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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
3
Local notices list residents visiting, traveling or relocating from Aberdeen area. People include CG Wyna from Westport on business, George Huntly visiting New York, Gexnor Teats in Tacoma, and J H Gaster traveling to LaCrosse. Notables attend church events, fundraisers, and club meetings while others prepare moves to Ironwood and Minot.
Clarence A Lillie who organized Union Cooperage Co and has led the business resigns. G P Clerin of Portland, a former Aberdeen resident, will succeed him and move back to Aberdeen. Clerin keeps interest in the Clerin Hamilton saw mill at Raymond. Lillie takes a vacation with his wife and child and travels south.
The Herald notes advertising guidance requiring explicit attribution in paid notices and promotions. It emphasizes correct labeling of sponsored content and transparent communication with readers about advertiser involvement.
Time card changes effective Sunday April 23 improve connections to Portland. Details include Train 3808 Portland to Aberdeen and Hoquiam with arrival times, Train 314 Portland to Moclips, Train 434 Portland to Aberdeen and Hoquiam, and revised Sound region trains 665 866 824 822 plus a new Hoquiam Moclips local service with schedules between 90 minutes and two hours.
The Chamber of Commerce backs land development for farming while the State Department of Agriculture supports the soil for crops. With high living costs and a nearby market, Grays Harbor residents seek easier times via farming. State Treasurer Lewis plans to survey 80 acres of fresh creek bottom land near Junction City, with agent Scott Stevens predicting full contracting by the July 1 final survey.
Splendid interest filled all church services last Sunday with the Bible school largest in history and eager plans for growth. The day featured 11 a.m. The True Vine and Fruit bearing Branches and 8 p.m. The Meanest Thing in Aberdeen. Bible school at 10 a.m. classes for all and a 6:45 p.m. Young People meeting on Lord's Day Benefits. Signed Marion F Horn minister.
Work to lay rails on the North river extension of the Oregon & Washington Railway will start May 1. Over 11 percent of the grade is completed. The 12 mile branch halted last winter and has resumed. When finished it will serve Chehalis county’s timber belt and open a fertile valley for farming.
In Montesano the bond issue of 125000 for buying the Montesano Light and Water Co plants was defeated 81 to 52 with 153 of 220 registered voters casting ballots. The result reflects limited public interest in city affairs.
Victor Carlson an employee of Big Creek Timber was injured by a breaking line and is recovering rapidly at Aberdeen General hospital according to a night attendant. It was believed he might not survive when first admitted.
Cosmopolis man Spiegle was awarded 2000 dollars by a Superior Court jury against the P S and G H Ry Co for property damage linked to railroad construction. He originally sued for 4000 dollars. In other news, members of the O C club met at Miss Mary Reiter's home at 703 West Second Street for stories games and refreshments. The next gathering is planned at Miss Grace Standings' home, 901 West Market Street.
An old advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pills as gentle aids to liver kidneys and bowels that restore proper action and health. Available for 2 cents at L Beckenhauer's.
City readers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should contact City Messenger Co at telephone 5931, and a copy will be mailed to the address on file.
Charles F. Booher, a Missouri congressman and former farmer, attended a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Hotel Washington. Prof. R. W. Thatcher of the State College spoke on local soils, urged a county soil survey, and highlighted swamp lands as fertile when reclaimed, noting valley and hill lands are suitable for cultivation.
A Tuesday city hall gathering led by Temporary Chairman W J Patterson discussed forming the Chehalis County Fair Association. Ek L Minard and C H Boynton of Elma pledged support and a county fair is planned for Aberdeen in September with a reconvened meeting set for next Saturday in Elma.
Inland shipping notes report multiple vessels loading and sailing from Aberdeen area mills. The Sven sails to San Francisco from Wilson mill while J B Stetson loads for San Pedro at Donovan mill. Polaris and Forester load for West Coast. Alpena for Australia. Newburg, Doris, Fair Oaks, Santa Monica sail for San Francisco or San Pedro from various mills. Helene returns for repairs after a 29 day voyage.
Public health alert extols Electric Bitters as a fever and malaria cure noting its use against malaria germs in blood. Testimony from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina claims three bottles removed malaria from his system and restored health. Available for 50 cents at L Beckenhauer's.
The City Messenger company installed two telephones Nos 5931 and 5941 with one always open. Call either to reach Central. Jos Farrell barber supplies and other toilet articles Evans Drug Co. tf.
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