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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1897
Page
5
Estray steer found three miles east of Little Kalle Washington. One yearling, white with no brands, is up for ownership proof and charges. No marks noted. Owner to prove property and pay costs. Listed contact: T. Jackson Litt Falls Washington, February 20, IS.
A promotional notice touts economical wheels built in top US factories. It claims superior machining and finish with five coats of enamel, dust proof bearings, and advanced 1997 model simplicity. Exhibition planned at Postoffice Honkatore, June.
March items from Pe Ell and surrounding areas report visitors from Missouri to Washington, mill shutters due to a boiler issue, and several locals loading cars or heading to new work. Notable items include a Luther an pastor moving to Spokane, a boy losing part of a hand, and community updates on farms, orchards, and new construction.
Newaukum March 10 Mr Vogel and BE Moses from Oakville met eight men to do spring farm work near Newaukum. Freddie Gates spent a few days with friend Burt Moses last week. Bert Marshall returned home last Monday. Mrs Crockett is reported somewhat better. Miss Emma Darga plans to start for the evening farm to regain health.
March 9 report notes R J McMurry and Frank Bacon traveled toward eastern Oregon with limited return. A petition circulator seeks J A Faubian as postmaster here and traveled to Chehalis. John O Dore tends hops. A man sought a site for a cheese factory. F M Hall rents L W Tice’s house and considers renting Fred Epine’s house for a larger store. current quarters too small.
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