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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1897
Page
4
In Chamelis Washington on October 16 1987 the South Bend Journal reports manager Dyer stating the lower mill will run 11 hours daily all winter and 12 hours for coming weeks due to high order pressure.
The remark questions the claim that Governor Rogers and Superintendent Lockhart celebrated a visit at the Medical Lake asylum with six bottles of champagne. The evoked detail of Mumm on such an occasion is presented as dubious.
The Inter Ocean asserts that when the Democratic Party governs, trade languishes, unemployment rises, public debt increases, and revenue falls. It argues that whether due to fate or incompetence, the outcome harms the people, who suffer under Democrats and prosper under Republicans.
Warren Catron at the penitentiary must turn all money received into the state treasury but with about 75000 dollars on hand refuses to surrender and banks it himself. Populist Treasurer Young demands the funds and G ae bank bondholders should sue to compel remittance if the attorney general does not. The note labels the sum a neat deposit and attacks populism for laxness.
The Oregonian weekly edition earns praise for reliability and thoughtful reporting. Editors defend the paper against sensationalism and emphasize strength in news coverage and regional prominence.
A historical speech condemns movements threatening the supremacy of law and the honest gains of workers. It links platform critiques to citizenship duties and warns against accepting leadership that undermines legal authority.
Fragmentary OCR notes corrected on September 28 1507 reference shedieeens data and site wide details. The readable portions indicate a catalog or archival entry with unclear phrases and eked out measurements.
The county board itemizes expenditures for paupers hospital care livery and road work and notes a tax payment acceptance. It also records the October 7 election canvass results listing numerous district supervisor selections and suggests administrative actions for public funds and hospital referrals.
A dated ledger lists multiple land transfers and lot movements around Centralia and Toledo, including buyers such as J. H. Saith and W. Urquhart with parcels on Ward's and Kellegg's additions. Amounts range from $7 to $288, with cemetery and round-tree parcels noted. A Business Outlook section hints at economic activity and expectations, citing production and trade trends.
A fragmented clipping from Ohio politics references a Democrat figure described as Ase Wao with unclear agenda remarks. The readable portion hints at internal party discussions and potential strategy shifts amid local campaigns.
The article notes the pending tariff debate and the risk of free trade policies in 1896. It emphasizes legislative tension between representatives and the Senate to guard protectionist interests, with Ohio preparing for the upcoming election to influence the outcome.
Otsego and Milford sales note bids around 16 to 18 cents for choice lots. Waterville 17 cents at North Brookfield. Milford sale of E Barney lot at 18 cents. Pacific coast hops steady 55 to 65 cents in London. Chehalis sales show bales traded to Metzler, Ditmar Bros, and Coffman Kepner at 12 to 13 and 13i cents. Oregon crop estimated at 50 000 bales with 5 000 choice, 20 000–25 000 fair, 20 000 poor rotted.
Steves offered as best for the money at Murphy and Stuchells in a 21-tf item.
An old advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues including nocturia and back pain. It claims a sample bottle is available and lists price and ordering details from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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