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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
5
A promotional notice touts money deposits at a bank offering a free check book and the ability to pay all bills by check, presenting this as the best receipt for a thriving business economy.
A broad report emphasizes generous courteous acts across varied individuals and groups. It notes efforts large and small, detailing how extended courtesies reflect community spirit and everyday acts of kindness.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review summary from Pullman reports athletics at the college. Coach Bender notes bright prospects for another winning baseball team and lists candidates for battery work. The last year's team largely returns except slim Gar rett. Triplett has come back, and freshman Crose from Aberdeen is hailed as a potential phenomenal pitcher.
The Grand hosts Buster Brown tomorrow night with Master Reed as Buster. A top musical comedy of the season featuring new costumes scenery and music. The chorus is large and attractive and the show aims to provide an enjoyable evening.
A compact town page records visits and movements of residents and professionals including Evans Drug Co. listings, dentists, real estate figures like Reuben tr. Fleet, and local events. It notes births, travel to Spokane and Olympia, and socials at churches plus community announcements and a bank report.
City council hears report on tidelands filling with bids from David Loring of Portland proposing map source earth supply and guaranteed quality plus upfront cash. Petitions oppose and delay project. special meeting set. Also: water pump purchase, street grade changes, plumbing ordinance tweak, new police appointee, saloon licenses, and a lumber purchase option.
The jury in John Kahle owner of the Pioneer saloon and cafe failed to reach a verdict after a long deliberation from 4 30 to midnight. The case set for retrial next Thursday. The defense argued the business was a rooming house cafe and saloon with rear door kept open for patrons. Jurors listed Melrose Law McKenzie Karshner Larson and Lindstrom stood four for acquittal two for conviction.
C. E. Burrows Lumber Co. has rebuilt and re equipped its sawmill and will be ready to run in about two weeks. New gear includes two Allis Chalmers bands a Mershon re saw a log turner large boiler engine log kickers and complete filing room. Kiln expansion planned to raise daily capacity to 150000 feet.
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