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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
2
Tales of the Town lists local notes including Evans Drug Co offerings, socials, visits to Portland and Seattle, housing ads, club meetings, and funeral notices. Residents such as S. P. Knight Harlan Mitchell Delmont Ward Crain Schroder McDermoth are mentioned along with events at the Baptist church and Ebenezer Masonic temple.
An advertisement from Art Rug Weavers at 119 North G Street promotes rugs made from old carpets and materials including rag rugs and silk portieres.
Last night at the Weir a two hour show delighted audiences with The New Leader featuring Al Lewis and his company. Fred Griffith delivered a standout single act with clever patter and clever tricks. Raymond the Baritone impressed, and the Six Musical Whirlwinds Hawaiians provided strong musical numbers throughout a cohesive strong program.
Help wanted notice seeks a girl for general housework in Montesano with good wages. Telephone in forenoon. 1959-M Aberdeen, Te.
The Kaufman ten percent church benefit sale proves a success as city churches promote sales to win a 25 dollar cash prize. Episcopal church led events on March 27 and later dates followed by Methodist Congregational Christian Presbyterian Swedish and Catholic churches on listed Fridays and Wednesdays through April 18.
College musicians from the University of Michigan will perform at the Weir theater on April 9 amid a busy travel schedule. Alumni receptions dances and greetings keep the troupe active between nightly concerts as postal cards and romantic notes accumulate on their tour.
The Portland arrived from California yesterday while Norwood left for San Pedro and other Cali ports with lumber. Vera joined halibut fishing and Lindauer brought freight. A special commission plans to use two stern wheel barges to probe Alaska coal fields and depart Seattle in April. Cape Blanco light will change November 1 1913 with a new sequence of light and eclipse intervals.
Effective June 15 new law requires a $1 license covering both hunting and fishing. Licenses will be available from the county auditor in about ten days and are not required for fishing until after June 14. The fishing season opens April 1 and unlicensed fishing will be pursued after the law takes effect.
Robbers at Martin Simons & Son's pawnshop on Hester Street in New York City looted about 300000 dollars in bonds notes and gems from a nine by twelve by ten foot vault. The thieves used a 12 by 18 inch earth tunnel under the wall to bypass electric alarms and steal priceless jewels.
Removal notice states E Burckhard of 16 31 Plumbing Heating Contractor moves shop and show room to 311 East Wishkah St Wishkah across from the old Telephone building. Phone 243.
Lon Barker of Artic. W T S Breedlove moves from North River. Geo Rourke did business in Hoquiam. Viola Belles and Paula Wellington shopped in Aberdeen. Mrs Burt Lynn Smith of Pasco visits property interests. W Dr McCormick of Vesta transacts in Cosmopolis. H E Peterson at Shepherd Springs for rheumatism. Geo Webster of the Webster bar did business in Tacoma and Seattle last week. R A Jamison of Aberdeen I C S in Cosmo for a day. Dennisones host Waldo’s ninth birthday and Miss Mable McConaghy of Edmonton is a cousin of Mrs Dennison. Mrs W L Thompson returns to North Yakima. Mrs C D Cox joining husband as resident. B H McLaughlin and Walter Richardson leave for Seattle for new jobs. John Fry injured in motorcycle crash between Hoquiam and Elma. broken collarbone. W C Belles host Miss McConaghy visiting from Edmonton. she and Mrs Belles formerly of Fredericton. Elma Lumber Company forms a logging camp near Elma. shingle mill at South Elma will process cedar while fir sold at harbor.
An Aberdeen Washington customer testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back and kidney pain. Ad promotes the remedy as proven with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and lists price and availability at dealers.
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