Garden state proves rich land and new drills for Yukon ice
In Wuxiom Winpo Sept 14 residents boast Washington as a future garden state with rich valleys and prolific orchards. Mr Brown works on an engine to navigate Yukon ice while Mr Allison returns home to a dairy ranch. They praise local farming, urge drainage and tiling, and note crop damage from late rains amid a festive, hopeful tone.
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Winpo
Brown
Yukon
Allison
Tacoma
Washington
Kansas
Pe Ell Examiner Notes Overview
Nalewaja grows real estate activity and builds on adjacent lot. Eric Nelson drives team away Tuesday morning. Albrecht ranch side track work proceeds. Frank Smith dries hops in Weller yard. Mrs Pearsall’s sister and three children arrive from the east. Pete Joy dislocates ankle at Cavanaugh’s shingle mill. Florence Warne visits from Chehalis. Mrs Wm Leslie to join husband at Skaguay in two weeks. Pe Ell contest cases set for final consideration next week with decisions soon. Forty hop yard pickers report Monday. rain not hindering picking. hops in fine, lice-free condition.
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Nalewaja
Eric Nelson
Albrecht
Frank Smith
Chehalis
Weller Yard
Ben Jones
Cavanaugh
Frances
Florence Warne
Wm. Leslie
Skaguay
Vancouver
Jand
Weller
Centralia Happenings and Local Notices
Centralia September news reports George Null and family returning from California to settle locally. Farm updates include Nick Young building a new house and barn and Matt Mayer expanding prune operations with a fruit dryer. A burglary at Young’s grocery and a belt accident at Martin’s mill are noted, plus rare oil paintings gifted to Geo Hall and a remarkable ten foot pea vine yielding triple pea crops.
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Winlock
Nick Young
Geo. M. Hall
Matt Mayer
Local notes from Little Falls and nearby towns
Sept 14 updates from Little Falls report Mrs A M Banks returning from Seattle after a week away. Visitors include Mrs Merchant from Castle Rock to Mrs Schelhorn and Miss Jessie Schelhorn heading to Portland. Bessie Nunn of Xalama visits the Cantwell family. A bachelor seen shopping for feminine hats hints at costs for furnishing. Mr Keegan suffered a paralysis stroke and remains helpless. Mr Etheridge is critically ill at his daughter’s home.
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A. M. Banks
Seattle
Merchant
Castle Rock
Schelhorn
Jessie Schelhorn
Portland
Bessie Nunn
Xalama
Cantwell
Joe
Moore
Patterson
P. Keegan
Etheridge
Kelly
Tursy
Lilly family moves to Dryad from Markham
Mr. Lilly and family relocate to Dryad where he works as a shingle sawyer for Luedinghaus Bros. Onn's mill reports record sawing 85 250 shingles last Friday. Lee Forrest visits Dryad and is noted as a local artist. Mrs. Forrest stays with Mrs. Luedinghaus. Mrs. Onn plans a Tacoma trip. Local gripes focus on the new timetable affecting main line connections.
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Dryad
Drrap
Lilly
Markham
Luedinghaus Bros
Onn
Lee Forrest
Lee
Centralia
Kitch
Miss Metz
Tacoma
Mossyrock Local Notes and Harvest Updates
Sol Kessinger returns home from Seattle where he worked on a dairy ranch since February. Hop picking closes the week as schools shut down. Jerrells prune drier burned with prunes destroyed. Sparks estimates a 1000 bushels prune crop. Wheat suffered from recent rain with many sprouted. J Allen postal run to Portland. Young starts hop picking on the 18th.
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Mossyrock
Sol Kessinger
Seattle
Charles
Monroe Chrisman
A. Hylander
Doss
Geo. W. Jerrells
A. Sparks
J. Allen
Here
Cowlitz
Portland
Local People Return from Mines and Farm Work
Messrs Bartram Zuitfuchs and Barsch from Portland came back from the mines Thursday while H Thumama jr and Unzicker of Chicago returned Sunday evening. Legeault moved from the ranch Monday and returned home Wednesday. Miss Lizzie Chapman visits I W Shultz's. John Anderson and Andy Olson work at the hop yard. Stella Alison visits from Toledo Thursday. Many from the area visit Patterson's hop yard Sunday. Chas Evans and Ike Shultz finish threshing their grain Saturday. H Hurst has most of his grain out yet.
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Patterson
Chas. Evans
Ike Shultz
H. Hurst
Nellie Bunker earns first grade teaching certificate
Miss Nellie Bunker returns from Lacamas prairie term of school and is awarded a first grade teaching certificate after the last teachers' examination. Wm. Bunker back from Cosmopolis on the 10th. N. P. land cruisers camp at Eagleton and move toward 14 m 3 west. Farmers are rustling to harvest with grain largely undamaged by rain though shells are troublesome in handling.
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EagleTon
Nellie Bunker
Lacamas Prairie
N. P
Wm. Bunker
Cosmopolis
Kuehner's Slicing Fresh Bread Daily
Fresh daily loaves at Kuehner's offer warm, bakery aroma and convenient access to crusty sourdough and soft center breads for quick meals and weekend gatherings.
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Kuehner’s
Reform talk and populist laws under scrutiny in Tacoma Chronicle
The column critiques reform legislation and populist policies in Olympia and Tacoma. It argues mortgage foreclosure appraisals harm lenders and borrowers, and criticizes school fund allocations that favor city districts over rural ones. The piece cites interest rate changes and attacks a single tax approach, labeling reformers as duplicitous.
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Olympia
Grover
Henry George
Columbia Chronicle
Reformer Teats Fall From Tacoma Public Service
The speaker known as Guvnor Teats of Tacoma rose from reformer to public servant, but rumors and charges followed. He was accused of using his office to aid job seekers and accepting money for positions, fired, and his dismissal approved by the city council. The Populist party remains unshaken in the face of his downfall.
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Tacoma
Gaynor
Chehalis
Prompt Etiquette For Quick Note Writing
The excerpt advises promptly thanking for gifts and invitations on arrival days. It covers immediate acknowledgment of checks and requests for address. It recommends sending notes to hosts after visits and to sick friends, emphasizing ready paper and dainty notes as a sign of good breeding.
Prosperity Boosts Georgia Farmers Amid Contentment
Sunshine in Georgia brings strong farmer optimism as debt declines and harvest outlook improves. The Atlanta Journal notes a rare sense of general prosperity, with farmers expressing gratitude and confidence for an abundant season.
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Georgia
Alanta Journal
Bond swap sparks Seattle Olympia gold men alliance
State Treasurer Young released his original bondsmen, noted fusionists, and filed a new bond backed by financiers from Seattle and Olympia. The arrangement was described as curious and remains unexplained by the Tacoma News.
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Young
Seattle
Olympia
Tacoma
Fusion
Vinyl Remedies For Sale By Mrs Nadine
Mrs Nadine of Chehalis Washington announces a full line of vinyl remedies for sale at her residence. The notice lists available items and offers contact at the residence in Chehalis for inquiries and purchases.
Low Rate to Pierce County Fair
The Northern Pacific Bay will sell Chehalis to Tacoma round trip tickets for 3.25 dollars for Sept 6 to 11 with return allowed through Sept 13.
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Pierce County
Northern Pacific Ba Y
Chehalis
Tacoma
Printing Ad Teases H. W. Felton Painting Services
An advertising note praises H. W. Felton for painting wallpaper hanging and kalfe mining work and urges readers to call him for service.
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H. W. Felton
Doernbecher Furniture Factory Hiring in Chehalis
Several men and boys can find employment at the Doernbecher furniture factory in Chehalis. Apply at the office for work opportunities and seasonal positions.
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Doernbecher Furniture Factory
Chehalis
Tickets Offered At Unusually Low Rates East Via Northern Pacific
Corrman and Kepner announce exceptionally low fares to all eastern points on the Northern Pacific Railway. City agent confirms limited-time sale and easy terms for travelers seeking affordable rail passage.
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Northern Pacific Ry
Corrman & Kepner
School Warrants Wanted for State and Local Purchases
Advertises high prices for warrants from state county and school purchases. Mentions CarrMan Kepner and Gem Drug Store with references to a George W Childs five cent cigar and Jewel s of a Smoke. Includes 152 warrants wanted and notes pur chased by authorities.
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CarrMan & Kepner
George W. Childs
Gem Drug Store
A. U. Alexanor Er
George W. Childs 5 Cent Cigar Ad at Gem Drug
An archival tobacco advertisement proclaims the George W. Childs best 5 cent cigar as the world’s finest and promotes Gem Drug Store location at 14-2. The short promo highlights value and a local retailer.
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George W. Childs
Gem Drug Store
Shaker Digestive Cordial touted as cure for dyspepsia
An ad claims digestive issues stem from fermented foods in a diseased stomach and credits the Shaker Digestive Cordial from Mount Lebanon New York with healing dyspepsia. It promotes immediate relief after first dose and weight gain, with 10 cent trial bottles. Also notes Laxol as preferred medicine for children and reports local labor movements and emigration chatter about Doernbecher workers.
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Mount Lebanon
N. Y
Miss Cragat Returns to Tacoma to Teach in Public Schools
Miss Mary Cragat, who has been visiting her sister and friends here, sailed back to Tacoma on Friday to resume her position teaching in the public schools.
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Mary Cragat
Tacoma
Lewis County Real Estate and Personal Property Valuations Equalized
The county board finalized the equalized assessment of Lewis County real property including railroad track and the corresponding personal property values. Details cover land, improvements, railroad mated values, and broad personal property categories with district-by-district notes.
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Lewis County
Lota
Naarow
Ase Sr
R. R
Mtes
Assea
AMZ
Woy Robs Ag Newale
Lorzié Agricultural
Areseensecssese
Papnenss Ao
Sleamdoaia
Tihescagsnnese Saseki
Sulgseaade
Csieeeeaca
Ccsernsssession Vercesors
Aereck
Board of Equalization
Dr Pierce's Medical Discovery Against Consumption
An adv from the World's Dispensary Association argues consumption is caused by impure blood and can be cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims 98 percent success, promotes blood purity, and offers a free 1008 page Common Sense Medical Adviser with a 21 cent stamp request.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Dispens Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
St Helens district sees hopeful Trade Dollar claim interest
R C Lange from Toledo notes strong hope in the St Helens district where acoma parties seek a large stake in the Trade Dollar claim. Lange Olson brothers O Conner and Emil Meyer own the claim and ore runs high in free milling. Lange predicts a bright outlook for the district.
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R. C. Lange
Toledo
Hope
Acoma
St. Helens
Messrs. Lange
Olson Brothers
O’conner
Emil Meyer
Walter St. John's
Mr. Lange
Hop tickets treated as cash at Murphy and Ichells
Tickets for hop events at Murphy and Ichells are accepted as cash equivalents. Patrons report using tickets to cover purchases, effectively reducing the need for actual currency during the sale.
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Murphy
Ichell’s
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Murphy & Stuchell
Douglas
MLL
Brew
Harruan & Narvan
Market St
H. M. Block & Bro
W. Brunswig
George Null
California
J.j.carey
A. Julius Miller
New Whatcom
Perry Hubbard
Hugh Nelson
Martin’s Mill
Herman Young
Little Falls
Wm. Young
T. P. Beers
Doernbecher
Santa Barbara
Calif
A. Eide
Sweden
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