Local notes from Chehalis County gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Montesano residents report on Sunday visits to town and trips to Portland for college. Local births, property sales, and moves surface as residents travel to establish schooling, ranch activities, and family visits.
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Hoquiam News Briefs Include New Arrivals And Local Events
Sid Johnson moves with family from Centralia to N. Mills house on Oak street. Wm Blackburn arrives from Grove East to furnish his Main street home. Aberdeen guests Bowes and ReedEr visit J Cooper and try bird hunting with fair success. Fitzgerald and Crowley seek a donkey engine at Garrard creek. A local dispute leaves one bedridden and the other embarrassed. Hoquiam notes include Hall couple departing for Marshalltown Iowa Claudia Jackson visiting Olga Jackson in Hoquiam Northwestern store manager Foster and wife in Portland. McCall and Fitzgerald to Spokane for Pacific Northwest convention. Neil returns from Ontario Canada. Adams couple return from Sound and North Yakima State Fair visit. Hoquiam inaugurates free mail delivery system.
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Ray Blair
Vancouveriday
W. A. Combes
Aberdeen
Alvin Jessup
J. I. Wakefield
Sid Johnson
Centralia
N. Mill
Oak Street
Wm. Blackburn
Grove East
Main Street
Messrs
James Bowes
Frank Reeder
J. [. Cooper
Jas. G. Fitzgerald
Rube Crowley
Olympia
J. L. Fitzgerald
Garrard Creek
Lewis Hall
Marshalltown
Iowa
Claudia Jackson
Sparta
Wis
Aliss Olga Jackson
J. G. Foster
Hic Northwestern
Portland
Sh. H. McCall
C. IL. Fitzgerald
Spokane
Callow Nominated by Democrats for County and State Office
The Chehalis county Democrats nominate A L Callow of Elma for state representative and county offices. Callow, Elma Bank cashier, is praised for honesty and capacity with past service as Thurston county auditor and clerk. The paper endorses him for the legislature and notes GOP voters may support him to rebuke party bosses.
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A. L Callow
Elma Chronicle
Chehalis County
Callow
Lloquiam Washingtonian
Elma
Elma Bank
Chronicle
Mason County
Olympia
Thurston County
Dairies and Lumber Firms. Executives Visit Oregon
M. McNeill manager of Ho quiam dairy visits Oregon. In his absence Miss Jessie Elgin oversees company affairs. Geo H Emerson vice president of Northwestern Lumber Co returned from Alplt after days promoting the business.
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M. McNeill
Hoquiam
Oregon
Phillipsburg man touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns boils sores and wounds. The ad promises 25 cents at Evans Cruz Co and Postoffice Pharmacy with a guaranteed result and notes the Aber deen Semi-Weekly Herald subscription rates.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drag Co
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Evans Cruz Co
Postoffice Pharmacy
B J K Pharmacy Cold Care Guarantee Ad
Quality Drug Store at 204 E Heron St offers E L K Cold Care guaranteed to cure your cold or money refunded.购买
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E.L. K
Quality Drug Store
E. Heron St
Secretary Shaw’s Fear of Silver Market Rise
An Associated Press report notes the government plans to purchase silver for coinage but keeps large stock for future delivery to avoid market disruption. The piece argues Secretary Shaw fears silver prices would rise if the government enters the market and contrasts actions with other commodity price movements.
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Associated Press
Treasury
Shaw
Panama Canal
United States
Treasury Department
Kings New Discovery Cures Long Cough Claims
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio says three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery cured a two year cough and what friends thought was consumption. The product is guaranteed by its seller and the local druggist with prices 50c and 1000 for a trial bottle.
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Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Ohio
Dr. Kings
Vans Drag Co
Post Office
Stand Put Tariff Book Attacked as Sacred Doctrine
A controversial campaign text book defending the tariff is branded sacred by supporters and attacked by critics. It argues the Dingley law must stand unchanged while opponents accuse Republican leaders of masking a double game to keep tariffs intact. The piece cites Blaine and Roosevelt era figures to claim misrepresentation of tariff history and policy.
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James G. Blaine
Oyster Bay
New York Post
Massachusetts
Town
Guild
Cumming
Taft
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Blaine
Congress
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