Montesano Notes and Local Developments In Chehalis County
Montesano hosts a Farmers Institute led by Washington Agricultural College experts. W. E. Crist plans a new steam laundry addition on Pioneer Street beside the Montesano house. Veysey Bros prepare a new store building with a corner plate glass front for retail and warehouse use. A Lewis County artist John Glenn loses a homestead claim and appeals. George Byrum, a steamboat captain, fires a Winchester in a dispute over his wife with Jay Burns, threatening Burns and causing a tense scene at the City hotel.
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Ben Younges
Geo, van Horn
Earl Durdle
Iwrsday
Pullman
State College
Montesano
Paget Sound
M. E
T.J. Bryan
Seattle
J. I. Calder
Bitana
W. FE. Crist
Pioneer Street
Montesano House
Veysey Bros
Plate
Lewis County
John Glenn
Glenn
Olympia Land Office
Genn
P. J. Smith
M. EK
Chas. McDermoth
Aberdeen
Congregational Church
George Byrum
Winchester
City
Jay Burns
Burns
Byrum
Everett
Byram
Superior Court OF
Chehalis County
J.s.gwan
Wm. J
Chehalis
Washinton
Section Ten
Willemette Meridian
Washington
Local notices and business updates from Grays Harbor area
From Seattle to Olympia and Chehalis to Whatcom, residents report travel for business and visits. Local construction progresses with Powell & Ross warehousing. hunger for hemlock halts Cris Knoell’s new butcher shop. Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle and Grays Harbor Iron Works expand rapidly with new crane and doubled floor space.
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Cris Knoell
I Street
Duilbrick
Hoguiaia Lumber & Shingle Co
Grays Harbor
Elma Notes on Teachers Students and Local Happenings
Miss Milley Jolly to teach Wy nde school this fall and winter. Roy Herriman traveled to Seattle to attend a commercial college. Elma high pupils will organize a literary society this month. Football practice continues under Prof. Brewer. George W. Crisp builds a south Main street saloon. Apple crop around Elma is about half last year with excellent quality. Prune pear and plum crops strong. James E. Murrey recovering slowly. doctors French and Blair optimistic about his return. Jim is a beloved local figure and his recovery is widely hoped.
Herbine Promoted As Malaria Cure In Kansas Ad
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a cure for malaria and chills fever and headaches. It features user testimonials from J A Hopkins of Manchester Kansas and claims efficacy at any stage with a 50 cent price at W H Paine & Co.
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J. A. Hopkins
Manchester
Kan
W.h. Paine & Co
Balelard
R. Smith
Smith House
Tenaha
Texas
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
Forty Pound Gain After Stomach and Liver Tablets
A Long Branch Missouri merchant reports their younger brother recovered after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Indigestion troubled him for months and despite several remedies, he gained forty pounds in thirty days and fully recovered. The testimonial notes the tablets help their trade and are available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Holley Bros., Merchants
Long Branch
Cure in One Day Patent Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a cure in one day for a remedy labeled Cure iin One Day. It claims a laxative and quinine tablet formula with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. J. W. Grove's signature appears on the box as shown in the ad copy.
Bankers Graft Legislation Aims At Wall Street
The piece argues that Congress faces pressure to pass pro bank and Wall Street reform, citing Roosevelt era actions in 1902 and Treasury support for banks. It claims vast sums were moved to favored banks, with premiums on bonds and boosted circulation to inflame currency. It predicts an extraordinary session to push more bank favorable measures.
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Wall Street
Napoleons of Finance
Congress
Finance Committee
The
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt
United States
Treasury
Shaw
Mer Sman
Republican New Pers
Wall Streets
Herbal "Herbine" Promoted for Clear Complexion
An old advertisement claims skin spoilage comes from pores clogged by poor preparation and liver imbalance. It promotes Herbine to cleanse bowels regulate the liver and improve complexion, offered for 50 cents at W. B. Paine & Co.
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W. B. Paine & Co
Furniture Dealers Urge Steel Trust Relief
The Furniture Association of America held its first annual New York convention with 200 delegates. Resolutions urged liberal drawback laws and lower alcohol taxes, arguing exports need cheaper duties. The piece says dealers should appeal directly to the steel trust and back the Democratic party for real tariff reform.
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The
Furniture Association of America
Organization of
New York
United States
Aldrich
Payne
Lovering
Massachusetts
Indus
Steel Trust
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means Committee
Great Trust
Congress
Democratic Party
Philosophical Fisherman Narrates Feeding Ups and Downs
In a Philadelphia North American item, Morgan Junitor-Papa finds fish elusive as Morgan Senior notes appetite will return after a lull. The quirky dialogue suggests a reflective, humorous mood about patience and hunger.
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Morgan
Papa
Philadelphia
Mothers urged to watch for worm symptoms and use Vermifuge
An advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a child health tonic. It claims the product aids digestion and helps children grow healthy, selling for 25 cents at W. B. Paine & Co.
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W. B. Paine & Co
Herald offer for city and county news
An advertisement promotes paying 1.50 for twice weekly city and county news, contrasting it with a six dollar yearly plan for partial daily local news. The ad emphasizes broader coverage and lower cost in the Herald.
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Herald
Aberdeen Weekly Herald Type Set for Week
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald publishes in a week typograph style detailing local events, notices, and brief city updates. Sailors and merchants read for deadlines, weather notes, and upcoming community meetings across the city.
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Aberdeen
Sour
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Aberdeen Neral
Davis & Smith
Satsop
M. H. Bummett
Farmers’ Institute
Washington Agricultural College
W. H. Lawrence
H. L. Blanchard
Hadlock
C. L. Smith
Minnesota
Hoquiam
Jack Cooper
W. EF. Arnold
Olympia
John Glovin
Powell & Ross
Northera
Ruth Herbert
Portland
Bertha Saunders
Wilson
Nulta
Vancouver
Tousant
Jeff Vinuveday
Edna Patchen
C. LI. Scott
Whatcom
Cyrus Johnson
Karr Hill
Mrs. Johnson
George G. Kellogg
Edward Harves
K Street
W.O. Benadon
Benadon
James E. Murrey
French
Blair
Jim
United States Treasury
Edwin E. Barbe
R. J. Hilts & CO
Kaufman Block
J. W. Mason
Heron ST
Erica-Drac
Itc
H. A. Tereda & CO
St.—Zelaska Block
J. G. Lewis
W. Miller
Cashier
State Bank
Aberdeen, Wash
Kendall
Gus Kendall
Hume
Sts
Hotel Northern
J. P. Nelson, Proprietor
Wishkah Street
John J. Vanahad
Steel Trust For Relief
Pascoe
W. C. Pascoe
the Reliable, Co
W. Mack
L. L. Maley Tel
Wash
Creech Bros
Herald Printery
Wishkah St
Harbor Queen
Montesano Cosmopolis
S$oquiam Westport
Aberdeen Arrive
Westport
Montesano, Oe
C. E. Burrows & Co
Eighth Street
Hoquiam Hotel
Willapa Harbor
Steamer
Rancer
North Beach
Oyhut
H. A. Bentiam
Fred Hewett
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