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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
8
A traveler aboard the steamer Chehalis from San Francisco to Grays Harbor fought mental confusion while at sea. He was confined after being discovered rocking in his stateroom for three days. He remained disoriented but physically recovered, with no mania visible and no further dangerous acts.
The Rivers and Harbors Board in Washington, DC will review a petition from Hoquiam district groups urging dredging funds. The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce and local clubs including the Commercial club and Twenty Five Thousand club have signed, with Riverdale and East Hoquiam clubs signaling support.
Hoquiam dispatch reports Mayor Mourant will call a special election between June 1 and June 25 to decide the commission plan of government if petitions are signed by enough qualified voters and drawn legally.
The statement notes that discussions will occur with City Attorney James P. H Callahan and supporters of the government plan. It mentions petitions led by electors Philbrick and Hearth, checks in the ward books, and affidavits from petition circulators taken yesterday morning.
Work on the Koontreer sewer remains unfinished delaying Donal estimates and bond issuance for the district. City Treasurer W B Ogden has delayed compiling assessments and collecting payments while the bonds await readiness.
George Waters and his family, recently from Arkansas, decide to settle in Elma. He purchased the residence and three lots on Ninth street via the Lynch Anderson agency and has moved in, with plans to start a business later.
Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh of Seattle state lecturer for the W C T U held a mothers meeting at Mrs. M M Wakefield’s home in Elma. She spoke to Elma’s young people at the Christian church on temperance and lectured high school students Wednesday morning.
The Vidette newspaper announces the contract for a new building let to James Movie. The one story structure measures 49 by 50 feet, uses reinforced concrete with a pressed brick front, and is valued at 33500 dollars. Architect is W F Barrows of Montesano.
Charles L. Huntley arrived in Montesano from Sterling City California and is spending the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs S M Huntley. He is greeted by many old friends after returning to his former home town for the season.
Aberdeen Printing Co invites customer feedback and promises to make it right if not satisfied, offering contact at telephone 6401 for concerns or praise.
In Sano on April 26 an opera singer named Montesang suffered a leg injury during a performance. The guide indicates the limb was below the knee, and the incident occurred at the city theater as part of the show.
According to Assessor Jones there are 174 indications in Chehalis counties. The personal property assessment at Montesano totals $175 in 1969 it was 115,000 a substantial increase. The personal property valuation of all the mills in Cowen and Hoquiam exceeds 190 percent it was $62.
Elma April 25 8 Thursday evening the Lady Maccabees surprised Mrs Clara Vance at her Division avenue home. Refreshments followed and she received a token of remembrance before moving with husband to Malone. Attending were Mesdames Bus ing Divine W Moore Dillman Lewis Briley Robertson R McSorley Ed Lovell and Miss Bessie Divine.
An ad-era urging early kidney care cites backache and urinary symptoms as clues to kidney disease. Doan's Kidney Pills, claimed effective where others fail, are endorsed by Mrs John Dicks of Hoquiam and sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
Last Friday night members of the church hosted a reception for newly appointed minister Mr. M. F. Horn and his family in Aberdeen. Refreshments included cake coffee and ice cream as several departments offered welcoming addresses. The pastor spoke humbly about continued church growth and expressed gratitude for the warm reception.
Pioneer Mr Reed visits Aberdeen surprised locals with stories from a long life in farming and cattle trading. Raised between Montesano and Elm and later working on Grays Harbor cattle buying trips before Aberdeen existed, he now lives in Olympia and travels for a San Francisco soap company.
Marion F Horn the pastor of the Christian church will speak on questions about a personal devil and gods role in creation. This Sunday night marks the second address on special themes with morning subject The Mystical Body and special music at both services. The location is 3rd and L with a Bible school at 10. You are invited to attend this home like church.
A Milwaukee postal card shows a demand for 263.00 from Joseph Jacob to the Kanotten Ice store tied to a bankruptcy. Jacob replies that the firm holds a bill of sale from Uncle Sem and hints that any wrongdoing should be addressed to him, naming William H. Taft as manager.
Charles W. Pressley, leading pianist tuner maker and repairer offers services for Grand Bijou Rex Empire Novelty Dream theaters and major music stores Eilers Payette's Wade's plus top teachers. All work guaranteed to be better than you have had or no pay. Orders left at Harlan's Book Store Aberdeen or Hoquiam.
An advertisement extols Jackson's Arnica Salve as unmatched for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema laits rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles. Sold for 25 cents at L Beckenhat Bien.
Alven M. Smith is named executor of Major L. A. Abbott deceased with letters testamentary issued. Creditors must present claims within one year of first publication April 3 1911 to Bridges & Bruener at Aberdeen Washington. failure bars claims. Date of first publication April 3 1911.
A New Jersey city imposes a ban on bark eating and organizes shade tree commissioners. Children in playgrounds wear badges and patrol to deter damage and keep horses from chewing tree trunks. The program reduced damage in local parks and promotes guardianship of urban trees. The article also includes a court summons from Washington for Chehalis County, details a divorce action, and lists attorney contact information with dates for publication.
The quote notes that many who fail do so because they imitate those who have succeeded. It emphasizes the value of authenticity and personal approach over copying others. It highlights the risk of mirroring success rather than pursuing one's own path.
An excerpt extols Dutch urban cleanliness and contrasts it with American street littering. It urges residents to dispose of paper and trash responsibly, crumpling wrap instead of tossing it, and appeals to personal propriety over regulation. The piece ends noting Manhattan merchants will publish all announcements locally.
Orline Co Washington offers guidance on stopping drinking with a plain envelope per box. Notes mention D. Plain envelope and a drug company street address.
All Functions is a feature and success depends on notifying The Coast Baking Co in advance. Preparation will follow their preferred method and standards.
Local bakers offer rich cakes for weddings birthdays and parties with same day or short notice service. They emphasize bread cakes and pastry for everyday needs while making special occasions a priority for clients.
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