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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1911
Page
3
Our line of new spring silks is ready for inspection. Cheney s Shower Proof Foulards are $1.00 per yard. February sale items include 24 inch foulards in navy delphi Copenhagen tan and green at 69c per yard. Heavy domestics pongees and fancy silks in new shades at 49c. 36 inch black taffeta $0.98, pongee $0.98, peau de soie $1.49, cloth of gold $1.10.
J 8 Waugh event features prize winners across barred Plymouth Rocks White Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Leghorns and more with names including S M Kegley F Weatherwax J Kahle A Beckenhauer and C Rasmussen among others Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Elma Hoquiam Montesano cited for top pens cockerels and pullets with first place awards across breeds and categories.
Results listed for Buff Leghorns Anconas Buff Orpingtons and more with winners including S C Buff Leghorns Mrs F K Walsh Hoquiam Aberdeen Montesano and others. Awards cover pens cockerels pullets hens and best in show across breeds like Buff Leghorn Ancona Black Langshans White Crested Black Polish and Bantams. Numerous owners named with city affiliations and placements.
The house passed a recall measure for state and county officers and judges on petitions from 33 percent of voters after a large majority. Supporters of direct legislation foresee smooth passage, while opponents expect the senate to halt the bills. The senate local option bill will reach the house late this week.
A Sikeston Missouri woman reports seven years of misery ended by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes relief from extreme weakness backache and nervousness and urges others to try the remedy. The ad extols the product as a leading treatment for female complaints including displacements inflammation and irregularities.
The article quotes a candidate saying he will hire the best men for the job and serve only if chosen as mayor. It notes Aberdeen Printing Co. as producing good printing.
The Aberdeen City-primary features J. H. Pittinger W. O. McCaw and Frank Burrows in the sixth ward with A J Stewart in the second ward the GOP slate so voters may effectively elect a mayor and six councilmen in the April 8 regular election The Aberdeen World defines the standard as competent honest intelligent and public spirited voters urged to prioritize public duty over friendship.
A list of names across multiple public interest areas appears, including immigration, entertainment, taxation, transportation, legislation, roads and public utilities, and auditing. Entries feature individuals such as J Carney, T B Beveries, J W Parks, A H Griffin, A Rupp, J W Clark, and others, suggesting a committee or organization with broad civic involvement.
The February term of the superior court began at Montesano with twelve cases on the calendar including State v Wilson Buttner grand larceny State v Daly highway robbery State v Kelley highway robbery State v Stubbs running of with locomotive State v Bawcett burglary State v Hogland selling liquor to habitual drunkard State v White same charge State v Herbert adultery two charges State v Stapp abortion State v Hamilton obtaining money under false pretences State v Adamson wife desertion and State v Dr Stapp manslaughter.
A narrator questions wage dependence and land sales schemes then hints at a persuasive sales pitch aimed at home seekers. The fragment suggests a cautionary tone about misleading real estate offers and urges attention to a hidden opportunity.
Beaverdale Celery Garden in Elma Washington advertises for rent or sale as a strong Western Washington value. Includes potential pasture for 10 to 12 cows and a projected hay yield of about 12 tons this year with option to increase. five year rental. Contact J. H. Hale and visit via Macks station and wagon road one mile north.
Twenty five passengers can join the trip with a car lasting three days at a cost not exceeding seven dollars per person. The vehicle can serve as sleeping quarters in Vancouver. All eligible attendees should notify a committee member as soon as possible to finalize the list.
A series of revival meetings opened in the Baptist church with Rev. Cooper of the Presbyterian church delivering the sermon and Rev. H L Richardson directing the music. City pastors will lead each evening throughout the month, Richardson guiding the music with city choruses assisting, signaling strong fellowship and expected success.
The Aberdeen High School basketball team defeated Centralia High School 52 to 27 at the local gym Friday night. The husky Aberdeen squad dominated from the start and moved closer to the Southwestern Washington pennant, with upcoming games against Hoquiam and Olympia still on the schedule. Aberdeen lineup included DeLosh and Scott at forward, Moulton at center, and Wood at guard.
The Chamber of Commerce committee headed by President Rupert Secretary Allen and members L H Burnett W W Boner and E A McKenna is arranging to secure a Pullman coach to convey Aberdeen Boosters to the Southwest Washington Development association meeting in Vancouver on February 16 17 and 18.
The Fairmont hotel at Grays Harbor announces its new fireproof design featuring first class appointments aimed at comfort and success for guests. Local officials highlight safety and modern amenities as key selling points for travelers seeking reliable lodging.
Hulbert moves to center in the second half as Centralia features Yeager Johnson Grimm and guards Noble Hollingsworth with noteworthy contributions from Blackwell and other teammates.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barkley depart for San Francisco to join Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Waugh. The women will tour California while the men travel to Chicago to purchase goods. Barkley visits his mother in Flint Michigan and Waugh will visit New Orleans and other points. They expect to return in about a month.
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