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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement extols Andrew Carnegie as a self made pioneer and promotes Chehalis County Bank offering 4 percent interest on deposits with semi annual compounding as a showcase of prosperity. The note also mentions Alvin the Best Silver Plated Ware and New Jewelry in a related ad line.
Local column notes Evans Drug Co. ads and items from Aberdeen with visitors at Seattle fair. Mentions Dr. Smith ill, couples wed including Alfred Schneider and Lola Johnson, and city officials noting equalization concerns. Residents travel to Cohassett Beach and Seattle, with various errands and small notices.
Abundant Aberdeen society items show Mrs A E Crusine visiting Seattle for the fair, Mrs J S Coxex and Mrs WN Bush to Olympia, and many local residents traveling to Seattle for the fair or visiting relatives. Employment offices advertise help, and a quiet wedding unites Hiram Ray Eis and Blanche A Brownell at the bride’s home.
During the Lyndora disturbance linked to car and wheel company strikes crowds jeered mounted troopers who flowed into riot formation. A bottle struck Trooper Tass and windows shattered as three people were shot in the melee. Troopers later fired at the ground as they advanced, with several arrests and ongoing patrols of jails on freight trains.
Thirty ministers and thirty laymen from Chicago join a church union movement sparked by Philadelphia's Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The group seeks an interdenominational federation to regulate religious supply and demand, covering twelve states under Chicago's jurisdiction with many towns and several mid sized cities in scope.
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