Too Much Money Tied Up in Men's Geo Wolff Aberdeen Store
Aberdeen report notes excess venture capital and inventory in J W Wolff's Mens wear shop. Local merchants debate funding, stock levels and expansion prospects amid shifting consumer demand.
14 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
1
Aberdeen report notes excess venture capital and inventory in J W Wolff's Mens wear shop. Local merchants debate funding, stock levels and expansion prospects amid shifting consumer demand.
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald columns note Frank Hobi closing his North River camp for two months and Jeff Cassin selling his North River claim to Robert Hyslop and CG J Frank. Ex-county superintendent P A Williams visits Aberdeen. Henry Foster sells land east of Montesano. Chris Olson plans new workshop. J K Calder improves his opera house with new chairs from Chehalis. Steel for Porter bridge arrives. Sergis Hiller start shingle mill near town. Miss Laura Wyrick heads home to Ohio. typhoid recovery allows Miss Alice Kibbe to resume duties. Groundwater family mourns their father’s death in The Dalles.
The Hoquiam T O R M Tribe 19 plans a December 23 ball. Mrs. Campbell returns from California. Mrs. Sutthoff visits and shows health improvement. Will Crawford falls ill and is hospitalized. Y M C A fitness run expands weekly. Edward Lycan and family depart Mo clips for Portland for four months with work at a music house and a plan to rebuild Moclips Beach hotel aided by a $20000 loan from the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Lumber lies on the ground for a new building north of J M Williams residence. James R Wolfe, Civil War veteran, suffers a severe cold at home. Rebekah lodge held a turkey supper after the meeting. John Holland and C W Bryan installed a new crossing between their businesses. Sharon residents plan a cemetery fence with about 400 dollars subscribed for an ornamental steel fence.
Herald Printery offers prints at moderate prices with attention to quality. Local customers can expect dependable service and reasonable rates for various printing tasks.
Geo W Hoffman of Harper Washington reports seven years of chronic stomach and liver trouble ending in a cure after using Electric Bitters. He recommends the medicine to all and notes Red Cross Pharmacy offers it for 50 cents a bottle with a guaranty of similar results.
Miss Louise Gillies daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Gillies died yesterday at 1 a m after a brief illness peritonitis. Born October 2 1891 in Elma she spent most of her life in Aberdeen and was active in the Presbyterian church and Y P S C E. Funeral was held this morning at 8 at the Presbyterian church with burial at Elma. Her parents and friends express deep sympathy.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces the clerk carrier examination scheduled for December 15, 1905, in Aberdeen Washington is postponed to January 10, 1906 due to few applications. Applications and blanks available from Mr. Cecil I Bell local secretary at the Aberdeen Post Office.
A drugstore advertisement for PAZO OINTMENT claims a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. If it fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days a refund is offered. First application brings relief. Send 50 cents to Paris Medicine Co for post paid delivery.
Aberdeen adopts seven precincts aligned with ward lines for the next general election. Precincts 1 through 7 redefine city boundaries based on river and street centers, adding new divisions in Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and Elma. The changes follow last election vote counts and require enforcement by the county commissioners.
The council met with most members present and rejected the salary ordinance. They reconsidered the toll bridge light funding, refunded 36.04 to J B Bridges for overpayment, and extended reports by the city engineer. Morse named sewer inspector and plumber examiner as Anderson, with wage adjustments for several officials.
Resolution of sorrow from Theophanian Literary Society in Aberdeen Washington dated December 14 1905 honors Louise Gillies as a noble girl of industry cheerfulness and universal good will noting the community’s irreparable loss and extending heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family.
A compact note describes The Herald as publishing twice weekly editions that cover all local news mattering to readers. It highlights comprehensive coverage across events, issues, and community happenings.
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