28 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1905
Page
1
Items from Chehalis County communities collected by Aberdeen Daily Journal correspondents. Notes include A D Devonshire becoming a father again, visits from Hoquiam and Seattle, a Steilacoom case transporting an insane person to an asylum, timber claim disputes, bankruptcy filings by George H Arland, and multiple relocations and visits among local residents and families.
Work on the Combes building advances as Mrs J S Kne of Seattle visits her sister. Citron Fired Geordi recovers from paralysis while Mr amrs Will Combes travels to Ponigud for the fair. Residents attend events at the fair and local travel continues.
Roy Hughes returned from the fair. Arthur Devonshire of Montesano was in town Monday. Threshing season is here and grain is yielding well. Alice Myers, recently seriously ill, is recovering. School opens September 18 and preparations begin. Rev. W. E. Thompson of Aberdeen visited his brother Samuel last week.
William Bird, a 40 year old logger with C. E. Burrows Co., was fatally injured Friday at Humptulips river when caught between moving legs in the Burrows Camp. He died shortly after arriving at Aberdeen General hospital, leaving no Pacific coast relatives. a brother in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, was notified as his remains lay at Beardsley Bros. undertaking parlors awaiting burial instructions.
County Treasurer Taylor issues a call for school warrants with interest ceased August 26. The notice targets outstanding warrants and directs payment actions to settle accounts.
The public learns of Electric Bitters curative powers for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Mary H Walters of Columbus Ohio describes suffering from fever and nerves and stomach weakness before relief and cure after using the tonic. Guaranteed at Wed Cross Pharmacy at 50 cents.
The Vidette reports Marshal Taylor orders all dog owners to walk up and pay dog tax or be shot. The dramatic warning, delivered with blood in his eye, unsettles readers and prompts swift tax discussions across town.
A PAZO OINTMENT advertisement promises a cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. It guarantees a refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days and offers post paid delivery from Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO.
The piece argues that the Chicago teamsters strike proves arbitration as a remedy to labor disputes and criticizes senators for corruption. It urges establishing permanent arbitration boards with fair, bipartite representation to prevent costly strikes and stabilize labor relations. It highlights cases against Burton Mitchell Depew Aldrich Platt Addicks as context. It urges public opinion to enforce findings and extend such mechanisms nationwide.
A resident of Butlerville, J D Runyan, attributes his relief from pain and indigestion to Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming cure for dizziness sour stomach and headache. The product is guaranteed at Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 cents.
The county board of equalization closed its session by raising values on most harbor mills except the one favored by Commissioner Davis. Rings owned by Al Coatsho Lytle M R Sherwood and Ton Taylor saw values added. One saw mill was reduced and Montesano Litiioer Co plant lowered to 3500.
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