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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1901

Page

6

City Council Sees Street Improvements and Finances

City council meets with Mayor Anstie present to order electric light on Harbor Dock, set Fifth Street improvements, approve bridge tenders, issue liquor license to L C Coleman, and hear protests on Sixth Street. Bills paid include Wood judgment and numerous city expenses. various committees directed to report on hose house, planking B Street, and cemetery road.

Anstie Eaton Harbor Dock B Street North Aberdeen A. H. Mayhall Heron Street Carl Johnson L. C. Coleman Sixth Street Benn Fifth Street Broadway Building Committee Hume Washington Streets A. H. Wood Geo. A. Black E. E. Shields P. F W.b.felterman Portugeese Fe Ancreaninga Joseph Welch B. Linn Me G. W. Bowen Monnens H. Crandall Ene J. A. Sims Eas I. C. Crowther Shields & Taggart Lowry Evans Drug Co John Young Fred King Carl Walker Chas. Hayes i Oo Ed Nygard John Vossen Matha Victor Smith Mesco Albert Roblain CE Ae Tie Aberdeen Herald C. E. Arnold W. F. Entrop R. W. Hilligoss

Among the Magazines The New Congress Begins Session

The Fifty-seventh Congress elected at the last presidential election starts its first session on Monday December 2. It echoes the actions of the Fifty-sixth Congress as it begins its work.

Fifty-seventh Congress Fifty-sixth Congress

Don’t Force Your Bowels Poem Ad For Liver Regulator

An advertisement warns against harsh mineral laxatives and promotes a vegetable bowel regulator named tandy. The copy claims it is harmless, tasty, and effective for regulating bowels and liver vitality, pricing listed as 40 25 50 cents. Sold and recommended by Smite Drug Co., Aberdeen.

Smite Drug Co Aberdeen

FIGPRUNE Boil from 5 to 10 minutes only

A grocery guidance note sets timing for fig prune preparation. It instructs to boil the product for five to ten minutes, applicable to all grocers handling the item.

Republican gains and Senate vacancies noted in new Congress

The article outlines a stronger Republican tilt in both houses with roughly 200 Republicans to 150 Democrats in the House and a Republican plurality of about 20 in the Senate amid vacancies. It highlights reelection trends in Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, and other states, plus shifts in New York Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania, then reviews The Delineator Christmas number with its cover, stories, and fashion and gift guidance.

Congress House of Representatives Senate Delaware Addicks Indiana Iowa Missouri Maine Connecticut Georgia Louisiana New Jersey Minnesota Michigan North South New York Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania Progress of the World American Monthly Review of Reviews Delineator Cyrus Townsend Brady

Coughs and Colds in Children Recommend Chamberlains Remedy

A Chicago physician endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for obstinate coughs in children and adults, noting it is non narcotic and easy to use. The ad cites Mrs Mary R Melendy MD praising its relief and lists Evans Drug Co as a seller. Also included is a home recipe for a rich rice pudding with milk sugar and nutmeg.

Mary R. Melendy Chicago Ill Evans Drug Co

Realisation on overeating from butcher wagon remark

A pig in the Indianapolis press quotes realization that overeating tends to shorten life as he is loaded into a wagon bound for the butcher's. The wry line captures a farmer tongue in cheek note on appetite and fate.

Indianapolte Ress

National Good Roads Plan Aims to Cut Cartage Costs

William H. Moore asserts railroads support the program to overhaul roads. He cites cartage costing farmers 967 million while rail freight totals 717 million. The plan calls for 150000 to build sample roads nationwide and establish local bureaus to educate farmers and oversee construction.

William H. Moore National Good Roads Association Outlook For Good Roads Stuyvesant Fish Illinois Central Fish

Free Rural Delivery and Road Conditions Highlighted

The Burlington Hawk Eye argues free rural mail delivery hinges on good highways. It cites Iowa’s resources and illiteracy rate, warns poor roads could deny farmers access to new services, and mentions convict labor as a cost effective road-building method. It also warns against improper macadam construction and the need for proper foundations to prevent mud and stone failure.

Burlington New York Evening Post

Home Gold Cure touted as a self-administered remedy

An advertisement claims a “Home Gold Cure” cures alcoholism as a disease, not weakness. It promises home use, discreet administration in tea or coffee, and nationwide delivery from Edwin B. Giles & Co in Philadelphia for one dollar with physician advice on request.

Edwin B. Giles & Company Market Street Philadelphia Pullman East Pacific Coast Pullman Company Passenora Portland Chicago Kansas City Granger Palace A. L. Craig Portland Oregon

Delinquency Certificates Foreclose Lien on Aberdeen Hoquiam Lands

Robert R. Black sues C A Congdon Mary Heermans to collect delinquent taxes on parcels in Chehalis County Washington. Certificates No 1261 and 1272 cover multiple lots in Hoquia and Aberdeen additions with 15 percent interest. Court action seeks foreclosure of the tax liens and costs. defendants named with sixty days to answer.

Superior Court OF the State — of Washington Chehalis County Robert K. Black C. A State of Washington Hoquia i Aberdeen Hoquiam Superior Court

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