Aberdeen Chronicle notices and town developments
Local items include visits by Mrs O O Wakefield of Seattle, sale ads for picture frames, and a Montesano business trip. The county board of equalization finished its partial report, reducing real estate valuations by 25 percent. Douglas Pros. expand shops and add a 35 by 60 molding room, while a five story upgrade is planned. Jasper Miner Jr. is jailed for brass hose thefts after pleading guilty, with prior iron-theft bonds already in place.
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Wm. Miner Jr
Marshal Pearson
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Arnold
Emery, Mack & Wood
Hoover
Aberdeen News Briefs and Local Notices
Local item notes Stratton from Westport, Carl Butler of Porter in town, Mrs D J Mullen of Montesano visiting Aberdeen. J C Bradford buys Brunswick hotel and takes over management. Thos Warwick building on First street, another new house on East First. Louise Jackson returns to Portland duties after visit with County Surveyor Jackson. Stay-at-Home club picnic at Preachers Slough. Worrown the Hub at Nye Cosmopolis. Dr Lycan to move to Hoquiam, Aberdeen hotel expansion noted. Council approves street and sidewalk work. water main extension referred to attorney. liquor license granted to O’Elare. Public health ad ends. Dr Pierce’s prescription praised for women’s health. Free medical book offer via mailing.
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O. L. Crain
D Street
Front Street
Heron Street
Broadway
Michigan Avenue
Wishkah
W & Ws
Hume Street
KC Street
Standard OU Co
Board of Health
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Owl
N. Py Ry. Co
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Pierce
Social at Pantist church hall plans and prize
Dh P U hosts a social on Wishkah Street with autumn hats and trimming to be sold to gentlemen scouts. Ice cream and cake sold for 10 cents. Also news of Miss Jane Coombs upcoming September appearance in Bleak House. A fatal accident involving a youth named Marshall is reported along the Wishkah river. Democrats and Populists select county convention delegates for Montesano.
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P. U
Wishkah Street
Ang. Suth
Sos. Lladies
Patterson & Brauer
Jane Coombs
Lady Dedlock
Marsal
Hoquiain
Montesano
Portrait Artist Snodgrass opens Aberdeen branch gallery
W F Snodgrass of Astoria Oregon, a noted portrait artist and photographer, opens a branch gallery in Aberdeen at the Pratsch Gallery. His up to date work includes portraits enlarged in crayon, water colors or India ink. Carl and see our work. Everybody welcome.
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W. F. Snodgrass
Astoria
Oregon
Aberdeen
Pratsch
Carl
Welcom
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