Foreclosure and court actions listed in county records
Relying of real estate transfers and miscellaneous instruments filed. case list includes T A F Williams vs Ralph S Stacy for tax lien foreclosure. Olympia Brewing Co vs M W Snyder for mortgage foreclosure. County vs J B Aaker replevin. Aberdeen State Bank vs Peter Jancko mortgage foreclosure. N W Fisher vs Laura Fisher divorce. Copalis Lumber Co vs A Hills debt. garnishment in Hoquiam Sash & Door Co. case. mandamus action State on relation of Ed Bennett vs County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. F. Williams
Ralph S. Stacy
O. M. Nelson
Same
R. T. Dabney
Ed Bennett
Mandamus
Dan Pearsall
Moses Wilppone
C. A. Landberg
T. H. McKay
Olympia Brewing Co
M. W. Snyder
Samuel Ibbittson
Ptuigavic
C. F. Peterson
PMV
Gite Uahs
J. W. Tompkins
O. E. Willey
Lis Pendens
Hayes & Hayes
Bankers
H. W. Hanson
Rice
Aberdeen
J.m Wells
Jim Pulos
SANDS
Artvi Vers Ag
Enteseats
Mesascrae
Cmyinence
M. V. Snyder Et
Weatherwax & ‘Benn
Aberdeen State Bank
Peter Jancko
Robert Storey
B. Kay
N. P. Carlson
South Aberdeen
H. B. Strong
Sven
Simons
Fe B. Crawford
C. T. Berg Et al
North Hoquiam
Hoquiam
Instruments Filed in Aberdeen Area Land Transfers
A list of numerous quit claim deeds, mortgages, reversions, and right of way filings affecting Aberdeen South and North areas, including properties in Northern Pacific addition and various additions to Hoquiam, Elma, Montesano, and Hoquiam. Names include Marrset, Madden, Jokela, Zigler, Bowes, McKak, Peterson, Murphy, Jerrells, Green, Kibbe, Loggar, Calder, Bernsten, Thurber, Moe, Misner, Bruneau, Chinn, and Hopkins among others. Actions cover transfers, releases, and conditional sales with multiple lots, blocks, and tracts described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Marrset
Best
Karr
Pleasant Home
Ben Zigler
Emma Mai
S. K
W. J. Patterson
Terresa
North Aberdeen
Ethel G. McKak
Henry
Dediocare
Marthelda Peterson
Jo- James B. Murphy
Bertha S. J. E. Jerrells
Hat
Elma
F. J. Becker
H. Zent
Aberdeen
W. J. Market
Edwin May
Lot
Storiel
Eureka
Elm
Filip Et
Paul Bytomski
Edward McManemy
Nellie Thorpe
South Aberdeen
Seer Peek L. Green
Northern Pacific
L. A. Kibbe Etux
P. C. Kibbe
Etais
Amanda R. Kibbe
Kibbe
Loggar
Northwestern Lumber Co
City of
J. E. Calder
C. F. Veysey
Byles
Montesano
Seph Bernsten
Hoquiam
Berarsie
R. C
Frank L. Best
Washington Savings & Loan Association
Tie Johnson
Oakville State Bank
Cedarville
Csaeee
Chinn Et Ux
Hanny
Wakefield & Byles
John Bruneau
Farmers & Lumbermen’s Bank of
Andrew Leukko
Abrablock
D. B. Carver
Aberdeen Savings & Loan Association
Ham Harkonen
Evans & Lewis
Henry Bauer
Nel
J. B. Bridges
W. Manley
W. M. Atwell
J. D. Huffman
Ralbhelie
Gino
Settas Launders
Tact Eels
Peter Anderson
M. F. Smith
Hayes & Hayes
A. G. Wellington
W. Bar
W. J. Morkert
Fea
M. C. Berg
Geo. B. Hopkins
R. C. Turner
Benn
Ingenious Scarecrow Reveals Bird Deterrent Method
A Farm and Fireside writer describes a simple effective bird deterrent using two to three two-pound Manila bags dipped in linseed oil filled with peas. Bags are hung in trees or berry fields to rattle in the wind, frightening birds and protecting cherries and other fruit.
No Need to Learn Says Baltimore Reader
A quoted Baltimore American line questions whether a woman in politics can quickly learn to act like a boss. The remark highlights gender expectations in leadership and marriage status as a point of social commentary.
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Baltimore
Novel green velours motorcoat and hat described
A dark green velours motorcoat with raglan sleeves, a voluminous collar, baggy sleeves, and plaited hips closes at the front in a triangular silhouette. A matching fall hat of dark green taffeta features a simple trim around the sideboard turban brim.
Interesting Ways to Beat Nuisances of the Season
A series of home tips for summer nuisances. Remedies include repairing a leaky rubber bag with heated salt or sand, drying silk stockings in shade, using a sugar sponge to trap ants, lubing irons with lard, beeswax turpentine floor polish, lemon and salt for white hats, buttermilk to remove casserole stains, plaster inside torn gloves, vinegar-wrung cloth to prevent cheese mold, lemon juice on brass, and powdered charcoal on burns.
To Keep Goldfish Healthy and Salt Bath Routine
Advice on keeping goldfish healthy through biweekly salt baths a teaspoon per quart for fifteen minutes and careful water changes using a wire strainer. Emphasizes cool placement away from direct sun feeding every other morning and small portions of food.
Egg Sauce for Codfish and Frozen Water Expansion
A white sauce made from rich milk thickened with butter and flour, seasoned with paprika and salt, then folded with chopped hard boiled egg. Also notes water expansion when freezing, mentioning eleven feet becoming twelve feet.
Girls Back Home Admire The Pictures Of Boys On Border
A girl writes to Washington expressing admiration for a guardsman stationed on the frontier. She hopes to meet him once the border stay ends and he returns to the capital.
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Washington
Capital
Soldier photographed at Warren water tank on border
Private Howard Hiltner of the Twenty second United States infantry stationed at Warren Arizona posed beside a water tank for a press photo. A reporter later published the image noting Hiltner had formerly lived in the national capital. The story notes a wartime mood and caution about likenesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hiltner
Twenty-second United States Infantry
Hiltner
Warren
Ariz
Signal Corps
District National Guard
Lonely Girl Letter From Arizona Seeks Reply
A woman in Arizona writes an unknown friend in South Carolina seeking a letter in response. She explains isolation in a hot border town, comments on a photographed man’s looks, asks for a reply, and asks for the included picture to be returned. The clipping features Hiltner’s photo from the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltner
Arizona
South Carolina
The
Washington Star
The Ghost Walks and Payday for the Sixty-ninth New York
Paymaster Captain William Brennan delivered wages to the Sixty-ninth at McAllen, ending concerns over funds. Soldiers learned there was little to spend as drink stores in Mission closed at 9 30. Second and Fourteenth faced similar limits. Most men finally received pay, though many lent money to comrades while some officers enjoyed larger incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixty-ninth
New York
Uncle Sam
William Brennan
McAllen
Starlingen
Brigae
Mission
Texas
Weather Woes Hit Texas Troops In Sudden Shifts
The article notes unprecedented Texas weather with four days of downpours including ten showers. Mud on Mealien main street increases then dries rapidly under sun, forcing soldiers to adapt from mud to dust as conditions flip between extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mealien
Gradual Adjustment Amid Fatigue in Regimental Life
The text notes nerves are worn and amiable men near breaking point. It says gradual adaptation is occurring as conditions become familiar. While contentment is scarce, registration is emerging and soldiers expect their work to become less irksome over time.
Maryland Troops Train at Camp Ord Face Wild Horses
Soldiers in Maryland camp discover many horses are unbroken and unfamiliar with saddles or bridles. Private Brewer, a former horse breaker, tames a bucking horse in a tense rescue. Enlistees express intent to join regular army. officers seek temporary transfer for advanced officer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Ord
George
Company B
Brewer
Harry H. Bandholtz
McAllen
Army
Suffragist Smoke Inspires Khaki Poem From War Border
A war time verse from the Butler Citizen notes suffragists sent smokes to soldiers on the border. The poem imagines how the gesture inspires duty and patriotism, with memories of the thoughtful gift lingering after the fighting. It blends playful rhymes with wartime sentiment and a nod to voting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Soldier Boys
Happiness Advice From Abraham Lincoln Guidance
A compact quote on happiness suggests maintain steady meals and digestion, exercise, move slowly, and ease into life. It notes personal needs may vary but offers a practical framework attributed to Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
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W. E. R. C. Turner
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Aeccas
F. & F. Garage Co
C. J
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BUECO
Aedes Lasers
Diay
Cs Veaseee
Bulol A
Cddarite
Mark Payette
Oliver Hardware Co
Earl Doud-MacFarlane Machinery Co
Ovbang
Ca Serv Sey
Rees Gee
Louis J. Mason
O. C. Venient
Stewart Hague Co
Paul
Brown
North River Timber Co
Gas Bush & Lane Piano Co
M. L. Watkins
Mbcmiorys
Goffin
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
M. C. van Wormer
Byron
ST ‘A
T. H. Harrison
M. M. Stewart Co
Ray North
C. Banchero
J. H. Schmidt
D. P. Drew
Kate Fitzgerald
Pacific Electrics Co
Alex Ronkainen
Tillie Crawford
S. R. Adkins
Olympic Auto Co
Tresie A. Hadman Et al
Herman Eggert
Byron Kaye
M. ‘C. van Wormer
Same Nelson
Crescerosecene Automobile Finance Co
A. E
C. O. Swanson
Herbert Dahke
Tisiupea Ites
Lving
New York Journal
P. H. King
East Heron Street
Humptulips and
Quinault
A. A. Star Transfer
Hume
Happy
Hayes
Aberdeen, Wash
Ford
Aberdeen Carriage Shop
South F St. _N. gy
Gendron
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