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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
6
James Slack, Hoquiam carpenters union delegate, leaves for the national convention in Washington DC. He will be away about two months, arriving for the Sept 16 assembly, then visits New York before returning to Michigan with his family to visit relatives.
George M. Brown died at his Hoquiam home on Tuesday night aged 60 after six months with paralysis. He leaves a widow and two sons, Charles and Irving, both of Hoquiam. The body was sent to Portland for cremation.
About a dozen locals form a Hoquiam hunting club and lease a large southern Grays Harbor tract with five lakes well suited as a waterfowl preserve. The land provides an ideal duck and waterfowl habitat for the group’s activities.
The thoronga cultivation of tracts with fruit bearing bushes or trees is commended for two reasons. It conserves moisture for the growing plants and minimizes the number of insects and worms that bore into the surface soil during their life cycles.
New York report notes Mrs Wilson attends her husband’s press conferences while insisting she will not keep cigarettes in the White House. She writes to the State Journal dismissing a prior interview praising women smokers and clarifies she strongly opposes the habit for women.
A. W. Carl of Hoquiam Washington testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his long standing kidney trouble rheumatic pains and ankle swelling after Alaska hardship and hospitalization. He praises the remedy as the best kidney treatment and urges readers to use Doan's. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States. Remember the name Doan's.
The article describes transforming surplus sour milk into cottage cheese and desserts like junkets, with steps for making a casein custard and a vanilla junket. It notes heating milk, adding salt and sugar, dissolving junket, and chilling the mixture until firm, then serving with milk or sugar.
George W Walsh announces his candidacy for Aberdeen Precinct constable to seek votes at the Republican Primaries in September 1912.
The prosecuting attorney announces his candidacy for Chehalis County Prosecuting Attorney in the Republican primaries this September. O. M. Nelson is the name presented by the speaker as the candidate.
I J Penepacke declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for superintendent of schools in Chehalis County Washington at the September 1912 primary. Address listed as 1028 Wheeler Avenue Wash.
Prosecuting Attorney and Sheriff candidates announce Republican primary dates September 1912. Mary P. Sutherland seeks nomination for Superintendent of Common Schools in Chehalis County. Robert A. Wiley of Aberdeen, Wash. listed for County Assessor race. all subject to Republican primaries on September 10, 1912.
Candidate for the office of Superior Judge for Chehalis County seeks voter support ahead of the September primaries. W. W. Boner announces candidacy and outlines platform and qualifications for the judgeship.
The date for the County Superintendent of schools election on the Republican ticket is set for September 10, 1912, subject to voter decision at the primary.
Chehalis County voters face Republican primaries on September 10, 1912, with candidates vying for party nominations and county offices. Ballots and local party guidance prepare residents for the choosing of contenders in the upcoming election.
The notice sets the date for the Republican nomination for Chehalis County Washington Prosecuting Attorney at the Primary Election to be held in September 1912.
A fragmented clipping notes changes around a person named Judkins and a referenced ambassador role. It mentions a newspaper and Boston, but the legible content is too garbled to identify a clear event, date, or respondent.
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