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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1908

Page

5

Bank Ad Promises Easy Money and Free Checks

If you have money you will find a real business economy in depositing with this bank, get a handsome check book free and pay all bills by check which becomes your best receipt. Large and small extended every possible courtesy.

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Crescent Hotel Organized Labor Agreement in Aberdeen

The Crescent hotel at Aberdeen announces a satisfactory arrangement with the Local of the Cooks and Waiters union. The Trades Council Committee asks friends to share patronage, endorsing the hotel as fair to organized labor. The Herald, Gray's Harbor, promotes Wise advertisers and 1% knowledge.

Crescent Hotel Aberdeen Seilenz Jocal Cooks and Waiters’ Union Order of Trades Council

Local Aberdeen items and notices from Evans Drug Co era

Aberdeen social notes and business briefs list visits, deliveries, and small events. Medical offices, drugstore advertisements, births, marriages, and local travel notes fill the column with names like Evans Drug Co, Dr. E. Lane, Miss Elizabeth Girton, A. Dean, and J. Walker alongside mentions of city improvements and public notices.

Evans Drug Co Fred Taylor South Bend A. Dean Olympia G. E. Chamberlain Dabney Block Ed. Larkin Raymond O. R Austin Doris Block Dean Frank Oliver Alpena Mich E. E. Lane Hayes & Hayes A. C. Ennis Centralia P. Boyer Porter D. C. Urie Elizabeth Girton Montesano Elien Moki Duluth Mion G. B. Reid Chehalis L. D. Evans Tacoma Anette Foreman Nick Katurich Portland E. P. French Elma Evane Drug

Aberdeen City Band Forms Under Wetteland Directorship

Aberdeen City Band, a new musical organization led by Prof. Wetteland, aims to provide well drilled concerts with educational and entertaining music. Wetteland, formerly of Portland, has enrolled 18 members including cornet, clarinet, flute, piccolo, baritone, trombone, tenors, altos, bass, and drums.

Aberdeen City Jast 8. Wetteland Wetteland Portland

Hunting Black Cats

Aberdeen Base Ball ClubManager Brown reports not receiving responses after sending contracts to this year’s team He seeks new talent including Frank Lumley of Salt Lake Lumley is Harry Lumley’s brother Bricker to return to the Black Cat pitching staff Brown seeks a Higginbotham replacement hired from a National League team President Macfarlane of the Aberdeen club is due from San Francisco for canvassing sands.

Brown Aberdeen Baseball Club Frank Lumley Salt Lake Lumley Harry Lumley Brooklyn Bricker Black Cat Higginbotham St. Louis Brown Te Alter Macfarlane Aberdeen San Rancisco Sands

Along the Water Front Loadings at Local Mills

Multiple vessels were loading for various destinations at area mills. The schooners A. J Weat and Andy Mahony sail for Honolulu, JF. M. Slade waits at Slade mill, and Chas. R. Wilson loads for San Francisco. The Fair Oaks and Watson A. West prepare for calls, with the Coronado arriving to load for San Francisco.

A. J Weat Slade Mill Honolulu JF. M. Slade Andy Mahony West Mill W. J. Patterson American Mill Chas. R. Wilson Wilson Mill San Francisco Watson A. West Callao Coronado Anderson & Middleton Union Mill

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