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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1905
Page
5
Local notices mark holiday greetings from Dr. Smith and others, sales, services, and social events. Mentions include Bell Bros bicycle shop, Evans Drug Co, J. Cort’s theater plans, and Christmas church services, with travel updates and home visits across Aberdeen and Montesano.
The New Mill near Aberdeen is one of the Pacific Coast’s largest sawmills built by A J West. A canal 745 feet long links Elliott's slough to the mill to enable tide access and a railroad spur is under construction led by Adolph Payette to lay steel and complete the spur. West previously refused the Northern Pacific Railway Company’s offer to build the spur, choosing to finance and control its use himself.
The State Federation of Labor will convene at Foresters hall in this city on January 4. About 250 delegates are expected after the Trades and Labor Council built plans for entertainment. Committees were appointed including Printing and Reception with listed members from the local council.
Ed C Nud of Iownville Sedgwick County Kansas was crippled by sciatic pain and used crutches. He credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with relief after three bottles and now walks freely and can perform light farm labor. Sold by Shelley's Drug store in 25c 50c and 75c sizes.
The Eva loads for Hilo Hawaii at Bryden & Leitch. Forester, Eldorado, and several others load for San Francisco or San Pedro at West Slade, Union, Hart-Wood, Wilson, and Michigan mills. The Alex T Brown called Saturday from West Slade for Sidney Australia. Chas R Wilson, Oliver Olson, and Henry Wilson also at Wilson mill loading for San Francisco.
An experienced gang is suspected in a series of break ins in Alyrdeen with another burglary reported during a Saturday evening cleanup. J R Douglas and family attended Christmas services at the Episcopal church when return home revealed jewelry valued at about $500 stolen. police had no clues to the culprits.
A 250 year old man named Harry Duckwell died at home after a coughing fit and suffocation. His wife and child witnessed the two episodes. a doctor arrived too late. The ad touts Ballara's Horehound Syrup for sale at Shelley's Drug Store in 25¢ 5' and $1.00 sizes.
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