Local Chehalis County Happenings Highlight Town News
Aberdeen Herald notes Elma residents visiting relatives and moving plans. Miss Viela Allen departs to Puget Sound University in Tacoma. Bank staff changes as Earle France splits weeks in Montesano and Elma. Local building activity includes a cottage on Liver Street. Community church events and a wedding in Portland mark October activity.
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Viela Allen
Chas, Allen
Tacoma
Puget Sonal University
H.llle McGeorge
Gus Vounden
Portland
Hoquiam Social Roundup and Local Notices
Hoquiam residents visit relatives across Washington and beyond with J D Sparling in Tacoma and a Donelly registration. Several deaths are noted including Charles Brown and Anna Kaloneka. Local events include a Printer steamer commissioning and a logger funeral for Matt Sinicki. Registration totals rise with 479 voters by Monday night.
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Elma
J.D. Sparling
Tacoma
Donelly
I. D. Harmon
Coronado
San Francisco
J. R. Carpenter
Hoquiam
John Brunstrum
Selma Wallen
J. A. Laurie
Anna Kaloneka
William Dowd
Ogden
Matt Sinicki
Polson
Property for sale listed with Will Lanning in Dabney Block
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky writes June 13 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after two doctors predicted his lungs were failing. He praises the remedy and notes prices 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by W B Paine & Co.
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J. W. Davenport
Wingo
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
Local notes of moves visits and a sports visit
G. J. Vandervort visited his old home in Pennsylvania. Steve Balch moved into his new house next door to the M. E. parsonage. J. G. Fitzgerald plans work in a Hoquiam logging camp. Mrs. Nellie Bennet, famed trap shooter, spoke in town for Sportsmans Magazine. Weiland family relocated from depots rooms to a Pine street house. Mrs. Rasmussen and Mrs. J. H. Holland with daughter traveled to Tacoma to see Ben Hur.
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Kirkaldie
Hoquiam
R. M. Montgomery
Summit
Des Moines
Iowa
Seth Boling
Anacortes
Lillian Jones
Aberdeen
Ed, Jones
Osborne
Raymond
Christian Church
Opera House
Brody
F. E. Tompkins
M. E
Steve Balch
M. E. Parsonage
Nellie Bennet
U. S
Sportsmans
Mr. Weiland
Pine Street
Frank Liesner
Brave Little Girl Rescues Brother From River
Eight year old John Stertevant slipped from shore near Lindstrom's shipyards into the Chehalis river. His sister Mabel Stertevant jumped in and grabbed a log to hold both siblings above water until two men pulled them to safety. They returned home after a stop in Fortland where their father found work.
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Mabel Stertevant
John
Chehalis
Lindstrom
Fortland
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Circulates Urgency
Advertisement claims the pills help with digestion and energy, easing dyspepsia and constipation. It promises a new start by removing clogging materials and curing headaches and dizziness. Red Cross Pharmacy sells them for 25 cents with guaranteed results.
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Dr. King
Red Cross Pharmacy
Nobody's business condemns public trust in private finance
A Philadelphia North American report on a 1992 Lehigh Valley Railroad directors meeting attacks distrust of public opinion toward financiers. It likens Vanderbilt and Borie to elites who dismiss the public, condemning corruption, fraud, and political manipulation by insurance firms and corporate leaders as nobody's business.
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Philadelphia North American
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Beauveau Borie
Vanderbilt
Borie
Lincoln
United States
Open Letter to Roosevelt Draws Bryan Criticism
The Omaha Bee argues public officials gain from openly offered advice and warns against corporate influenced counsel. It defends Bryan for speaking to the president at a critical period and cautions against treating citizen input as presumptuous.
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W. J. Bryan
Omaha Nepraski Bee
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Colonel Bryan
Omaha Bee
United States
Bryan
the Bee
Republic
The
Grays Harbor Business College to Reopen in November
Professors E. W. Beimfohr and A. Bb. Lake will reopen Grays Harbor Business College on November 6 after securing the school. They plan a first class operation, use modern teaching methods, and require no money in advance. Tuition for one month is paid to the college via Aberdeen State Bank.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen State Bank
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Montesano
A. BE Lehoy
H. Crites
Earle France
Elma Bank
Johns Cann
Liver Street
Columbia Hall
Isaac Reeves
J. 8. Walston
Eldridge Wheeler
W. J. Maloney
Henry Rosmond
J. EB. McDouzal
Dalles
Cashir F. W. Byles
National Bank
New Mill Company
Jerry McGillicuddy Jr
Bill
Fisher Bros
Seattle
Hibernian Bank
Frank B. Roberts
Thos. Eaton
Dr. Lisith
White Star Lumber Com
Pany
Frank FE. Stevens
Laura Balcom
Horace and
WE. Campbell
McClure
Jno
Snyder
Nebraka
Charles Brown
General Hospital
Mrs. Hamilton
Virgil Smith
Decatur
Harry B Hewey
Supt. Burkhead
R. E. Leedy
Newville
Fred Gillam
Will Lanning
Dabney Block
Oakville
G. J. Vandervort
Pennsylvania
J.G. Bzgerald
the Herald
Grays Harbor Business College
Gray’s Harbor
Price
Geo. J. Wolff
Model Bakery
Candy Factory
G Street
Postoffice
Waltham Watch
Lars Shaker
Herald
Wise
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