Chehalis County Happenings Across All Towns
Aberdeen Herald reports in Hoquiam and surrounding areas with notices from residents. Emma Damon travels to visit relatives. W Rockwell grave illness. birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Dehnehoff. Kellogg and Campbell families visiting Portland. Monday Night Club hosted by Shaw couple on K Street. McGlauflin returns from Minneapolis trip. Rebetski heads to New York then Germany. Kinch resigns Grass Harbor Lumber post for Seattle. Mary F Well marries Charles L Peters. Margaret C Stinson buried in Winlock. Stinson family grief updates. road work on Stamper road nears completion. Lady Mantabess of Jaidee Hive hosts social May 14 at Masonic hall. Poundstone visits home after surgery. H M Harding sells properties on West Young Street. infant Parkhurst dies from convulsions with service by Rev. Mitchell.
Local News Briefs From Montesano And Vicinity
Ladley buys through Story a Studebaker automobile. Miss Mayme Gleason returns from a two weeks stay at North Yakima. R H Fleet reports sale of the Oa Canon property to W D McCormick of Vesta Mer. and MG White visit Olympia for a couple weeks. Win Allen trades with J I Ghorst for Chris Peterson place on Broad street. Mrs T F Wilcox convalesces after operation at Montesano General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Geo Duncan of Toppenish arrive to spend summer with relatives. Mr and Mrs LB Wilkins and others visit Northwest of town then return home. Har Syverson mill work rushes. 25 men employed. Foreman Foss expects lumber sawing to begin in July.
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Har Syverson
Foss
Express matter contract for Northern Express
William Lovel holds the contract for delivering express matter for the Northern Express company. The stork left a fine son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stradley of Newalk last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Thayer of Nor walk near Mima welcomed a daughter born on Monday. Grandma Timmon was called to Oakville to keep house for her daughter, Albert, who is in the hospital at Olympia.
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William Lovel
Northern Express Company
Stork
Eugene Stradley
Newalk
James Thayer
Norwalk
Mima
Grandma Tmmon
Oakville
Wils. Albert
Ympia
Local progress and moves around Newton Street
J A Maggard advances on his dwelling at Newton street foot. Stanton Price repairs the former Whitaker building for a photo gallery. G E Vandervort erects a tank house and installs a 15000 gallon tank on his property. Geo Fields and A Meek travel to Raymond to work on Fields timber claim. Rube Crowley, now employed at Alloah, moved his family there last week. Miss E F Anderson returns from New York City after visits to Washington DC and Chicago and will summer with her sister Mrs O B Newton.
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J. A. Maggard
Newton Street
G. E. Vandervort
Geo. Fields
A. Meek
Raymond
Mr. Field
Ation Rube Crowley
Alloah
EF. Anderson
New York City
Washington, D. C
Chicago
O. B. Newton
Land Frauds Cost State School Funds in Lew is County
A legislative report to Governor Hay details a $600,000 loss to the state from timber lands in Lewis County once held for school sections. The probe notes that a 225 million feet timber tract plus cedar poles and railroad ties were valued at $600,000 and that broader losses to timber lands may exceed $11,000,000.
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Hay
General Land Office
North Range
Northern Pacific
Lewis County
Weyerhauser Lumber Company
Allen
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Nauling Transfer Co Advertises Moving Services
For light and heavy nauling, call A. A. Star Transfer Co. Phone 4201.
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A. A. Star Transfer Co
Metropolis Grays Harbor Council Runs Busy Session
The council finalized past due items and approved hires for special police and new met ropolitan style police structure with a chief at 125 dollars monthly and nine patrolmen on a sliding scale. They contracted hay, fuel wood, and pipe work, named depositories, and set bids for a police signal system. Road and sidewalk projects were authorized to cost up to 22 500 dollars plus several street paving plans across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Wilhelm Jensen
R. D. Clark
Dan Pearson
Dudley G. Allen
George H. Mendenhall
Idaho
Chehalis Produce Co
Gus Anderson
Grays Harbor Hardware Co
East River Street
Hayes and Hayes Bank
U. S. National Bank
Gamewell Co
Police Committee
G Street
Heron Street
N. P
Morgan Street
Jefferson
Haight Street
Spur Street
Tenth Street
First Avenue
Second Street
B Streets
Broadway
Tenth
Twelfth Streets
Washington
Heron
Wishkah Streets
B Street
Sixth Avenue
M Street
Third Street
First Street
Division
Thornton Streets
Knights of Pythias
Uniform Bank
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Messrs. Ingram, Miles and Hills
Crane & Co
Portland Wood Pipe Co
John Nordgren
Boone Street
John Hegdale
Pine Street
Terrace Avenue
Park Commission and Library Board
George Dean
George McDougal
J. C. Hogan
C. Ewart
C. Schumacher
C. EB. Arthur
W. J. Wood
Wishkah
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Deafness Cure Claim
An old advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. It asserts Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss, offers $100 for any deafness cured by hall's catarrh cure, and promotes hall's family pills for digestion.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Suite of Three Front Rooms for Rent in City Center
A three front rooms suite for rent unfurnished located at 408% East Wishkah Street in the city center. The listing notes a central location without amenities.
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Wishkah Street
Warning to Standpatters from Dr. D W King in Washington
Dr D W King denounces Cannon Aldrich influence and warns Progressives in Washington to support LaFollette Cummins style reform. He asserts Republicans must shake up the party, endorses Terry Ross for postmaster, and urges Poindexter to align or lose patronage. The piece cites post office appointments and party unity concerns.
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Wenatchee
Terry Ross
Post Office Administration
Poindeter
Cannon-Aldrich
Poindexter
Congress
Aldrich
Reuff
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Republican Party
LaFollette
Cummins
Washington
Cannon
Cure Your Kidneys Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Aberdeen Testimony
Aberdeen resident J P Pederson testifies after twenty years of kidney trouble, back pain, fatigue, and headaches. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a permanent cure and urges readers with similar symptoms to act. The advertisement lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents and the price at 50 cents.
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Bright
Aberdeen
J. P. Pederson
North
C Street
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
New Police Captain Named In City Personnel Shakeup
In a last night personnel change E Arthur is appointed street commissioner replacing E Morse who becomes captain of police under a new ordinance. Morse an ex sheriff with many years experience prompts broad approval from officials and public alike.
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Library Board
Park Commission
Arthur New Street
Metro
E. Arthur
E. G. Morse
Morse
Herald Printery Ad Promotes Wide Range of Printing Services
A line of satisfied customers highlights Herald Printery offering services from milk tickets to full sheet posters. The ad invites local business to consider printing needs and emphasizes versatility and reliability.
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Herald Printery
Mill Workers Strike at Hoquiam Lumber Plant
May 11 report from Hoquiam says 150 plus workers at the North Western Lumber Company walked out after failing to win a 25 cent daily raise. The mill closed indefinitely though some departments would run while kilns catch up on lumber from six months of kiln construction.
Not better than the best, but bet ter than the rest.
Not better than the best but better than the rest appears in the Semi weekly Herald. The line blends a boastful saying with the paper’s cadence, reflecting a promotional or editorial stance.
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Herald
Seattle Electric faces seizure over 1908 taxes
Seattle deputies under County Treasurer Matt H. Gormley threaten to seize 100 street cars and sufficient trackage from the Seattle Electric Company if 167000 in 1908 personal taxes is not paid by eight o clock tomorrow morning. Cars on suburban lines except Crosstown will be seized and held on track until taxes are settled or sold to satisfy the levy.
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Seattle
Seattle Electric Company
Matt H. Gormley
Gormley
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Emma Damon
Hiinsis
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W. &. Campbell l
R. R
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Ari
J. C. Shaw
K Street
McGlauflin
Minneapolis
Fritz Rebetski
Germany
Soi
Ethel Kinch
Grass Harbor Lumber Company
Mary F. Well
George F. Bell
Charles L. Peters
Barry Ferguson
Puget Sound
Ree
Margaret C. Stinson
Winlock
Stinsor
Frank Purdy
George Connor
Jacob Stinson
Supevisor Brewer
Joe Poundstone
Satsop
H. M. Harding
R. A. Smith
Lynch & Anderson
West Young Street
Rev. Mitchell
The
Christian Church
Montesano
Ladley
Story
Studebaker
Mayme Gleason
North Yakima
R. H. Fleet
Canon
Sylvia Strong
W. D. McCormick
Vesta
Mer
Mrs
MG White
Olympia
Win. Allen
J. I. Ghorst
Chris. Peterson
Broad Street
T. FF. Wilcox
Geo. Duncan
Toppenish
LB. F. Wilkins
Howard Ebert
Woodburn
Oregon
J. W. Guiberson
Stanton Price
E. L. Whitaker
Ghty Council
D. W. King
Boston
Brandegee
Kincaid & Wood
Volu
Grand Theatre
Jeanne Russell
London
Kate
Postoffice
M. Ryan
South G St
Hoquiam Establishment
Electric Company
Alecor
Bowe
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CH Tour Durin
Terme
Budge
Thiran
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