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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
1
Aberdeen Herald correspondents gather items from Chehalis County across Hoquiam Elmira and Montesano. Notes include Hilary Halbert buying a yacht, Ben Rolfson heading to Portland for the fair, a new tug Agnes named by Captain Harry Hubble, and county figures traveling for business and social events.
Geo Quimby returns from White Star mill nursing a finger injury. Mrs Unn Mooney begins school term in Matthews district on the Wynooche. Chester Gribble owns cub bears bought from Jake Reinkens in Wynoowhe valley. Mrs Dodge visits her brother H B Muarey and returns to Mima. C F Bazzle elected representative to grand lodge A O U W meeting in Tacoma. Mrs M L Nuthery and children move into rooms in Gus Schulze block. Montesano marketmen prepare for a shoot by slaying blue rock pigeons. Robert Coghlan, former Book ranch operator at West Aberdeen, seeks farm to buy or lease. Labor claims of 125 dollars filed against county for Montesano Aberdeen road work on absconding contractor Hanson. J T Durdle of Montesano Creamery sold and set up separators.
Hank Winston wired telephone to Porter last week while Uncle Tommy Laws recuperates after illness. Wm Blackburn left for California to stay awhile. Marion Winiecki adds an extension to his Cedar street home. A deer owned by A L Clark died after jumping a wire fence. Harry Liston visited to plan rebuilding the government farm house near the Puyallup reservation. Show people sent to Montesano by Justice Harris were released for paperwork issues.
An early 1900s advertisement promotes Herbine as a health booster curing constipation biliousness dyspepsia fevers and liver kidney complaints with Mrs D W Smith of Whitney Texas praising it. The Aberdeen post office lists uncalled for letters for the week ending April 11 1905 with several names and two advertised mail items for Captain C Henningsen and Muriel plus 4th Class ad mail Reuben Moody.
A Mississippi Valley Lumberman column argues both sides of lobbying in state legislatures. It contends corporations rely on agents to guard interests while praising calls to curb bribery and blackmail, and suggests sanctions for blackmailers and receivers of favors.
North Yakima April 12 county commissioners boosted the appropriation for the Yakima county exhibit at the Lewis and Clark fair from 1500 to 2500 dollars. The boost provides ample funds to fit out a proper display for the event and Prosser residents are urged to help assemble a Benton County display carved from Yakima at the last legislative session.
A battle over Presidents views on Washingtons farewell maxim arises as Harper s Weekly Sun and other papers challenge Roosevelts claim that being prepared for war promotes peace. They cite Washingtons cautious stance and note the Mexican war as unjust while urging consistent justice in U S policy and rhetoric.
Dr. Bergin of Pana Illinois praises Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best for burns and accidental injuries. He notes farmers benefit most from its quick healing and says it should be kept in every home. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes from W B Paine & Co.
Mrs. C. Peterson of 625 Lake Street Topeka Kansas endorses Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a speedy cure for coughs and colds noting its pleasant taste. Available in 25 50 cent and 1.00 dollar bottles via W B Paine Co. Herald Printery advertises best commercial job printing.
It promises a cure for itching blind bleeding or protruding piles with PAZO OINTMENT. Patented refund policy if no cure in 6 to 14 days. First application brings relief. 50c. deposit 150c for mail order from Paris Medicine Co. St Louis MO. Take the Best The Ser merald ad.
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