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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1912

Page

4

Waugh era Business Blocks Rise on Eighth Street

Hodagdon Building construction under P. L. Strom advances on Wighth Street with Swanson and Ponischil structures progressing rapidly. Marble finish delayed but now en route. occupancy expected soon amid ongoing front work and upper story setting. A Hodgdon project to the east will begin shortly after Swanson occupancy.

Eighth Street Hodagdon Jquiam P. L. Strom Nson Wighth T Pee Yvesay Ponischil Swanson Hodgdon

Boy Scouts Camp Through Washington County Areas

Six McCleary boys under Rev Reed and eleven from Wilma under Rev Strease traveled with the Red Army last week camping at Food Prairie Tuesday and Wednesday then Oakville and Mick River before returning to Elma. Mrs James Woodford dies at 81 in Elma home. funeral held Wednesday preached by Rev Geo A Sheate.

Boy Scouts Red Army McCleary Rev Reed Ticoteen Wilma Rev, Strease Jeff Mma Food Eluata Aur James Woodford Woodford Geo. A. Sheate

Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Severe Coughs

A Wellinston Texas man credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a years long battle with coughs and consumption. He fell to 100 pounds before treatment and with the medicine he rose to 187 pounds and remained healthy for years. The ad promotes 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with trial bottle free guaranteed by druggists.

W. R. Patterson Wellinston Tex

Montesano Businessmen Plan Fourth Annual Picnic

Montesano will host the fourth annual Montesano Business Men's Association picnic on Tuesday August 13 at the Arland ranch east of town. An entertainment committee has prepared sports and the association aims for a day enjoyed by all ages with coffee sandwiches and free watermelons. Track wagons will transport guests in a single trip and cars will shuttle between the grounds and the city.

Montesano Montesany Rhe i ‘Ion

Hoquiam Lodge Plans Purchase of Elmberting Property

Hoquiam lodge No. 45 AOUW decided to buy the Emberting property at Fifth and I streets. The 100 by 100 foot lot includes a large residence and will cost 9600 dollars with street improvements paid. The unanimous vote followed a largely attended meeting and cash will be paid, leaving the treasury between 7000 and 8000 dollars.

Hoquiam Hoquiam Lodge No Fifth

Marriage Licenses Issued In Montesano This Week

During the week in Montesano the following marriage licenses were issued: L. H. Swan of Los Angeles California and Marion Gemmill of New York New York. G. W. Roberts and Myrtle Hilliker of Aberdeen. C. W. Sprague and Ailie Post of Elma. EF O Berglund of Fermer and Cleve land. McCleary J J News and Milderd B Hughes of Aberdeen. Daniel T. Worner and Maud Baldwin. Gabv Ueyva and L Owen. Cynthia D Grove of Hoaniara.

Montesano L. H. Swan Los Angeles Calif Marion Gemmll New York N. Y G. W. Roberts Myrtle Hilliker Aberdeen C. W. Sprague Ailie Post Elma O. Berglund Fermer Cleveland McCleary J. J. News Mildred B. Hughes Daniel T. Worner Maud Baldwin

Hubble Returns From Tacoma With Troop R Washington Guard

Auguot-Sydney Hubble came back Wednesday from Tacoma where he served with Troop R of the Washington national guard. The troop is the only cavalry unit in the state militia and he supported the Blue army during recent maneuvers.

Montesan Sydney Hubble Tacoma Washington National Guar Blue Army

Monster Poland China hog weighs 541 pounds dressed

George Sell of Montesando bought a Poland China hog weighing 541 pounds dressed for his meat market. The hog stood large on the block and drew praise for its size, illustrating the value of raising sizeable hogs.

Montesando Aus George Sell

Camping party at Tornow ranch on upper Satsop

Mrs. and Mrs. W. Pickei and Mrs. Okatson and family, and Mrs. Geo. Sell and Mrs. Frank Jackson camped at the Tornow ranch on the upper Satsop.

Wontes Eran W. Pickei Okatson Geo. Sell Prank Jackson Tornow Ranch Satsop

Malone Needs Train Stop In Elma Area

Aug 3 Elma reports locals urge the Northern Pacific to add a daily noon stop at Malone. Presently Malone only gets Saturday service, forcing residents to travel to Olympia for shopping or rely on the evening and morning trains or walk to Porter for the noon service.

Elma Malone Northern Pacific Olympia Porter

Enormity of Tax Dodging in Four Chehalis Townships

In 1911 and 1912 the Weyerhaeuser Timbers Co. sections were taxed from 602,620 to 608,004, an increase of 306,820. Authors defend coverage as exposing a chief offender with long influence over Chehalis county, detailing four townships and collective tax dodging totaling 1,751,881. The piece contrasts with a humorous aside about heiresses and rivals from the Washington Star.

Weyerhaeuser Timbers Co Herald Chehalis

Democratic State Ticket Listing For Washington

The page lists Democratic nominees for state offices and congressional districts. Secretary of State Lee Rodger Davenport George E. Ryan Seattle. Auditor George Stephenson North Yakima. Attorney General Charles R Hill Colfax Richard Gowen Seattle P M Troy Olympia. Treasurer Louis Gilbert Seattle. Insurance Commissioner Jesse Murphy Seattle Ernest Hibbert Tacoma. Superintendent Eldridge Wheeler Montesano Mrs Kate Monroe Spokane. Congressman at Large K O Edwards Spokane Robert McMurdie Everett George F Christensen Dhaville H M White Bellingham E K Farnsworth Wilbur Thomas R Horner Seattle Masterson Tacoma. Congressman First District Charles G Heifner J M Gephart Seattle. Second District Charles Drury George Hazzard Tacoma J J A Mundy Vancouver. Third District W T Tusin Roscoe Drumhiller Spokane.

Lee Rodgers Davenport George E. Ryan Seattle George Stephenson North Yakima Charles R Hill Colfax Richard Gowen P. M. Troy Olympia Louis Gilbert Jesse Murphy Ernest L. Hibbert Tacoma Eldridge Wheeler Montesano Kate Monroe Spokane K. O. Edwards Robert McMurcie Everett George F. Christensen Dhaville H. M. White Bellngham EK. L. Farnsworth Wilbur Thomas R. Horner Masterson Charles G. Heifner J. M. Gephart Charles Drury George Hazzard JJ. A. Mundy Vancouver

Review of the Lumber Trade Prospects and Prices

The piece notes exhaustion of logs and rising costs for feed, provisions, equipment, and sanitary labor, pushing mills to operate in limited seasons. Many loggers faced a poor year but expect improvement with trade gains. few strong corporations own timber lands may restrain demands. Shingle production centers in Washington with 800 mills focused on shingles, and overall output remains large with market prospects improving and profits possible if demand holds.

Washington Swwethy

Local political notices from Chehalis county 1912 primary bids

A series of candidate declarations appears for Aberdeen and Hoquiam areas. George W. Walsh seeks Constable. J J Penepacker, Prosecuting Attorney. a candidate for Superintendent of Schools in Chehalis County. J E Stewart for Prosecuting Attorney. Mary P. Sutherland for Superintendent. L D Templeman for Sheriff. Robert A Wiley for County Assessor. All list Republican primaries in September 1912 and are paid advertisements.

Aberdeen George W. Walsh Chehalis County Wash J. J. Penepacker Wheeler Ave Hoquiam Robert A WILEY

County Supervisors Promise Improved County Roads

County supervisors and township trustees show growing interest in road work. Plans aim to replace patchy, hand to mouth repairs with better highways, proper road crowns, and gravel or decomposed limestone surfacing to shed water and endure bad weather. Taxpayers praise the effort and hope for more improvements.

Seo Liahy

How to Fight Pests on Crops and Weeds

The article discusses using arsenate of lead or lime-sulphur sprays for cherry and other fruit trees to protect foliage, and recommends one pound per fifty gallons of water for quick mix. It notes wireworms attack corn roots, so crop rotation and fall plowing are key controls. Also mentions the ineffectiveness of certain sprays on leaves and quotes a humor panel about collars.

Haiti Corn

Local Chehalis County races set for September primaries

Multiple candidates announce for county offices including Superior Judge W W Boner seeking reelection and Dr Caryll Smith of Aberdeen entering the race for Coroner. J W Hodge Republican for County Superintendent of Schools and Austin M Wade for Prosecuting Attorney also announce, all subject to September 1912 primaries.

Superior Court Chehalis County W. W. Boner Mason Irwin Ben Sheers Caryll Smith Aberdeen

Canvey Island's Reclaimed Sea Defenses and Dutch Legacy

The Canvey Island story notes how the land nearly submerged until 122 when Sir Henry Appleton granted one third to Jons led for dikes. The Dutch built a twenty mile sea wall, attracting workers who settled on reclaimed land. Old Dutch houses remain as the flat island evokes the Zuyder Zee.

Canvey Island Kingdom Henry Appleton Mus Reed Jons Croppenburg Zuyder Zee London Spectator

Order to Show Cause for Estate Distribution in Chehalis

In the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County the estate of Margaret Leith is ready for final settlement and distribution. J G Leith administrator petitions the court stating debts are paid and requests distribution to heirs per law with a show cause set for August 31 1912 at 9 30 a m. A four week newspaper publication in Aberdeen Herald and posting in three public places are ordered.

Wton Chehalis Margaret Leith J. G. Leith Chehalis County State of Washington Amlontesano Aberdeen Herald

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