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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
6
London Lit Bits notes that desertion once carried brutal punishments like 1000 lashes and was far more common in harsher times. Today soldiers are better cared for, and true desertion is rare while acts like absence without leave and “jumps” between units remain misconducts but are less severe.
The dialogue shows Uncle Silas pressuring Rod about his youth and social life. Rod blushes and explains his young ladies would not find him interesting, while Silas teases with his own judgments and remarks about attire and prospects. Louis's Companion.
A fragment from a London Chronicle piece recalls Dr. Robert Leary author of History of Great Britain noting a sly joke about shared charges with Dr. Mackintosh. Dr. Henry’s humor is said not to draw crowds, and a remark about two in one fear is mentioned with a dismissive quip.
A compact real estate notice describes an economical yet artistic home with a large living room and adjoining den. Sliding doors separate the dining area, a kitchen with cupboards and a clothes chute, and small bathroom and kitchen cupboards. The layout features red oak trim and an exterior price of 2,200 dollars, with dimensions about width and depth given.
The Gore investigation follows Ballinger and Lorimer probes, alleging a $25 000 offer with possible rise to $50 000 to sway a land contracts bill. Gore claims a lawyer would gain millions from Indian land sales, with two lawmakers tied to the contracts. Inquiry set to begin August 1 in Oklahoma City with a five senator committee.
Male help wanted for U S Marine Corps ages 19 to 35 must be native born or have first papers monthly pay 315 to 69 after 30 years service retire with 75 percent of pay and allowances benefits include food clothing quarters medical care service on ship and ashore worldwide apply at U S Marine Corps Recruiting Station Finch Bridge Heron and H Streets Aberdeen Wash 94 91
Count Frederick von Moltke forms a company to build military airships using a triple Zorn balloon design. Each of three motor balloons can detach within two minutes, allowing rapid deployment, reconnaissance, and bomb delivery. The framework measures 360 feet, with a net lifting capacity of 11 000 pounds and modular detachable sections.
Reports indicate western Canada may not surpass last year’s crop yield despite higher sowing. All notes agree a crop failure is unlikely, though overall production is uncertain.
A Boston Herald anecdote urges a parent to endure a half day away from cares to take Johnny to the circus, framing it as a martyrdom that will be worth it and stressing the parent’s reluctance but obligation to fulfill the boy's wish.
A Philadelphia Times quotation recalls a Sunday school scene where a bright Kentuckian child misidentifies the first man as Henry Clay. The humorous exchange highlights youthful mishearing of biblical origins.
In the Superior Court of Washington for Chehalis County S A Randolph appointed administrator of the estate of Anton Brumnjak deceased. All creditors must present claims sworn and with vouchers within one year at 522 West Sixth Street Aberdeen Washington. Claims not presented are barred. First publication July 21 1910. Last publication August 25 1910.
Estella M. Heaton sues Ralph A. Heaton in Washington state court seeking dissolution of marriage and an absolute divorce with general relief. The defendant must answer within sixty days after August 5 1910. last publication September 12 1910. attorney Wilson Buttner based in Aberdeen Chehalis County.
Royal Arch hosts meetings the second and fourth Thursday each month at 3 p.m. in A. O. A. W. Hall. Visiting Sir Knights are welcome.
Notice to stockholders of Aberdeen Printing Co informs a meeting at its Aberdeen Washington principal office at 10 a m on September 16 1910 to vote on increasing capital stock from 5000 to 15000 dollars. Officers Mo J Carney president B L Beall vice president J E Hutchinson secretary sign and date this notice July 27 1910 with publications July 28 1910 and September 15 1910.
Executor J W McClure announces a private sale of the westerly 52 feet of the north 180 feet of Lot 1 Block 6 Bay View Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington. Sale Friday August 26 1910 at 10 AM at Wishkah Block Aberdeen. Cash bids only. executor may reject any bid. Last publication August 22 1910.
In Chehalis County Superior Court Albert Gehring sues May Gehring seeking a decree of absolute divorce on grounds of desertion and cruel treatment. The State of Washington serves May Gehring with summons to appear within sixty days of August 8, 1910, with August 8 to September 12, 1910 marked as publication dates.
Notice is given that Carl C. Ritenour as administrator of the Ben Dean estate has filed his final account and petition for distribution with the Chehalis County Superior Court. A settlement hearing is set for August 27 1910 at 10 a.m. in Montesano, Wash. Any interested party may appear and file written exceptions.
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