.
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Joe ‘Linker
Cincinnati Reds
Chief Johnson
Joe
Johnson
Thorpe
St. Joseph
Chicago White Sox
Callahan
Walsh
Lange
Scott
Ed Walsh
Mysterious Desert of the Gobi and Its Rumors
A Wide World Magazine excerpt describes the Gobi as a land of beauty and terror. It recalls legends of genii and spirits, strange singing and drums, and tales of wild Kosloff described Kaz-Kyks with woolly fur and black eyes roaming the Dzungaria steppe.
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Dzungaria
Gobi
Marco Polo
Kosloff
Wide World Magazine
Prussian Princess Victoria Margarete Marries Reuss Prince
Victoria Margarete, a Prussian princess, wed Prince Henry XXXIII of Reuss in a ceremony noted for its royal ties. The marriage links the Prussian royal line with the Reuss branch, signaling a notable alliance between two noble houses.
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Victoria Margarete
Prince Henry XXXIII
Reuss
Women Postscript in Letters Sparks Last Word Quip
A witty exchange explains why a woman adds a Postscript to her letter. The ungallant man jokes she imagines the recipient’s thoughts and aims to have the final say.
The Demure Thing in a Boston Transcript Conversation
Edith teases about an engagement ring while Marie asks who the man is in a brief Boston Transcript dialogue. The snippet shows domestic intrigue and a pending proposal reflected in a 19th or early 20th century press style.
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Edith
Marie
Boston Transcript
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Lydia E.pinkham
Logger
Co-Operative Club
South Broadway
NEW
K. C. Brown
New Yorker
Mandot
James G. Cannon
The
Fourth National Bank
New York City
American Press Association
IS Too Much
Like Walsh
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