Ban W Buch Editor and Year Si Ear Ch Week Irieter
A terse scribble notes a ban affecting editor W Buch and a weekly item titled Year Si Ear Ch Week Irieter. The fragmentary text implies a restricted role or appointment change within a press or publication context.
Prosperity Flood Boosts Local Job Printing Orders
Prosperity has surged this week as demand for job printing overwhelms the column. The surge fills the page with business chatter and signals stronger local commerce for Prosperity.
Four Shots In California Man's Ranch Tragedy Near Vance
An Oklahoma shooting at McVicker's ranch two miles southeast of Vance pits John McVicker against Lewis Stump. McVicker, later jailed, fired four times after a dispute over hay liens and a sale. Stump was wounded but not dead. both men involved claimed self defense or threat. The incident followed a court sale of hay and drew in local residents and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McVicker
Louis Stump
McVicker
Stump
Vance
Lewis Stump
California
John Cox
A. W. Siler
Cox
Justice Court
S. A. Skinner
Skinner
McVicker’s
J. L. Randle
Wm. Olliver
Hiram Smith
Dan Towne
Cal
Hopkins & Allen
Corral
Rufus Siler
Wm. McKay
Lewis County
Tacoma
Big Bottom
A. E. Rice
Hunter
Kentucky
Johnston
Verndale
Siler Saya
Post Mortem Planned After Suspected Stillborn Death
Report states Stump's condition improved but not expected to recover. L. J. Sticklin set out for Vance to transport the body for a post mortem while a preliminary hearing is planned next Tuesday with Con stable Skinner issuing subpoenas for witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Sticklin
Vance
Stump
Skinner
Centralia Notes: Travel, Visits, and Local Happenings
Centralia records a flurry of visits and trips with residents like Fred Bower returning from Seattle and Miss Stella Borovic attending her father’s funeral. New business plans loom as a dry goods store is announced and the Monte Cristo railroad work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Fred Bower
Seattle
C. E. Ball
Chehalis
John Douglas
Gate City
T. K. Barnun
C.M. Pierce
Portland
Lulu Duval
Bucoda
Will Duby
Rev. Wells
Ilwaco
J.D. Dean
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Hill
W. W. Cannon
Winlock
John Hawk
Dr. Powell
Stella Borovic
Newaukum
E. F. Carpenter
Dr. Lynch
W. H. Rector
John Harms
Pierce
Ohio
May Brown
Frank Stephens
Gleneden
Spiritualist Society
Sheldon
Hinkley
Eawson City
I. W. Yaw
Gladys
Perry Remley
North Yakima
Remley
W. W.canon
H. Young
Salter Valley
John Vince
Harry McCormick
Pe Ell
McCormick Lumber Co
Arthur Redwood
Opera House
Grand Mound
Annie Leitner
E. C. Steiger’s
Wm. Bryant’s
Lee Kress
Minneapolis
G. G. Berg
Dawson
T. J. Horner
Monte Cristo
E. R. Zimmer
C. M. Pierce
School Notes Highlight Local Absences and Musical Appearance
Myrtle Smootz and Mrs Tempie were home due to illness. Rev Vail of Centralia and Lee Forrest visited the high school. Miss Melva Forrest taught in Tempie’s absence. Charlie Harris and Viola Barker, longtime pupil, missed school with sickness. Barker bids Seattle musical debut as a singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Smootz
Vail
Centralia
Lee Forrest
Tempie
Melva Forrest
Charlie Harris
Viola Barker
Sen
Seattle
School Report Highlights School Pupil Deportment Scores
The report lists numerous students by grade with perfect deportment and zero absences or tardies for the month. Names from the 8th, 7th, 6th, 5th grades, and East Side School are given, including Marion Coffman, Olive Pearsall, Winnifred Dunlap, Florence Yoder, Millie Meyn, Julia Young, Edith Brobst, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inghsia
Marion Coffman
Ella Summerset
Anna Belle Donahoe
Maud Cantwell
Fannie Harrison
Charle Harris
Otie van Orsdall
Maggie Moore
Sadie Gates
Ett. Yamy
Rrie Berry
Annie Mauermann
Florence Westover
Josie Schooley
Florence Dunlap
Alle Seymour
Jay Dayior
Belle Arpstronz
Bessie Sprague
George Miller
Gardener Millett
Eunice Westall
Allen Burbee
Thomas Watt
Faerie Hainy An Urquhart
Lewis Swearer
Clarence Taet
Ethe Coffman
Ethel Vaughn
Jessie Wand
Claude Sheldon
Lewis Meyn
Ralph Pattison
Claude Beeson
Bertie Blood
Bertha Steadham
Pearl Ammons
Florence Coffman
Ethelia Coffman
Hattie Hammill
Melissa Pattison
Minnie Pearsall
Cynthia Prater
Rachel Rus Ll
Bertha Radika
Tolbert Crockett
Howard Macomber
Willie Meyer
Walter Myer
Chas. Mitchell
Wm. Watt
Whiting Mitchell
Arthur Marion
Paul Donahoe
Harry Elliott
Walter Reynolds
George Newland
Langdon Spooner
Ivan Winters
Blue Winters
James Gabel
Helen Hansen
Laura Angst
Florence Yoder
Nora Isbell
Erna Isbell
Johnny Eliott
Eddie Quirk
Raymond Isbell
Ernest Stincel
Gray Weybright
Myrtle Workman
Bessie Brinker
Alice Russell
Millie Meyn
Lily Jones
Alice Fredericks
Kate Tullis
Erna Witting
Marion Stoddard
Jettie Allender
Pearl Kain
Iabel Marshall
Minnie Cook
Florence Cray
Alice Steadham
Lulu Ammons
Albert Irish
Clyde Challender
Room
West
Elma Stedham
Clarence Elliott
Phil Henderson
Idal Gray
Anna Hess
Annie Kain
Grace Klaus
Vernie Challender
Cecil Lawrence
Jimmie Meyers
East Side School
Edith Brobst
Hilda Meyn
May Clark
Elsie Clark
Bertha Hanson
Dollie Woolham
Lida Pennypacker
Frances Dunlap
Veda Forrest
Lula Lucas
Alice Armstrong
Ruby Hubbard
Mary Alvord
Emma Winters
Elmo Haskell
Forest Pearsall
Clifton Maloney
Ernest Clark
Frank Brobst
Jesse Carleton
Harry Workman
Wiler Maloney
Oscar Sheane
East Side
Julia Young
Jessie Koontz
Jennie Meyers
Ursula Winters
Amy Elliott
Ethel Angst
Carrie McConnell
Ida Pattison
Efsie Paul
Isabella Schooley
Irene Hansell
Lizzie Hall
Clara Fredericks
Howard Haskell
Lee Westall
Archie Dunlap
Everett Goff
Josephine VanHorn
Essie Willard
Edith Reinke
Jennie Crumb
Atwill Kain
Daniel Coffman
Don Schooley
George Pattison
Percy Jones
Claire Henderson
Clarence Stoddard
Gertie Workman
Louise Weigel
Ethel Henderson
Real Estate Transfers in Lewis County Week Ending January 29 1898
Transfers reported by Lettemayer Abstract and Security Co Chehalis show multiple parcels changing hands in Lewis County Washington for the week ending January 29 1898. Buyers include C R Fowler John Hoffman and John Dobson with sums from 1 to 110 dollars and larger tracts in Centralia Pe Ell and Chehalis areas. Titles recorded include parcels in Railroad addition to Centralia D D s first add to Pe Ell McClures addition to Winlock and Hanson s first add to Centralia with federal and railroad company interests noted. Prices range from 1 to 1200 dollars with several deeds listed and patrials to individuals and the U S government and the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis County
Wash
Lettemayer Abstract and Security Co
Chehalis
C. R. Fowler
John Hoffman
Centralia
John Dobson Et al
Jos
Albert Dean
Betsy J. Wiley
Elkanah Mills
D. c
P. Gleason
Jas. P. Gleason
Sheriff
M. H. Dey
Bouchard d. c
U.S
Irwin Weybright
Sidney J. Darrah
Maud Rise
C. C. Babbitt
Della Gleason
Wm. Gleason
Chehahis
C. Abrahamson
Luther ‘B. Ayres
McClure
Winlock
John Hammerburg
Emma S. Hammerburg
Seh
Sw Y
N. P. R’y Co
John Michener
Sely
John B. Saindon
Justa E. Lewis
Justin L. Dick
Chas. S. Dean
Jas. J. McKone
Hanson
John Miles
Clinton A. Burchard
Chas. L. Reed
Ellen Reed
Annie Narrow
Annie Reed
Frank Reed
Austin
Arthur Reed
Leonard Reed
Louisa Reed
Nellie Reed
Nellie McKenzie
Charles L. Reed
Sheriff Sale
State of Washington
Chas L. Reed
Eard
Eilen Red
United States
Ellen
North East
South West Quarter
North West Garter
W.M. Lewis County
County of
Lewis
Charles Reed
Washington
St Elf
Cagpesten
Reynolds & Stewart
Prodigal William Albert VI of Austria Cited for Fiscal Ruin
The passage accuses William Albert VI of Austria of insane liberality spending state incomes before collection. A weather omen is described, noting dust lifting and light objects to signal an impending rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert VI
Austria
Wealth of Ancients Potentates and Their Treasures
The article weighs how ancient rulers funded vast sacred and palace works, examining slave labor versus skilled artisans, and estimates immense hoards from kingdoms like Babylon, Assyria, Egypt, and Persia. It cites Arbothnot and Diodorus on gold wealth, with figures for Sardanapalus, Nebuchadnezzar, David, and Alexander the Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Mexico
California
Australia
Transvaal
Pyramids
Dur- Sargunu
Sargon’s Palace
Egypt
Arbuthnot
Babylon
Zeus
Rhea
Juno
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
David
Pytheus
Phrygia
Xerxes
Alexander
Persepolis
Pasagorda
Ecbatana
Darius
London Standard
Gems of Truth Gleaner from Denominational Teachings
A column of religious thought with quotes from Rev. Vosburgh Surtees Dean Moody Windigler and others on topics like well rounded manhood mistakes in life the sacred calling of ministry and duties to family. It highlights warnings about worry faith and the need to read as well as act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. B. Vosburgh
Baptist
Denver
W. F. Paddock
Episcopal
Philadelphia
Abraham
C. F. Windigler
Hancher
Methodist
Kansas City
Digestive cordial and LaXoL advertised by Boston paper
A sobering sales note targets dyspepsia and wasting by promoting Shaker Digestive cordial with already digested food and claiming immediate relief. It also markets LaXoL castor oil sweetened like honey for children, urging readers to obtain a pamphlet.
Prosperity rises on iron ranges with more workers
From the head of the lakes comes cheering news that 8 000 to 10 000 more men will be employed on the iron ranges next season than ever before with significantly higher wages. It will take time for prosperity to reach the foundations of wealth, but it is sure to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
George Fred Williams Seen Leaving Massachusetts Democrats
George Fred Williams has led the Massachusetts Democratic Party for three years. Vote totals show decline from 121,599 in 1895 to 103,662 in 1896 and 79,166 in 1897, suggesting Republicans may part with him reluctantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
George Fred
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ban W. Buch
Chetialis, Wash
Cabto
Halchidk, Wm
J. L. Surtees
Camden
N. J
Sam C. Dean
Atlanta
Rev
D. L. Moody
Evangelist
Boston
John S. McIntosh
Church of Covenant
D. H. Tribor
Adam Shebano
Cincinnati
Boston Transcript
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Infanis
Samuelpucher
Maryreers F
New York
Savoy
New Yorg City
Krippendorf
Hitman Co
Kenoyer
J. Y. Coffman
Coffman
Ilinois
Kansas
Castorye
Hall
F. J. Chenry & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West& Treax
O. Watoisa
Kixman & Marvin
O. Hall
the Bee
Sr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton, N. Y
Swan Pearson
Swan Carson
Second Street
City of
Sa SH Olor Praxson
Swan Pesson
Pacific Northwest
Daily Post-Intelligencer
Associated Press
Post-Intelligencer
Advain
Sunday Post-Intelligencer
Weekly Post-Intelligencer
Miner, Farmer and Stockman
Eive
Ally
Geo. U. Piper
the Post-Intelligencer Pub. Cé
Ely
Cance
Hess
Denvgista
Elly Brothers
Warren Street
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