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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1907
Page
8
Advertising copy extols Royal Baking Powder for nourishing food and lighter texture. It cites Grape Cream of Tartar as its healthful ingredient and warns against alum in food as harmful to digestion and internal organs.
Aberdeen Herald notes from Chehalis County cover burglar proof vaults by Veysey Bros and railroad survey activity from Quinault to Humptulips. Local licenses issued include Boyce and McLeod, Crass and Edwards, Hayes and Martilla. J W Davies named deputy assessor and starts field work north to Humptulips. Engaging visits include Mrs Glover in Oakville and nurses Beatrice Baldwin and Mary Dobson at Elma General Hospital. Funeral for Harden Lewis attended by Ira and J M Lewis.
J. E. Calder of Montesano had business in Elma Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wakefield left for Portland Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wakefield visited friends from Oakville Tuesday. W. R. Campbell and family attended W. O. W. functions in Tacoma last week. Elma Lumber Co received a carload of logging trucks for their camp across the river. The three months old son of Clint Holcomb died Wednesday evening from congestion at the lung.
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jaegers. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Brown visit Sound cities with friends. Mies Roxa Gee of Montesano visits sister Mrs. Joe Smith. Mrs. John Sanburg ill with pneumonia. Roy Brown accompanies Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn on a California trip. H. C. Leland, owner of Moclips Leland hotel, guest at Hotel Pomona. C. R. Bodell and Charley prep for Alaska trip in Seattle. Haley of Port Townsend returns home after visiting here. Rev. J. A. Laurie Jr. hosts his mother Mrs. J. A. Laurie Sr. from Anacortes. East side steam laundry nearing completion. Thomas Gallagher family returns from Everett. W. C. Schuneman and wife visit California. Nora Brown remains for further visit. Z. B. Carroll travels from Seattle to Skagway by Dolphin to pursue mining property.
J E Bussard moved his family to a Sharon area ranch midweek. Josef Mauermann of Olympia visited his son Jos Mauermann early in the week. Miss Ethel Ewing returned to Tacoma to attend the University of Puget Sound. Mr and Mrs G S Parsons welcomed a baby girl born at their Snohomish home on March 15.
Mies Olive Mauermann from State University at Seattle spent a week with friends and kin. J H White, treated for inflammatory rheumatism at Hot Springs, returned home much improved. A death occurred April 4 at the home of Mrs Greeley Baldwin, the niece. Patrick Sullivan, 76, is named as an uncle of several relatives. An advertisement promotes Herbine as a liver regulator for ailments like dyspepsia and chills with a Florida testimonial from F C Waite of Westville.
N H H Robert, manager of Shaw Crucible Steel Co., aims to revive the business after its fire at Damon's Point. A steamer Wilma brings supplies from North Western Lumber Co. as the firm plans to extract iron and steel from local black sand. The main hurdle is the sand's phosphorus content which Robert believes can be overcome.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cole of Dover Delaware describes long rheumatism struggle and how Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave noticeable relief after two years use. She notes it helped sleep and rest and prompted friends to try it. Evans Drug Co. distributes.
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch comes to the Grand on April 12 in a new stage version by Anne Crawford Flexner from Alice Hagan Rice stories. The cast highlights Mrs. Wiggs Lovey Mary Hazy and Stubbins with comic and sentimental appeal. The play centers on heart warming kitchen and domestic scenes across three acts ending with Mr. Wiggs returning home.
An old advertisement touts affordable printing services from car tickets to full sheet posters. The amble line reads Woan te Speen en ge and suggests a local printer offering varied printing options for individuals and businesses.
The ovens produce the towns standard quality bread varieties including Yankee French Vienna rye whole wheat and graham. Pastry is described as light flaky and delicious with good overall quality and essential baked goods.
Weather note by F. H. Robinson, Observer, with a promotional ad for White's Cream Vermifuge praising maternal care and child health, urging purchase from druggists.
A compiled directory of fire alarm box locations including Box 4 at Young and Thomas, Box 5 at B and Cleveland Streets, Box 7 Terrace Avenue and D Street near the high school, Box 8 Burrows Dock, Box 9 Hume and K Streets near the Northern Pacific Depot, Box 12 Boone and King Streets, Box 15 Wilson Brothers Mill, Box 17 S E Slade Mill, Box 21 Market and F Streets, Box 23 American Mill, Box 25 Heron and F Streets, Box 27 Fourth and G Streets, Box 31 Franklin School on Market between Jefferson and M Streets, Box 32 Hume and H Streets, Box 35 Anderson and Middleton Mill, Box 37 Heron and Broadway, Box 38 Third and Broadway, Box 42 Hart Wood Lumber Co, Box 45 Western Cooperage, and Box 47 Hume and Washington Streets.
W F Gaston of Pasco Georgia praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough with claims it is safe and sure. The product is offered for sale by Evans Drug Company.
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