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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
3
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels illnesses changes of address and social activities. William Proctor and Co Quackenbush visit old friends while Mrs Loren Ballew recovers from pleurisy. A. Burnett and L. H. Burnett families relocate. J H Mayhall suffers injuries in a Shelton fall. Community groups host teas jitney dances and DA R meetings with regional figures attending or reporting on state matters.
Miss Regna Aven died Tuesday night in a Portland sanitarium after a six month illness. She was 26, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Aven of 108 West Fifth Street, and survived by parents and six sisters. Funeral services set for 2 30 PM at White Side Undertaking with Rev. Charles McDermoth officiating.
An advertisement urges good digestion and open bowels for health and happiness. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pill as a nightly aid, claiming it produces a full free bowel movement by morning and improves appetite and digestion.
Laura E Gates of Moclips died in a city hospital on Tuesday. She is survived by her parents Newton Worner of Oakville, five children, three brothers and five sisters.
Anconas and White Leghorns available for hatching and day old chicks. Contact Phonn 99, J. T. Carbery in Aberdeen or J. R. Masser in Montesano. 45-8t.
Ad urges readers to treat coughs and colds early to avoid serious illness. Claims one dose clears the head, improves breathing and vitality, and encourages buying a bottle now.
April 1 Montesano Judge Mason Irwin sustains the demurrer of the Coats Shingle company in a suit by DH E Case of Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturing. The plaintiff, now in receivership, seeks a one cent per thousand commission on shingles sold. A trial set for Simpson Logging Co v Chehalis County to challenge timber taxes.
Advertises for a reliable salesman to sell Old Line Health and Accident policies in Aberdeen and surrounding area. No previous experience required. Write for information to I. L. Cunningham at 609 Journal Building Portland Oregon.
The district forester reports a U S forest service Wisconsin study with Madison lab and University of Wisconsin on preservative treatment of wood staves for farm silos. It notes about 100,000,000 feet board of lumber used for silos in 1918 and evaluates coal tar creosote among four treatment methods, detailing costs and effectiveness for farmers.
James Stewart seeks work establishing a logging camp above the water works for two or three seasons. North Bay Boom Company of Hoquiam forms with $2000 capital to build booms and dams on the Humptulips. Aberdeen travelers head to Montesano and Olympia for events, Sharon post office closes with mail moved to Porter, postmaster A F Stevens to resign due to lumber company ties, and a library social at Weatherwax residence ends at midnight.
Aberdeen shops feature fine millinery and feminine gear this week with attractive windows designed to draw shoppers. Local businesses report strong Easter trade as merchandise in the windows rewards visitors with appealing displays.
Dayton Ladies bicycle in good condition for sale cheap. Call Marion Crary at 412 West sth street 1879 W.
20 acre Yakima Valley fruit ranch with 14 acres in apples and pears, fair house and barn, team and tools, good water. Located 3 percent miles from Selah and 7 miles from North Yakima. Estimated crop two carloads. For details contact L. P. Dudley Broadway Pharmacy phone 9. 62-8t.
In Montesano on April 1 Bob Phillips acting county jailor claims Deputy Sheriff Hoover will no longer sleep in jail quarters. Phillips woke early to admit Cook Mitchell at 6 am but found no one present and discovered the clock read 4 am.
Ed Nixon received a one to ten year penitentiary sentence from Judge Sheeks in Cosmopolis for a March 15 saloon fight in which he slashed John Miller and injured another, after pleading guilty days earlier.
The C. B Beckwith damage suit over a Milwaukee train collision that killed a youth near Elma will be heard in United States District Court. The railroad, via attorney Frank Morgan, moved for transfer and the motion was granted.
In Montesano on April 1 a youth named Hastings was arrested Sunday for stealing a watch from Owl Drug Store. He says he found the watch in the street and was released today due to a good reputation, though he has no proof of his claim.
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