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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes detail miscellaneous transfers and meetings noting parties such as Gouth Bend, Knoutey, Maize, Patterson and Fraser. The text mentions percentages, corrections, and scheduling around a series of unspecified meetings. No clear dates or full entities are provided.
Reverend T. Rowe Bishop, arriving from the north aboard the Yuvutan, provides first hand notes on a major gold strike along Nolan Creek in the Korukuk river region. He describes mining camps, washed-out pans near Olson lands, reports of large pan yields up to 549 dollars and nuggets around 1800 dollars, and mentions the Nolan Creek area as roughly 200 miles from the ocean with about 125 men in the camp. He heads to Sissop afterward.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident involving a car oncoming near a trestle and injuries to Mr and Mrs Holten. Other lines reference figures like Taft and Go to Panama, but details are unclear. The readable portion covers a local accident with injuries and incomplete names.
Fragmentary OCR lists box numbers and locations for fire alarm boxes in Aberdeen area including Wilson Bree, S. E. Slade Mill, American Mill, Heron, Market and F, and Middle-Brownhury streets with unclear descriptions and street references.
Minutes of the Superior Court detail cases heard last week and set for trial. Real estate transfers and miscellaneous instruments filed with the county auditor are listed, including several quit claims and corrected plats. Multiple divorces noted, with judgments and advisements in progress.
A bustling floral festival begins in Santa Barbara as a parade and bouquet battle travel along Ocean Boulevard to Plaza del Mar. Officers praise the event’s beauty and training discipline while sailors anticipate the next port of call and a lighter duty schedule.
A Aberdeen resident credits Dean's Kidney Pills with long relief from chronic kidney troubles after other methods failed. The user reports immediate improvement after starting the remedy and continues to keep it on hand, praising Foster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents.
Uncalled letters list includes Anna Atkinson Antonio Batterreehea Gregory Bobinski Allen Brady Miss Clark Henr Dubray Mrs Wm Draper Edwin Deerin Grave Hardy Hinna Bernhar Henry Pinki Hovila Matti Jake Larsen Marion Marek J L McNeill Joe Nikish Dante Orion Ojala Ida Palmberg Viktor Paul Mrs Clara Flora Poths A P Ramey Chas Robinson T W Stankey Ralph Sowers Mrs M K Sosnowski Pieter Schmidt W H Simonsen Ole Shipman Mrs Alice Strang Emil Scott Anna Woods George Wilson R Zamora and 108 other letters advertised at Aberdeen Post Office for week ending April 28 1908. Office in Crawther Wooingwee corner of G and Heron Streets hours 10 30 to 11 30 am 122 4230 and 7 00 to 8 00 pm. TeIepare 135 BLN MacLafferty specialist in obstetrics and gynecology physicians and surgeons offices open at all hours. Also several attorneys and offices noted in Wishkah Block.
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