Local notes from Chehalis County and Montesano region
Aberdeen Herald correspondents report on Leon Veysey taking over Strapson & company affairs in Mimal, W. H. Abel residence contract tied to Lifenthaler, and Ed Story's timber claim trip. Updates include pastor Whiddon resigning, J. T. Dhurdle’s Seattle trip and farm transactions, Bulmer Moore’s Montesano death, J. K. Bits’s bout with illness, and Congressman Jones securing pension for Mrs. Spalding.
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Leon Veysey
Mimal
Vereral Merchandise Steel
Strapson & Company
Lifenthaler
Aberdeen
W. H. Abel
Ed. Story
Hoht River
Queets County
Teo. Whiddon
Christian Chunrch
J.T. Dhurdle
Seattle
Montesano
F. D. Hutton
Zeebuyth
Bulmer Ioore
J. P. Garrison
Elma Notes Show Local Moves And School Changes
Crisp Jr. traveled to his West Virginia home on Thursday. County Commissioner Hopkins visited Elma Tuesday with a surveying crew. A Foley child on West Main Street died Monday from dropsy. Grace McGandy of Orting will teach language at Elma High School. Stock for the new Eagles hall is largely secured.
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Tree
Crisp, Jr
West Virginia
Hopkins
Elma
Local Happenings Include Moves and Additions
iP Porest Sweitzer has gone to the harbor for employment. Johnson and Hollingsworth enlarge their blacksmith shop on Main Street. Floyd Wakefield adds a fine three year old to his stock at Oakville Livery. Rebekah lodge members rehearse a play for an upcoming production. Purchaser of the Ericson ranch west of town arrives with household goods and will take possession at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wakefield
Oakville
Rebekah Lodge
Ericson
Lumber Trade Slumps Yet North Finds Foresight in Lumber
The article notes a 50 percent drop in pine and and hem lock shipments from northern associations. Despite doom forecasts from foresters the Michigan industry plans to extend operations fifty years. A North Dakota forest reserve study and a Minnesota convention in Minneapolis are mentioned alongside local lumber ads.
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Michigan
Heir Receives 90000 Dollar Delaware Fortune
Elma Washington March 81 John Bearss has learned he is heir to a fortune of 90000 dollars held in trust for 99 years since a bitter split between Wilmington brothers. The funds, now due, will be distributed to descendants and Bearss plans to spend his remaining years on his farm with his wife and child.
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Elma
Wash
John Bearss
Delaware
Community Notes From Shelton and Surrounding Areas
Wm. Smith and family return to Shelton after a short visit. A. Anderson returns to Hoquiam from Michigan. W. H. Haley of Humptulips seeks medical treatment in the city. A birthday surprise honors Mrs. I. M. Robends. John Richardson Jr. visits home from university. Jas. Foxall and wife depart for Portland for Mrs. Foxall’s medical care. Florence Beckey begins work at Grays Harbor business college. Henriette Feienfeld and sister Mrs. Frank Everett depart with Kathryn for Denver to join Mr. Everett. Ruth Karr returns from North Yakima where she visited grandparents Jas. A. and Mrs. Karr.
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Anderson
Michigan
Hoquiam
W.H. Haley
I. M. Robends
John Richardson, Jr
Jas. Foxall
Portland
One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin
A folk proverb leads into praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Letters from satisfied users urge others to try the remedy and gain relief. The ad notes it is for sale at Evans Drug Co.
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Evans Drug Co
Fine Job Printing at Moderate Prices Herald Printery
Local printery offers affordable service and quality job printing. The Herald Printery emphasizes moderate prices and reliable work for newspapers, businesses, and individuals seeking dependable printing.
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Herald Printery
Labor Law Restriction and Economic Bargain Theory
An economic critique by Richard T. Ely argues that modern labor law rests on the contract as economic bargaining. He contends economists favor labor regulation, not as external coercion but as a cooperative state to improve toil conditions, applying merit and efficiency to each case, including adults versus women and children.
Woman's Right to Citizenship and Equal Political Role
Julia Ward Howe argues that women share equal stake and duties in the nation. She asserts taxation, public health, morality, and governance affect women as they do men and calls for equal education and status to achieve full social and political efficiency.
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Julia Ward Howe
City Advertising Street Assessments and Ordinances
Assessment roll No. 204 for Marion street in N. P. Addition to South Aberdeen is turned over to the treasurer with interest after April 18 and delinquent June 18. Roll No. 201 for Market street planking is open to inspection and will be up for equalization April 1. Ordinances fix councilmen salaries at 25 dollars per month and deduct 5 dollars for each missed meeting, and change the grade of I street between Second and Eighth streets.
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Marion Street
N. P
South Aberdeen
Market Street
Notice of Sale by Chief of Police
The Chief of Police Birmingham will sell at auction at 10 a.m. on April 4 a brown pony mare unless the owner redeems the animal before that time.
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Birmingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
France
Germany
Washington
Colum_bia
Gibalis
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
J. K. Bits
Jaynes
Tacoma
Della Hall
Jones
Congress
Spaldding
C. F. Peterson
Antone Berberich
N. Herriman
Elias Hamble
Swan & Johnson
Ip Porest Sweitzer
Johnson and Hollingsworth
Main Street
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Forest Service
North Dakota
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Minneapolis
Wm. Smith
Shelton
Ruth Karr
North Yakima
Jas. A. Karr
Grippe
Red Cross Pharmacy
Clothing Department
The
Boston
Richard T. Ely
University of Wisconsin
City Advertising
Centlemen
Ralston’s Orchestra
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