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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
4
Congressman Lewis considers learning to ride a bicycle as a light personal note. Lieutenant Colonel Ham needs only a pair of handlebars for the joke.
The article notes sustained turkey and poultry shipments to markets as a favorable Thanksgiving trend. California reportedly faces a shortage of birds due to a short grain crop, but farmers are urged to increase production of the American bird to meet demand.
Circulation rose from 696000000 to 830000000 in the past year while bank notes fell by 6 million. Treasury notes declined 12 million and greenbacks remained steady. Only 12 fiscal years in the last fifty show gold imports exceeding exports.
Prospects for a Portland to Sound railroad improve weekly with early deals totaling about 10000 dollars in Seattle. A Senate bill by Senator Wilson proposes a Columbia River bridge at Vancouver. Backers likeliest include the Vanderbilts, now U P controllers, hinting at a strong 1859 for the project.
In the Philippines Mexican silver dollars are valued higher than our silver dollars due to their bullion value. The 44 cent silver dollar is common there despite the U S stamp, and the government spent 116 00 in gold to buy 250 000 in Mexican silver for paying soldiers. Uncle Sam will pay twice the amount due once established, with silver dollars feeling the impact of a gold standard.
The piece contrasts Memorial Day’s reverence for old soldiers graves with the Fourth of July’s boisterous national celebration. It argues Memorial Day suits patriotic oratory and sober reflection, while the Fourth emphasizes freedom and noisy joy, leaving the mind less serious.
The piece argues the dollar should be fixed to a weight of gold to prevent debasement and protect business and labor. It asserts gold value dollars shield soldiers and sailors from payment being issued in poor value currency while underscoring the need for stable coinage during wartime.
The letter-borne dispute involves the Advocate accused of fabricating charges about urging a county tax settlement with the N. P. Ry. Co. A Nugget colonel’s insult is cited, and public sympathy leans toward the criticized figure amid the feud.
Turis year Memorial day inspired strong patriotic feeling as the nation stays united after past wars. The text recalls Lincoln era conflict and the Spanish American War boosting national cohesion and pride in the united country.
The speaker urges industrial, military, and territorial expansion after the war. He calls for a stronger navy, a canal project, and annexation of Hawaii and the Philippines, arguing security and international influence depend on a robust federal effort. He also links southern victory in the war to national unity and a revived Grand Army memory.
The Chehalis high school holds its annual commencement at the Grand Opera House this evening June 4. The program features an overture, vocal and violin performances, a valedictory, diploma presentation, and a class song with readings by students and the board president.
Married couples Edwin M. Cheney of Pe Ell and Luella Thomas of Hood's Canal wed May 28 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. T J Elliott officiating. Charles Larson and Eliza E Core of Harmony wed June 1 at the parsonage with Rev. T J Elliott. Week ending June 3 1598 notes unclaimed Chehalis post office letters for A Annough G A Bleanatrom Frank Gordon. inform holders to claim advertised letters at CO BE Lititroe P M.
For sale a store building with goods and fixtures offered cheaply. Call on or address T. J. McManan 455 Vance Lewis Co Waeh.
A farmer promotes subscribing to Ranch and Range as a smart investment not an expense. He argues the publication yields big value for readers who read and apply its guidance. The pitch cites a price of $1.50 per year with the BEE.
Advertises property for sale with asking amounts and locations including 608 Franklin Street Olympia and 22 Lincoln Creek Gleeneden. Mentions improved farms, desire for land price details, and local contact.
The Washington Supreme Court affirms the judgment in the case State of Washington ex rel. P Twiss and File S&S Pwiss vs Foot Carpenter sheriff of Lewis County and John Miles appellant. The decision addresses redemption rights and related procedural points. Nearby items note teacher certificates in Centralia and Toldeo, local gatherings, and business travel in the region.
Facts describe Lewis County Washington as a land for productive farming and small factories. It highlights climate mildness, natural resources, rivers Cowlitz Chehalis Newaukum, and wide farming acreage. Agriculture dominates with hay grains oats wheat and hops. fruit orchards offer income, with land available for cultivation and settlement.
Fragmented text from an old BER era sheet references residents visiting from Neb and a Paul family. It mentions parcels, rankings, and social names with partial events and local notes lacking cohesive detail.
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