Nervous Despondent Women Seek Relief in Pinkham Remedy
Letters from Platea Pennsylvania and Walcott North Dakota describe troubled women with nervousness, crying, backache, and pelvic pain improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Readers are urged to write for confidential advice from the Pinkham Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Platea
Mary Halstead
Walcott
N. Dakota
Amelia Dahl
Walcott, N. Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Em, Mass
Mrs. Mary Philip Sutherland: county school supervisor candidate
Mary Philip Sutherland, born June 11, 1874 in Isabella County Michigan, is a candidate for Chehalis County superintendent of common schools. She is the youngest of nine, lifelong rural educator, holds a life certificate, and has taught in Ocosta Markham Cedarville and Green Cedar. Her two sons, aged sixteen and fourteen, rely on her for home and education.
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Mary Philip Sutherland
Isabella
Michigan
New England
Sutherland
Missaukee
Lake City
Cadillac
Chehalis
Markham
Cedarville
Green Cedar
McKay Seeks 29th District Representative Seat
T H McKay, a Republican, declares candidacy for the 29th district seat. A Chehalis County resident for seventeen years and nine years’ Aberdeen attorney, he touts strong common sense and community interests as his qualifications. His supporters call him unusually well qualified for the office and urge voters to choose him.
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T. H. McKay
McKay
Chehalis County
Aberdeen
Judge Ben Sheeks Stands For Judicial Integrity In Re election
Hon. Ben Sheeks, judge of the Superior court of Chehalis county, seeks another term. He is praised for equity in his court and is noted as first appointed by Gov Hay and later elected. He declines a personal campaign, believing the election should be the voluntary expression of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Sheeks
Superior Court
Chehalis County
Northwest
Sheeks
Hay
Chas Drury Seeks Democratic Congress Nomination
Charles Drury, a Bryan progressive Democrat, runs in the Second District race for Congress. The Tacoma figure is praised for loyalty to Woodrow Wilson, Bryan principles, and reform, and is presented as standing against big interests while appealing to common people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Drury
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Drury
William Jennings Bryan
Charlie Drury
Congress
Tacoma
Leeson Named Democratic Candidate for County Clerk
William N. Leeson of Hoquiam, a five year Chehalis county resident and Hoquiam Plumbers union member, was named for county clerk by the county Democratic Mass convention. The party cites his reputation for capacity and integrity and expects the office to reflect credit on himself and the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Leeson
Hoquiam
Chehalis County
Hoquiam Plumber’s Union
Hoquiam Trades and Labor Council
Leeson
Democratic Party
Glan cey Family Plans Tacoma Move This Fall
Sept 8 report from Tacoma Elma notes Mrs James Glancey and daughters Francis Anna and Marie will move to Tacoma next Monday to attend school there this winter.
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Tacoma Elma
James Glancey
Francis
Anna
Marie
Tacoma
Garlock Biography Highlights Long Teaching Career in Washington
County Superintendent candidate M A Garlock of Chehalis County Washington owes his roots to Moncalm Michigan born 1878 He progressed from rural schooling to Stan ton High School Central Michigan Normal Mt Pleasant and earned a life certificate He taught in Michigan then led Aberdeen High School later Montesano High School achieving repeated reappointments and high testimonials Married Ella Staples in 1909 they have one child Gervaise born 1911
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M. A. Garlock
Chehalis County
Washington
Moncalm Co
Michigan
Stanton, Mich
Central Michigan Normal School
Mt. Pleasant
McBain
Mich
Normal School
Ida Grove
Iowa
Aberdeen
Wash
State University
Garlock
Aberdeen High School
Montesano High School
Ella M. Staples
Gervaise
Flower Show Draws Praise and Funds for Playgrounds
Hoquiam report says the Grayport building hosted a successful flower show by ladies volunteers. Displays were praised as artistic and varied with asters clematis and autumn foliage. Evening auction raised 86 dollars for the playground fund.
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Hoquiam
Grayport
Fund For Play
Modern Building N Occupied by New Storefront
Elma on September 8 reports Strubel and Glancey opened a $6000 modern building beside their Main street store. The front, 22 by 60 feet, is rented to S H Robertson for cigars fruits and tobacco with a pool and billiard parlor behind. A 22 by 57 foot rear space will be used as a store room by the original owners.
Wakefields Return From Six Week West Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs M M Wakefield and daughter Hazel returned home from a six week vacation in Oregon and California. They reported feeling invigorated by the trip and are back in Elma.
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Elma
M. M. Wakefield
Hazel
Oregon
California
Wade for Aberdeen Prosecuting Attorney Candidacy
Aberdeen attorney Austin M Wade announces his run for prosecuting attorney. He cites extensive county defense work, logging camp roots since 1878, and strong ties across precincts. Wade, a lifelong Republican, supports strict law enforcement, fair taxation reform, and maintaining the county seat office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Wade
Chehalis County
F Archer
Board of Equalization
The People's Forum opens for local public interest debate
Readers may submit signed communications to this department covering matters of local concern. Brief statements are encouraged and writings should fit on one page and be identifiable to the editor.
Colored lawyer questions San Francisco budget in Aberdeen visit
M. M. Stevens, a prominent Black lawyer, arrives in Aberdeen to audit municipal expenses and seeks a city where cutting at least 23 000 could be possible without hurting departments. He recounts past ventures, criticizes city spending, and promises further remarks.
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M. M. Stevens
Stevens
San Francisco
Rolph
Aberdeen
Mr. Stevens
Virginia City
Jimmy Fair
Mr. Mackey
Julia
City Hall
Carnegie
Portland
Jonathan Bourne
Craft Shingle Co. Faces Timber Shortage at Elma
The Craft Shingle Co. in Elma reports a timber shortage as cedar supply stalls. The Craft mill, nicknamed the Clothespin, ran out of timber last Thursday week and has not secured new cedar, though management hopes to resume operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Craft Shingle Co
Moving notices and residence changes in Aberdeen area
E W Cade shipped his household goods to Aberdeen on Thursday but will stay in Elma for a time while Mr Sinnotte remains in Satsop for a few days. L L Brask moved from Aberdeen with his daughter and occupies the former Cade home acquired via a recent Trask trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
E. W. Cade
Aberdeen
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Poreign & Domestic Exchange
West Heron Street
Carter
Leopold
Colonial Office
L. C. Smith
Royal
Chas. Drury
Austin M. Wade
Taft Club
Phil
S. Locke
Locke
the People’s Forum
Grays Harbor
Baldwin, Winter & Co
Lyon & Healy
Ivers & Pond
Rudolf, Ellington
Hamilton
Howard
Emeneker Piano Co
South H Street
Victor Victrolas
Edison Machines
Columbia Machines
City Messenger CO
E. Wishkah St
Humboldt Saloon
Fred Hewitt
Modern Woodmen OF America
J. C. O. F. Hall
WM. M. Falkner
T. H. Hill
Public Accountant Booke
East Wishkah
K. Bowes
J. M. Bowes
D. M. Bowes
Bowes Bros. Co
Ae Insurance
Los Angels
Southwest Washington Development Association
H” Street
L. L. Maley
GL. Peterson Plumbing CO
Aberdeen,Wash
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