Openings in Chehalis County and local notes
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald readers cover openings across the county plus community notes. Mayles of Manila on a Hoquiam visit. Yoskey of Saginaw visiting his son. Mrs Carrier and family in Hoquiam. Eureka Cedar Lumber & Sawmill progress. John Rotter purchasing land near Summit. Presbyterian church social at home of Mr and Mrs Wil liams. Miss Mariel Kelley hosts cards. Mrs Carman and Mrs Felter host Five Hundred. Victoria Warnkin leaves for Seattle to care for ill grandfather. travelers Luther Lowe and family return to Du Pont after visit. Aiken and McFate from Philadelphia visit John Aiken’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lt. Carman
C. D. Felter
Victoria Warnkin
Seattle
St. Martin's
Luther Lowe
J. L. Hackett
Aberdeen Avenue
Local Society and Business Notes from Montesano Area
Mrs. Folerbold of Elma visits friends in Montesano. Esth soriety plans April 13 meeting at Mrs. Hutcheson’s home. Mrs. G J Taylor and family move to Oakville. Dr. F L Carr travels to Seattle to join Mrs. Carr. Miss Clemons health consults in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Pound Evans and Miss Craig of Aberdeen visit the Carbinos. N O Fry and W S McLaughlin of Cosmopolis visit ill father L Hayes at Mrs. Wartmang’s home. Pile driving begins for foundation of Syverson Lumber & Shingle Co mill. bidder J B Calder reports four bids for Main street concrete building. lowest bid from Chris Olson and Carl J Moss. project to employ locals. building size 245 by 110 feet, two stories.
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J. A. Hutcheson
G. J. Taylor
Oakville
C. If Clemons
Tda
Portland
Miss Clemons
EB. Pound
Evans
Miss Craig
Aberdeen
Syverson Lumber & Shingle Co
Syverson
J. B.B. Calder
Main Street
Montesano State Bank
Chris Olson
Carl J. Moss
Elma Socials Report With Births Visits and Meetings
Miss Marie Gleason of Satsop visits sister Mrs Leybold in Elma. Frank and Mrs Bushey welcome twins born Saturday morning. Mr J Whidden of Eugene arrives for a short Elma visit with relatives. The Ladies Aid of the MFE church gathers at West Anderson Street. County W C T A executive meets to plan June 28 and 29 county convention. Hervey and Arenhart contract to clear five acres for Charles Rasmussen. E C Kibbe begins to pack mail between post office and trains. Mrs W T Walton of Hoquiam visits Elma relatives earlier in the week.
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Er J. Whidden
Eugene
Oregon
Elma
Hervey & Arenhart
Charles Rasmussen
Main Street
E. C. Kibbe
U.S
Kibbe
W. T. Walton
Hoquiam
Charles Turner and Lucia MacDonald Wed in Hoquiam Area
A quiet wedding took place at noon Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coombes with Charles Harrison Turner and Lucia MacDonald joining in marriage. Rev. J. W. Fresconi officiated in the presence of relatives and a few close friends.
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W. A. Coombes
Charles Harrison Turner
Lucia MacDonald
J.W. Fresconi
OAKVILLE VISITORS AND WEDDING IN GARRARD CREEK AREA
OAKVILLE residents and visitors including Mrs A Trolland Olympia trip and Mayor Fitzgerald Aberdeen lumber interests, Ruth Townsend Montesano deputy assessor visiting O H Fry, Mrs Frank Stivens Tacoma visit, Mr and Mrs O H Fry Portland trip with Mrs Lee Rusk, Edgar P Smith and Louise S Van Vleet wedlock at Garrard Creek home of bride’s parents with Rev A Anderson officiating.
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Fitzgerain
Aberdeen
Ruth Townsend
Montesano
O. H. Fry
Portland
Ore
Lee Rusk
Edgar P. Snith
Louise
van Vleet
Mrs. van Vieet
Garrard Creek
Rev. A. Anderson
Special meeting on freight rates between Grays Harbor and California
President L G Hamburger of the chamber of commerce will convene a special meeting next week to discuss alleged rate discrimination by the Northern Pacific between Grays Harbor cities and Sound and Portland. Local manufacturers have complained and consider raising funds for a steamship to carry freight and passengers to California ports, asserting a general freight steamer could be profitable.
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Chamber of Commerce
California
L. G. Hamburger
Grays Harbor
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
The
Sound
Portland
Chamber
Child burial ohne permit shocks Cosmopolis scene
County Coroner Paul Smits was summoned to Cosmopolis for a child burial without a permit. The newborn died moments after birth with no attending physician. The body was exhumed by Dr. B A Schumacher for the state board of health and handed to the coroner for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smits
Cosmopolis
B. A. Schumacher
State Board of Health
Attorney General rules school warrants must be paid when presented
In Olympia on April 9 the attorney general advised the state school superintendent that state law does not provide for canceling unpresented school warrants. They must be paid when presented, regardless of how many years have elapsed. General county warrants, however, may be canceled if unpresented for six years after being called by the treasurer.
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Olympia
Major C Kutz Entertained At Dinner In Hoquiam
A dinner honoring Major C W Kutz United States engineer in charge of the district was hosted by Senator Alex Polson at the Grayport hotel in Hoquiam last evening.
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Hoquiam
C. W. Kutz
United States Engineer
Alex Polson
Grayport
The Outlook For Ship Subsidy In Congress
J. A. Edgerton discusses the chances of a ship subsidy bill passing Congress noting treasury deficits and public opposition. He cites Democrats insurgents and regulars unlikely to join amid an election year and argues Taft may push the measure eventually, though not this session.
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Congress
Treasury
al Willys
Champ Clark
Admiral Sperry
Elihu Root
South America
Taft
J. A. Edgerton
Hints for Farmers on Hog Size and Poultry Lice Control
An Iowa hog raiser extols the profitable large type hog weighing 750 to 850 pounds for boars and 600 to 750 pounds for sows, stressing quality form and sexed heads. It warns against extremely large ill shaped hogs, and notes coat quality as an indicator of growth. A disinfectant method for hen roosts using laundry soap cresol and kerosene is described, with cautions on handling and dipping as an alternative.
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Poland-China
Iowa
Itomestead
Hog Wisdom on Winter Feeding and Worm Control
Winter hog feeding requires clover cuttings steamed and grain for bulky food. If pigs go off feed give oats for a day or two and treat wormy pigs with turpentine in feed at a teaspoonful per fifty pounds, reducing dose to avoid overdose. neglecting worms often explains poor growth.
Aeration of Soil and Porosity Benefits
Experiments show that a cubic foot of drained soil dries lighter than the same amount from undrained soil, indicating higher porosity. Drained soil admits more air, while evaporation cools the soil and reduces upward water movement that can suffocate roots.
Rates for Equine Health and Diet in Historical Text
A veterinary note explains that a horse not sweating signals illness while excessive perspiration may occur for health reasons. A thick hair coat, constipation, and low spirits can affect energy. Dietary advice includes oats and hay plus weekly bran mash, potatoes or apples occasionally, and linseed oil or oilmeal.
Care of Calves and Digestive Health Advice
The article notes calves craving wood or non food items signal excessive acidity in the digestive organs. It recommends giving a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda in milk twice daily to neutralize the acid, as with cows that eat bones.
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Farm Journal
Grain Rations for the Colt by Age
A fair allowance of grain for the colt is given in oats. Up to one year old it is two to three pounds daily. One to two years old receive four to five pounds. Two to three years old require seven to eight pounds. Source American Agriculturist outlines these age based rations.
Careful Dishwashing for Delicate China and Glassware
Practical guide to washing ordinary china and delicate glassware. Emphasizes warming procedures, avoiding sudden temperature changes, and using proper tools. Recommends warm water first for glass, ammonia or borax cleaners, soft cloths, and safe shelving arrangements.
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China
Summer Headache Cure From Fresh Mint Leaves
A woman tormented by heat induced headaches finds relief after an old colored woman shares a southern remedy. Fresh mint leaves are crushed into a juice and bound on the head, with witch hazel added in severe cases. The mint’s scent and soothing effect bring sleep and cure.
War mines and coal mine horrors intertwined
The author argues that if war planted mines could detonate with the regularity of coal mine blasts, it would add a distinct indictment of the horrors of war, underscoring the industrial scale of destruction and danger faced by workers and soldiers alike.
Along the Waterfront Loads at Slade and Union Mills
The schooner A. J. West loads at the Slade mill for Pedro while the schooner Helen loads at the Union mill for Kahilul Hawaii and the steamer Doris is loading at the water’s edge.
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A. J. West
Slade Mill
Pedro
Helen
Union Mill
Kahilul
H. I
Edward R. West
Callao
Peru
Multiple ships loading at mills bound for West Coast ports
The log lists vessels at various mills loading for destinations including San Diego San Francisco San Pedro and Honolulu. Ships such as the John Smith Borealis Sehome Allen A G C Lindauer Helene Centralia and Westerner are noted at Slade Union Federal American and other mills with specific loading plans and recent sailings from Saturdays.
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John Smith
Slade Mill
San Diego
Borealis
Union Mill
Kakilui
H. I
Pleasant Home Add Details For Parkside Lots
One block from the car line near Parkfifty foot lots offered by Will Lanning with $25 down and $10 per month financing.
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Pleasant Home
Will Lanning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Our County
If. T. Mayles
Manila
P. I
En Kaeli
P. Yoskey
Saginaw, Mich
H. P. Yoskey, Jr
Attrcs Mes
James Carrier
Port Townsend
William Carrier
Eureka Cedar Lumber & Suinglie Company
John Rotter
Summit
Presbyterian Church
M. H. Willams
Mariel Kelley
Ecards
Bluff Street
Iocle Aiken
D. G. McFate
Peicviveuia
John Aiken
F¢Olerbold, Jr
Rmind
F. L. Carr
Mrs. Carr
Mesdaumes N. O. Fry
W. S. McLaughlin
L. Hayes
G. H. Wartmang
Marie Gleason
Satsop
Mrs. Leybold
Mrs
Frank Bushey
R. Byrne
J. Will Anderson
M. FE
West Anderson Street
Fouthern
Walton
A. Trolland
Frank Stivens
Delia Purkey
Tacoma
Major C. Kutz
Colt
Chesterfield
Burrows
San Pedro
Burrows Mill
Carlos
Allen A
Federal Mill
Hoa Smith
Santa Barbara
Newburg
Tia
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Ghiihases
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Helene
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Centralia
Svea
Westerner
Western Mill
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