
1910
Local agent for the Excelsior Auto-Cycle.
- Named
- C. W. Becker
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1910, scan 51.
Automotive / Sporting Goods · Hoquiam
Advertised in 9 yearbooks (1910 to 1922). Printed as: C. W. Becker; Becker; Becker's.
| Year | Name as printed | Phone | Address | People named |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1910 | C. W. Becker | none printed | none printed | C. W. Becker |
| 1911 | Becker | none printed | none printed | C. W. Becker |
| 1912 | C. W. Becker | none printed | 210 Eighth Street | C. W. Becker |
| 1914 | Becker's | none printed | 210 8th Street | Becker |
| 1915 | Becker's | none printed | none printed | Becker |
| 1915 | C. W. Becker | none printed | none printed | C. W. Becker |
| 1916 | C. W. Becker | none printed | none printed | C. W. Becker |
| 1917 | C. W. Becker | none printed | 210 Eighth Street | C. W. Becker |
| 1921 | C. W. Becker | 268 | 210 Eighth St. | C. W. Becker |
| 1922 | C. W. Becker | 268 | 210 Eighth St. | C. W. Becker |
As printed in each ad. Street numbers and telephone numbers changed over time, so a difference between years is part of the record.

Local agent for the Excelsior Auto-Cycle.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1910, scan 51.

The fishing tackle man.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1911, scan 128.

Chehalis County agent for Flying Merkel, Excelsior and Harley Davidson motorcycles.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1912, scan 106.

Fishing tackle; the most complete line of anglers' supplies on the harbor.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1914, scan 138.

Boy Scout outfits, tents, knapsacks, axes, knives, fishing tackle, dog remedies; the home of the Ford.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1915, scan 65.

Ford agent.
Note: Ad in the Christmas number bound into this volume.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1915, scan 72.


Agent for Chevrolet motor cars; 5 passenger touring $625.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1917, scan 140.

Fishing tackle.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1921, scan 153.

We grind lawn mowers and guarantee them to cut.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1922, scan 135.
Transcribed from the scanned yearbook. Spellings, numbers and addresses are as printed and may contain reading errors; always check the page image. Send a correction.