Fire Hits Moclips Business Block Causing 20000 Loss
A blaze last Monday ravaged four business houses in Moclips causing about 20000 in damage. J M McCammon suffers the largest loss at 7000, W W Kurtz 4000, with other losses listed. Fire origins traced to the Sutherland building. townspeople formed a bucket brigade yet could not stop the flames. Windows shattered from the heat. wind direction could have wiped out the entire block.
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Moclips
J. M. McCammon
W. W. Kurtz
E. E. Sutherland
R. E. Hudson
M. Arnott
Sutherland
Kurtz
Wolff Sells Shoe Stock to Brown Elmore Co
George J. Wolff has closed his shoe department and sold his high grade stock to Brown Elmore Shoe Co due to space constraints in his department store. He notes the growing ladies goods line and thanks patrons, asking continued support for his successors.
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Geo. J. Wolff
Brown-Elmore Co
Brown-Elmore Shoe Co
Mr. Wolff
Railroad Must Pay Taxes on 1909 Valuation
Sheriff Payette will levy against the Oregon Washington Railway and Navigation for taxes on a 1909 assessed valuation of 72 000 after the company refused to pay on that figure. The railway argued the assessment illegal due to nonsegregation of personal property and realty values. The equalization board compromised at 40 000, but Prosecuting Attorney Campbell said the compromise was not legal, and suit was filed to enforce the levy.
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Montesano
Payette
Oregon-Washington Railway& Navigation
H H. Carter
Equalization Board
Railway
William E Campbell
Citizens Equal Representation Ticket in City Elections
City clerk refused to place certain nominations on the ballot citing ward vacancies. Attorney Pearstill seeks a writ of mandate to compel placement. hearing set for March 18. Party slate includes Citizens Equal Representation Ticket with caucuses in multiple wards and contested ward results.
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Clark
Pear- Municipal
Superior Court
Alexander
Poem Fragment by Longfellow Arcs Snow Imagery
A fragmentary verse reflects snow falling softly over fields and trees, pairing weather scenes with inward grief. The piece repeats imagery of snow as a silent expression and suggests a link between nature and the poet's troubled heart.
The Bench's Distinction
A Western state superior court judge chides a rambling attorney noting the difference between trespassing on time and encroaching upon eternity. The exchange underscores courtroom wit and the judge's sharp reply.
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Lippincott’s Magazine
Easily Overdown Free Speech Right Mention
A clipped line from the Atchison Globe encourages using the right of free speech without wasting spare time. The note is brief and editorial in tone.
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Atchison Globe
Quiniaulters Visit City Fire Damages Berg Home
The residence of P. O. Berg at 1314 Simpson Avenue was damaged by a fire that started near the chimney. Estimated damages run to 250 dollars and will be fully covered by insurance.
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P. O. Berg
Simpson Avenue
Time is Money Exchange Quip Noted in Record
A Philadelphia Record witty exchange quotes a sharp financier and a cautious speaker on time and money. The dialogue plays on the idea that value and effort complicate simple trades.
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Philadelphia Record
Pleasure in Furnishers Known for Service
A brief notice states that customers will know and take pleasure in furnished goods and services offered by the shop. It emphasizes quality and reliable delivery to patrons seeking home furnishings.
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ROYAL
HOTEL
Strathcona
Wishkah Block
East Wishkah Street
Electri Park
O-W. R. & N. Company
Long i
Woon
Beld
Longfellow
Quiniaulters
Henry Woodruff
the Prince of Tonight
Grand Theater
Rick Quick Wallingford
George J. Wolff
Aberdeen
Jlly's Fertilizers
Chas. H. Lilly Co
Seattle
Aberdeen Drug CO
Heron & H Streets
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company
Derstand
the Electric Service
E. Heron St
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