Real estate praise from Harding and Engen
Real estate is urged as the best investment for small savings stating more value comes from property appreciation than other causes. The note warns stock speculation is risky and says a Sixth street corner lot in the West End Addition should sell for double the current asking price within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Sixth Street
West End
Chehalis County Local Notes From Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald columns list residents visiting relatives and handling property affairs. Fr Harney rents Beckwith house on Mast Martin Street. Mrs Perkins visits daughter in Porter. Mrs Robbins returns to Tacoma with Annie Osbourne. Miss Clemens visits cousins, the Glanceys. Mrs Madden sails to Portland to visit sister Mrs Slater. Wil Kellerman buys property near Oakville. Lejuaniel Co rents the old building for a warehouse. Loonie Mesperritt and Adah Herriman head to Seattle and Portland. John Morse of Bath, Maine, looks to buy spars. Loubntay returns from Oregon to build for Patrick Murray. Mrs Fritzinger returns from Tacoma with niece Mrs James Elder. Mesdames Griffin visit Mr Long of this city.
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Harney
Beckwith House
Mast Martin Street
Geo. Perkins
Porter Fridlay
Stevens
Ed Robbins
Tacoma Fricay
Annie Osborrne
Madden
Portland
John A. Morse
Bath
Oregon
Patrick Murray
Residents and visitors linked by Elma and Montesano ties
Mrs Schelle Matthews left Thursday to visit friends in Elma. W Pickering moved into the Baker House on East Pioneer. Bernard Murray visited Elma on a brief trip. Dr G Wartman was in Elma on professional business. R lect went to Elma to discuss a land matter. W K Bust returned from Leath to join the late Jane McDougall’s circle. Dr A C Story sold his Second Street property to A Foss who plans repairs. L J Markham started a small boat-building plant with orders. Dean Hays spent a weekend in Montesano with cousin Mrs G H Wartman. Mr Fitz enjoys a visit from his sister Miss Mary Fitz on a Hollywood trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schelle Matthews
Elma
Ss. W. Pickering
Baker House
East Pioneer Street
Bernard Murray
Elma Wedneedy
G. Wartman
Montesano
Puessey
Lect
Frank Chroundwater
Trea
W. K. Bust
Janes E. McDougall
C. Story
Second Street
A. Foss
Thorongh
Markham
Teacher Returns Home to Great Falls Montana
The passage notes a teacher resuming residence in Great Falls Montana and serving as a city school educator there.
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Great Falls
Montana
Town notes on residents and public safety
W T Neeley moved into town from Garrard creek while Chas Gwin with a Clearwater homestead visited. Miss Olive Mauermann, returning from Puget Sound at Tacoma, is home. Joseph Mauermann bears plaster after a wind lass injury. Town council should employ a marshal to enforce laws and keep peace.
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W. T. Neeley
Garrard Creek
Chas. Gwin
Clearwater
Olive Mauermann
University of Puget Sound At
Lacoma
Joseph Mauermann
Mr. Mauermann
Mrs Bemis Visits Friends in Chehalis and Local Notes
Mrs. J J Bemis left Tuesday on a visit to friends in Chehalis. Sam Rowe sold the Star restaurant to L OC Tallman of Tacoma. G As Linder was in town from Moclips en route to Centralia. Mrs H C Hungerford and Mrs H Creswell left for Olympia yesterday. C J Dobson recently moved to Westport suffered a paralytic stroke last Sunday. J G Brown president of the Shingle Weavers Union returned to Seattle. Mrs William B Kerr of Boston left after a visit with her niece Mia Edward Lawrence and family. Northern Pacific bridge carpenters renew the Hoquiam Sash & Door spur track trestle. dockyard additions continue at Floquiam Lumber & Shingle and O Donnell Sandstrom ship builders busy in the city.
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J.J. Bemis
Chehalis
Sam Rowe
Star
L. OC. Tallman
Tacoma
G. As. Linder
Moclips
Centralia
H.C. Hungerford
H. Creswell
Olympia
C. J. Dobson
Westport
J. G. Brown
Misa Henrietta Carlton
Aberdeen
Robert Henderson
Mr. Henderson
California
Portland
Floquiam Lumber & Shingle Company
Messrs. O'Donnell & Sandstrom
Along the Water Front Diversions in Harbor Trade
The Chas, Ed. Falling is at the American mill awaiting orders. Sailor Boy loads at West mill for San Francisco. R. C. Slade loads at Slade mill for Tasmania. Temple Dorr at Slade mill bound for San Pedro. David Evans loads at American mill for Mexico. Quinsault on ways for repairs. A. B. Johnson loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Golden Shore loads at Slade mill for Guymas, Mexico. Chas. R. Wilson loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Acme sailed from Union mill Tuesday for San Francisco. Manila and Philippine at West mill loading for San Pedro.
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Chas
Sailor Boy
West Mill
San Francisco
R. C. Slade
Slade Mill
Tasmania
Temple Dorr
San Pedro
David Evans
American Mill
Mexico
Quinsault
A. B. Johnson
Wilson Mill
Ships and mills move cargoes to San Francisco and Mexican ports
The Edward R West loads at Slade mill for Antofagasta Chile. Watson A West loads at Slade mill for Guymas Mexico. G W Lindauer sailed from Wilson mill to San Francisco. G W Watson arrived to load at Hart Wood mill for San Francisco. Chehalis sailed from Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills to San Francisco. M Turner completes cargo for Guymas at Anderson Middleton mill. Coronado sailed with cargo from Anderson Middleton and Union mills for San Francisco.
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G. W. Watson
Hart-Wood Mill
San Francisco
Chehalis
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
M. Turner
Guymas
Mexico
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Coronado
Anderson & Middleton End Union Mills
Two Boys Arrested for Attempted Burglary in Heron Street
Police notes report Goddell Seaborg and Vivian Shelley arrested Tuesday night for attempted burglary at a Heron street clothing store. Shelley was discharged after investigation, while Seaborg, with prior trouble, faces reform-school commitment after a suspended sentence. Lado faces vagrancy charges for a third time this month, with uncertainty over mental balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddell Seaborg
Vivian Shelley
Heron Street
Schneider
Shelley
Seaborg Lad
Montesano
Reform School
I. W. Tenstrom Lado
Rivalry Drives Growth in Indian Territory Cities
In Indian Territory rival towns Muskogee and South McAlester vie for population and prestige as Oklahoma’s new state forms. Each boomer markets his city with hired help and rising booster salaries while residents zealously advocate their own town’s primacy.
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Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Muskogee
South McAlester
Indian Commission
South
McAlester
Prosperity by Patronizing Home Markets and Newspapers
A town should spend money locally to boost prosperity and keep wealth within the community. Uncle Si Summers argues against big city shopping, urging support for local merchants and home industries to improve circulation and success. Newspapers serve as prosperity indicators through ads and local notices.
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Si Summers
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Harding & Engen
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Miss da Clemens
Misees
Glancey
Dean Hays
Bof
G. H. Wartman
Atkins
Virginia
Mary Fitz
Hollywood
Cal
Oakville
Hoquiam
Edward R. West
Antofagasta
Chili
Watson A. West
G. W. Lindauer
THE
Boston
Topsy
the Herald
J. McCairn
North E St
Herald
Chenalis County
Fromne Small
East Wishkah ST
Roosevelt
Review of Reviews
Astor Place
Room 400
New York
Rex
Herald Telus