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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
6
A humorous court exchange centers on a husband seeking divorce for alleged unfaithfulness. The judge teases the plaintive tale, noting the wife’s beauty and temper, and the husband’s fixation on her ear braids and imagined pretenses. The judge dismisses the plea, suggesting happiness is possible.
A lecturer’s talk is halted as a tall man in a faded suit retrieves Blink’s throat tablets from the audience, swallows one, and returns to the stage. The scene underscores a moment of disruption amid the talk and an aside about proper advertisement placement in the Tribune.
A plain colonial of modern type gains popularity across several states due to practical priced residences. The two story design emphasizes symmetry and simplicity with oak or birch finishes and plain doors, measuring about thirty feet by twenty seven and a half, excluding heating and plumbing.
A profile of Doo A. G. Spalding and Albert G. Spalding details his rise from a Rockford grocer’s clerk to a baseball pioneer and prominent figure in sports business. It also notes potential Republican candidates Admiral W. C. Cowles of Connecticut and Amos Ames of Massachusetts for governor and Senate efforts, with brief bios and career highlights.
Wanted able bodied men ages 19 to 85 for the U S Marine Corps. Must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay 15 to 69 dollars plus possible extra. Food clothing quarters and medical care provided. After 30 years service retire with 75 percent of pay. Duty on ships and ashore worldwide. Apply at the Marine Corps Recruiting Station Aber deen Washington Finch Bridge Heron and H Streets.
Notice to Aberdeen Printing Co. stockholders calls a meeting at the company's Aberdeen Washington headquarters at 10 a.m. on September 16 1910 to vote on increasing capital stock from 5000 to 15000 dollars. Dated July 27 1910 Aberdeen Washington. Officers: Mo J Carney President B L Beall Vice President J E Hutchinson Secretary. First publication July 28 1910 Last publication September 15 1910.
A light humorous sketch recounts a boy named Bob misusing rustic idioms on a country visit. His mother corrects him as the judge notes the improvised tale ends with a confused line about a goat and property. In a separate scene a shopper declines Sunday toys, while the shopkeeper offers Salvation Army soldiers.
In the Superior Court of Washington for Chehalis County S A Randolph appointed administrator of the estate of Anton Brumnjak deceased. Creditors must present claims sworn with vouchers within one year at 522 West Sixth Street Aberdeen Washington. First publication July 21 1910. Last publication August 25 1910.
J W McClure as executor under an August 6 1910 Superior Court order will privately sell the westerly fifty two feet of the northly one hundred thirty feet of lot 1 block 6 Bay View Addition Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington with all buildings and appurtenances. Sale on August 26 1910 at 10 a m at A Emerson Cross office Wishkah Block Aberdeen payment in cash final bid rejection reserved. Last publication August 22 1910.
The State of Washington summons May Gehring in a divorce action filed by Albert Gehring in Chehalis County Superior Court. Respond within sixty days of August 1910 publication. attend court and answer the complaint or a default will be entered. Attorneys Conway and Snider of Aberdeen, Washington, represent the plaintiff. dates of first and last publication August 8 and September 12, 1910.
Estella M. Heaton sues Ralph A. Heaton in Chehalis County Washington seeking dissolution of the bonds of matrimony and an absolute divorce. The summons requires Ralph A. Heaton to answer within sixty days after August fifth 1919 with a final publication date listed September 15 1919. Attorney Wilson Buttner of Aberdeen represents the plaintiff.
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