Local notes from Corona area visit and community events
Mrs F G Jones visits Portland while Mrs A J Morley travels to Tacoma. Mrs M Keyes recovers at home after surgery at St Josephs hospital. Mr W H Drepeel on railway business. Mrs W C McKinley returns to Glen Grayland. Dudley Steele and Ted Faulk depart for Corvallis to see friends at Oregon Agricultural College. Ladies Aid Society hosts and church improvements noted. Major Inglis and Major Carroll visit for drill. jail term for chicken theft. Funeral held for Willie Donovan. Rosabell Delorne obituary. and local civic meetings and housing plans announced.
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Rosabell. Delorne
Canada
Phillip de Lorne
North’ Street
Fiseel & Pinnick
Fern Hill
Optimist Advice for Cold Relief with Dr King’s New Discovery
An optimistic ad urges readers to rely on Dr King's New Discovery to treat an irritating cold. It claims the medicine penetrates throat linings, kills germs, and aids nature to act, noting cold must be treated at the cause rather than superficially. It promotes personal faith in the remedy and encourages purchasing a bottle today.
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King
Dr. King
Launch Suffered In Gale Near Grays Harbor
The launch Alexander under Captain Harry D. Thompson of Hoquiam is damaged by a gale sweeping Grays Harbor. The vessel lost its engine in the cut off from the main to the Westport channel after taking water in a fish trap and was near sinking before rescue by the Wilson Navigation Company power boat.
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Alexander
Harry D. Thompson
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Westport
Wilson
Wilson Navigation Company
Grays Harbor Eyes Rivers and Harbors Committee Visit
The U S House of Representatives rivers and harbors committee may visit Grays Harbor to study local conditions if efforts by Grays Harbor and Sound business groups succeed.
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Rivers and Harbors Committee
United States House of Representatives
Grays Harbor
Grays Harbor and Sound
Sloan's Liniment Promised Relief for Rheumatism
Advertised claim outlines rheumatic forms including acute chronic rheumatism headaches sciatica and lumbago. It states Sloan's Liniment penetrates to the seat of trouble and relieves pain with several daily applications. A 25 cent bottle urged for emergencies.
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Sloan
Brush Fire Between Markham and South Arbor Reported
A brush fire on logged-off land between Markham and South Arbor caused reports of flames in Markham yesterday. No damage to the town or green timber occurred and the fire was said to be dying out last evening.
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Markham
South Arbor
For Rent Four Rooms Close In
For rent four rooms near central area. Rent reasonable. Inquire S. W. Pearson at 351 North B Street. 56-81.
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S. W. Pearson
North B Street
Pythian Sisters Plan Ho Quin Temple Start
Mrs. Letha Baumert travels to Ho quiam this evening to organize a Pythian Sisters temple in affiliation with the local K P lodge. The Aberdeen temple will participate in ceremonies for the new lodge, expected to enroll about twenty members.
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Letha Baumert
Hoquiam
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Lodge
Aberdeen
Car Stolen And Recovered In Terrace Heights
L L Leighton reported a Ford missing Wednesday night while he attended the Methodist church for the Old Maids program. The car was found last night on Terrace Heights near where Roy Sargent’s car was found weeks earlier. Police believe it was borrowed for a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Leighton
Mr. Leighton
Methodist Church
Terrace Heights
Roy Sargent
Yakima Valley Fruit Ranch For Sale Details and Contact
Yakima Apple tan Yakima Apple tan Yakima Valley fruit ranch on 20 acres with 14 acres in apples and pears, fair house and barn, team and tools, good water, located 3 miles from Selah and 7 miles from North Yakima. Estimated crop two carloads. For particulars see L P Dudley at Broadway Pharmacy, phone 99. 52K.
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Yakima Valley
Selah
North Yakima
L. P. Dudley
Broadway Pharmacy
Milk price trends in 1914 show regional gaps and yearly drop
The U S Department of Agriculture reports average milk prices paid to farmers in 1914 at 3.804 cents per quart, down from 3.849 in 1913. Prices varied by month and region, highest in New England at 4.657 cents per quart for the year and lowest in the Middle Atlantic at 2.841 cents.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Middle Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Crab season tightens as Washington bans crabs July to October
Washington state enacts a new fisheries code extending a crab closed season from July 1 to October 1. Crabs may not be offered for sale during that period, ending a prior practice of storing winter catches for summer sale.
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Washington
L. H. Darwin
Bowes Delivers Fast 25 Mile Drive
Councilman J M Bowes drove 25 miles from Cohassett in one hour and five minutes in a Ford. Passengers included D M Bowes, George Cotter of Mexico, a cousin visiting the Bowes home, and J W Lupton. They ate chicken potpie during the trip and Bowes invites anyone to try the same route in the same car in the same time.
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J. M. Bowes
Cohassett
Mr. Bowes
D. M. Bowes
George Cotter
Mexico
Bowes
J. W. Lupton
Mr.Bowes
PUSH QUINIAULT ROAD WORK
Twelve teams are at work on the road to Lake Quiniault, with Standard Transfer company holding the contract. Work will continue through the dry season, and six or seven more teams will be added at the start of the week. No plan to halt or switch outfits.
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Will Herren
Standard Transfer Company
Lake Quiniault
Herren
Myr
Quackenbush Returns from Portland to Take New Post
Clarence C. Quackenbush arrived home last evening from Portland and will soon return to the Rose City to assume a highly responsible position with a major firm there.
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Clarence
C.’ Quackenbush
Portland
Quackenbush
Rose City
Printing Firm Aims for Local Contract Boost
Particular Printers Aberdeen Printing Co. at 309 East Wishkah seeks new business and expanded town contracts. The Aberdeen firm positions itself for community printing needs amid competitive bids from nearby shops.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
East Wishkah Ss
Peruna remedy for catarrh cited by J C Metcale
A reader letter from Mabel in Missouri praises Peru na as a fine remedy for catarrh and various ailments. The writer asserts widespread success with the preparation and claims no observed failures or delays in results.
Motor Car Schedule Replaces Trains Between Grays Harbor and Centralia
The Q W motor car will begin May 2 running daily between Grays Harbor and Centralia with Sunday service, replacing trains 51 and 52 which will become freight only. Westbound it leaves Portland 2 10 p m and arrives Aberdeen 7 40 p m with intermediate stops in Seattle Tacoma Centralia and Beadle. eastbound it departs Aberdeen 9 15 a m reaching Centralia 1 40 8 p m and Portland 3 80 p m.
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Q.W
Grays Harbor
Centralia
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Beadle
Portland
Seattle
Handling Cover Crop For Better Next Crops
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge thorough incorporation of green cover crop material into soil. Do not rush. use dish and smoothing harrow until soil is well pulverized and matter is mixed. For fertilizer guidance, write the USDA at Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Doctor Munster Promises Confidential Male Health Care
Dr Messer states no agents assist him and offers confidential treatment for chronic diseases and ailments peculiar to men. He advertises blood tests, enlarged glands, bladder and kidney issues, hernias, and piles treated without surgery with references available. He notes two state licenses, a university diploma, and over twenty years of experience.
Aberdeen Herald Twenty Years Ago May 2 1895 Highlights
The Congregational ladies fed over 500 people and cleared about eighty dollars. The new Episcopal church is to be dedicated next Sunday. Capt A Benham and family move to Aberdeen. Birth announced for April 30. Sheriff Graham and J W Divilbiss attended an Odd Fellows meeting. An entertainment for the railroad fund was postponed. George Fisher and bride welcomed by locals. Regular service between Aberdeen and Dyehut planned tri weekly with Capt Benham moving HQ to Aberdeen aiding North Beach.
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Episcopal Church
Capt. A. Benham
Family of
Hoquiam
John Evans
E. C. Finch
Sheriff.Graham
J. W. Divilbiss
Montesano
Odd Fellows’ Celebration Committee
Opera House
Railroad Fund
Wm. Anstie
Fred Dawley
T. F. Haynes
Olympia
Land Office
J. Rasor
Jas. Murphy
Carman
Dabney
Gus. Leese
George Fisher
Bride
Aberdeen
San Francisco
George
Pisher
Dyehut
Benham
Thistle
North Beach
Business Men’s Association
Butler Special Booster Announces Sells Floto Circus Tour
Al Butler, a special agent and booster, confirms the Sells Floto Circus with Buffalo Bill's Original Wild West will appear in the city for a one day engagement on May 27. The show features Buffalo Bill, Rosa Rosalind, Hugh Clark's wild west troupe, 40 clowns, Devlin's Zouaves, Rhoda Royal and more, with general admission at 25 cents and a parade at 10:30 circus morning.
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al Butler
Sells Floto Circus
Buffalo Bill
Wild West
Mr. Butler
Hugh Clark
Wyoming
Rosa Rosalind
America
Devlin
Rhoda Royal
Circus
Two Men Arrested After Street Fight at Fashion Saloon
J. S. Palmer and Sarge DeRose were arrested by Captain Church and Patrolman Schmidt after a fight at the Fashion saloon. Palmer was slightly cut in the ear and neck and recalls nothing of the wound. A blood-stained knife was found on DeRose, but with insufficient evidence they will be tried for fighting.
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J. S. Palmer
Sarge DeRose
Captain Church
Schmidt
Palmer
DeRose
Judge Ben Sheeks Struggles With Weather Slows Baseball Practice
April 29 reports inclement weather hampers Judge Ben Sheeks baseball practice at Montesano. Trainers say rest will help him avoid overdoing it and going stale, with Studying law noted as his current activity between sessions.
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Montesano
Ben Sheeks
Alee
Wise advertisers favor The Herald in Chehalis County
The Herald remains the county’s most widely read paper, widely trusted by advertisers for reach and influence across Chehalis County.
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the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Advertisers
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Corona
F. G. Jones
A. J. Morley
8. M. Keyes
St. Joseph’s Hospital
W. H. Drepeel
O.W. Railway
W.,c. McKinley
Glen Grayland
Shelley’s Grocery
Magasines
Mrs. Gel Béwiby
North Batreet
Ey Wee
Dudley Steele A
Ted Faulk
Corvallis, Ore
Orgeon Agricultural ‘College
Stoopainde
Hume Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Swedish Church
First Methodist Church
Second and I Streets
George M. Karts
J. M. Allen
Millwaukee
Presbyterian Church
H. P. Potter
North Broadway
T. W. Tebbs
Civic Lumber Agency
Tues
Chicago
William Inglis
John Carroll
Company ‘A
Second Regiment
John Renitz
Justice Court
Lt. Gardner
Tryfe
A. P. Sprague
City
Ngton
Carlisle
Mr. Sprague
O. R. Austin
Presidio
Sancisco
West Eighth Street
J. B. Kinne
West Ninth
M. A. Brachvogel
Willie Donovan
Dan Donovan
Randall
Whiteside
Colny’s Chapel
J. T. McQueen
Fern Cemetery
A. E. Alexander
Clothier
J— Ernest P. Marsh
State Federation of Labor
Franklin Parent- Teacher Association
Tegal
J. W. Clark
Worth Mc ‘Clare
Rexall
Broadway
Pharmacy
Yakima
Ford
Picture Framing
Aberdeen Paint Company
E. Market St
J. C. Metcale
Mabel, Mo
O.W. Car
Messer
E. Heron Street
A.A. Star
A. Wallin
F & Hume
Aberdeen Herald
Butler
Sell&floto Circus
Sheeks
U. K
Candy Kitchen
Market &T
State Bureau of Fruit and Vegetable Inspection
E. Wishkah
Isop Produce Co. Sal
Sta Taple
Sinclair
Han, Per
P.S
L. L. Maley Aberdeen
Wash
G. H. Guptill
E. Wishkah ST
Bob. Bryan
South F Street
Reg US
Taylor
Xawzor
Mnaud
Lilac
S. Parfumerie
PINA
Pinaud
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