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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
6
Massachusetts highway officials tested an oil and gravel road using seven material blends. An old surface was prepared, oil and asphalt heated separately, gravel heated, mixed on platforms, and laid with a ten ton roller. Proper curing required about twenty four hours before rolling.
Cicely M Halstead's wedding unfolds amid gray skies and a mother's dream urging restraint. Orphan Cicely returns to her homeland to find Philip Reycroft, now a respected lawyer, recovering after saving a newsboy in a street accident. Their reunion proves love stronger than fate, with the boy to share in their fortune.
When a road is improved with macadam or gravel travel doubles and the surface must endure current and future traffic. The improved highway will attract more vehicles to the community.
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce urges residents to complete a census form per person in the home and return or have the government enumerator visit between April 15 and May 1. All data are confidential and used to tally nationwide totals. contact Main 6026 for questions.
In the Superior Court Chehalis County Washington Judith Axland as administratrix to creditors and all claimants against Ole Axland deceased must present claims with vouchers within one year from March 31 1910. Claims due by April 28 1910 publication concluded.
The text traces Holland from Batavi times through Caesar and Gallia Belgica to Austrian rule. It notes dikes and reclaimed land, governance by counts under German emperors, a period as a Dutch republic, and its creation as a kingdom in 1806 with Louis Bonaparte declared king.
A clipped dialogue depicts a man apologizing for forgetting a woman’s name yet recalling her face. She gently corrects him noting her plain name, while he stumbles over expressing admiration for her aristocratic features and surname. The exchange centers on memory and social formality.
The court questions grounds for divorce citing mental incapacity. The woman asserts her husband is unable to understand that she is his boss, challenging the allegation of insanity as grounds for divorce.
A summons in a Washington Superior Court foreclosure case names P W McKinley as plaintiff and W P Williams as defendant. The action alleges delinquent certificates 224 and 225 from Local Improvement District No 261, Aberdeen, totaling 54.75 with penalties and interest, dated October 8, 1909.
William O. McKinlay files suit in Chehalis County Washington to foreclose a tax lien on Certificate 224 Lot 2 Block 2 Pennells addition Aberdeen and Certificate 225 Lots 6 and 8 Block 2 Pennells addition Aberdeen. Delinquent taxes with interest at fifteen percent per year, costs, and penalties are sought along with judgment against the lands and premises described. Proceedings include service of summons and a 60 day defense window with notices for the undersigned at Aberdeen address. First publication April 21 1910. Last publication May 26 1910.
The State of Washington to James Hepworth is commanded to appear within 60 days after April 21 1910 and defend the action filed by Sarah Hepworth to dissolve their bonds of matrimony and obtain an absolute divorce. Attorney Wilson Buttner of Aberdeen Chehalis County represents the plaintiff with last publication May 26 1910.
Plaintiff Josephine Mononen seeks the appearance of defendant Issac Mononen within sixty days after March 31 1910. Public notice lists Wilson Buttner as office attorney in Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington and notes the last publication date as May 5.
Wm M Hulet administrator of the estate of Eliza A Hulet notifies all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within twelve months after the first publication of this notice. Claims must be filed at the office of A Emerson Cross in Aberdeen Washington.
Mina Patterson sues Walter Patterson in Chehalis County within 60 days of the last publication date May 9. The attorney for the plaintiff is listed with office and post office address provided in the notice.
An Aberdeen Herald update from Greys Harbor outlines local happenings over recent days. The piece notes community events, small town concerns, and brief notices reflecting the cadence of the biweekly publication.
In the Superior Court Chehalis County Washington estate of Neils Jens Neilsen deceased. F G Jones administrator will sell at the courthouse steps Monte sano Aberdeen area May 7 1910 at 11 a m for cash the seven block Weatherwax Benns Addition Aberdeen including buildings. Minimum bid 10000. Auction. Publication dates April 18 to May 5 1910.
George M. Wade sues Fannie M. Wade in Montesano Washington asking for an absolute divorce on desertion grounds. The action also seeks title to multiple parcels including Lots 3 and 4 in Block 3 Arland's Addition and Lot 2 in Block 2 Chicago Addition, plus three tax parcels totaling about 6 5 acres. First publication April 18 1910. last publication May 23.
John W. McClure named executor of Lillie E. McClure deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within twelve months after March 31 1910. Claims must be shown at Aberdeen in Chehalis County Washington where the estate business is conducted.
Trustees of the F G Tefft Company notify stockholders of Aberdeen Washington Chehalis county that a meeting will be held at 10 AM May 7 1910 to vote on increasing capital stock from 3000 to 15000 dollars. notices dated March 8 1910. First publication March 10 1910. Last publication April 28 1910.
A fragmentary item notes a chronicle titled Nuclear Ocean Pod appears in a single page segment. The readable text includes references to events and a possible publication date, but details are limited and unclear.
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