Local notices drift through Chehalis town scene
A collage of small items shows tradesfolk and residents in Chehalis area. Mentions include sales at Urquhart's and Maynard Everett Co, repairs at Gale's harness shop, school talks at Wildwood and Eagleton, theatre and restaurant notes, stage lines, and local visits to Tacoma, Centralia, and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basset
Pheasant Pharmacy
T. E. Beeson
Dalles
Ore
Miller’s
Urquhart’s
Gale
Walter Geissler
Montesano
Mr& Gage
Michigan
Mr. Gage
Anna
Kuebner’s
Caehalis, Ave
H. J. Miller
Tacoma
Gem Drug Store
Burnham
Boise
Ida
Maycard, Everett & Company
Bros
Jasper Miller
Pe Ell
Missouri
George Hopgood
Morton
M. A. Langhorne
Winlock
John McVicker
Spokane
Oliver
Maynard, Everett & Co
W. T. Forrest
St. Michaels
Alaska
Urquhart’s. Miller
F. Pollock
Seattle
Kansas City
Centralia-Chehalis
Ingalls Bros
J.W. Whittaker
Adna
Vanluven
J. S. Scott
Sound Cities
Joe Saindon
Cowlitz
Oregon
Clark
J. J. Sticklin
Grand Central Hotel
W. Brockway
Haller
State University
C.T. Landes
M. Franzen
Portland
Urquhart
Planet Jr
Mires
Minnie Hazzard
Claquato
C. W. Johnsone
Centralia
J. B. Sullivan
Newaukum
Goodman’s
Maynard, Everett , Co
Anna Temple
Eagleton
John Bunker
Melva Forrest
Dan Clark
Chehalis Avy
Northern Pacific Railway
J. F. Griner
Chehalis
Wim Lynn Optician Returns to Goodsman's Jewelry
The scientific optician Wim Lynn is permanently located again at Goodsman's Jewelry store where he can be consulted six days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Lynn
Goodsman
Dingley law boosts revenue and business revival
The Dingley law is praised for reviving business and boosting revenue as anticipatory imports rise. Officials expect the fiscal year to end with receipts matching expenditures, and supporters credit protection policies for long term industry growth. Critics remain few among those aligned with government aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwenuth
Busness
Ace
II Sp
Ashea
Hue
Buffalo Express
Transfer of Industry to the United States Benefits All
A Brooklyn Times editorial argues that tariffs and federal policy shifted silk and other industries to the United States. It asserts that relocating industry to U.S. soil boosts national prosperity by circulating wages and materials domestically and stimulating related sectors, with South Bethlehem highlighted as a beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Morrill
Paterson
Wilson
South Bethlehem
Brooklyn Times
Young Macdonough Defies British Impressment at Gibraltar
In a Youth's Companion account, a young Macdonough, then first lieutenant of the Yankee Siren, defies a British captain who attempts to impress a sailor from a merchantman. Macdonough phrases a bold reply and personally commands a boat to guard the brig, showing calm resolve and courage in the face of imperial pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Lrog
Lam
Lake Pr
Macdoneugh
Giibraltar
Spears
Anes
Gavinge
Macon
Bare
Sace
Anton Macconough
D. Sinen
Seampin
Carrie
Laater
Alacdoncagh
Owill
Macdonough
Losiall
Great country profits and production cited by Wool Record
The Wool Record extols the United States for feeding Europe and underbidding on steel and tinware. It notes U S exports of horses and mules valued at 5 314 596 in 1897 and remarks on Americans paying high prices for imported cloth despite domestic wool and mill labor being American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic
Atlantic
Pacific
South
Japan
Chinese Seaboard
Germany
Russia
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Wales
Sam
Wool Exchange
New York
Fine Sponges Used In Surgery And Trade
Physicians use fine sponges in operations and pay high prices. Mediterranean and Red Sea sponges are gathered by divers who remove them with knives to avoid injury. Turks employ 4 000 to 5 000 workers, with annual sponge value around 90 000 dollars. Gulf of Mexico and Bahama sponges are scraped from rocks with forks and often torn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Bahama Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
ROVA
Baking Powdfr CO
Wfw
York
Frank Cleveland
Johnsone & Co’s
Jake Koontz
Toledo
al Brinker's
Fred Mossman
W. H. Mossman
Tice’s
Depot
Robert Mauermann
B. J. Clark
John West’s
Groce
Ingalls Bros. Centralia
Fraser’s
An & Kepner
John West
Warren
A. S. Harmon
C. P. Twiss
George Twiss
South Newaukum
Lizzie Twiss
Marnard, Everett Co
Little Falls Fire Clay Co
Doernbecher Mrc. Co
Coffman & Kepner
Lewis County
Bostwick
Ninth
Tacoma Theater
Kenneth Brown
The
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Reynolds
Shiloh
Gem Craz
East
Washington
Elma Sethe
Fred Sethe
Grand Central
Rev
Kiapp
Lutheran Church
Maynard, Everett Company
Weakiman
Windom
C.F Brown
F.C. Weiler
Mat Kobe
John Booker
Gardner Millett
Lewis Berry
J. W. Berry
California
Maggie Moore
Aro
M. B. Moore
Robert Russell
Andy Hylander
Sticklin
Russell
Pennsylvania
Hylander
Sadie Joyce
Centratia
Sorence EK. Cross
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Green
Miss Koontz
Mr. Bond
Bond
W. J. Vaughn
Schilling
Groer
Lewis Coumly Merchant
C. O. Gingrich
J. Kellogg Transportation CQ
Night Boat
North West
Alo Ceck
Kelso
Casine Rock
BEE and
Inter-Ocean
Post-Intelligencer
Tacoma Ledger
Oregonian
EPC
Burnett
Louis H. Burnett
Burnett Bros
Jewelers
White
Market St
Chehalis. Wash
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