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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
2
Weekly court record covering December 25 1907 with cases such as Tarbell v Hays insanity of Notley estates hearings guardians ad litem and executive actions including final accounts and administration hearings. Notable matters include Fogel affidavits motions for new trial and debt actions among various parties and firms.
Abstract filings show transfers in Aberdeen Montesano Hoquiam and Elma worth hundreds to thousands. Notable deeds include Warwick to Preston Lot 22 Block 12 France Add Aberdeen for 700 and Cauthorn to Haymond Lot 1 Block 66 and 2 Block 72 Westport Beach area plus multiple lot transfers in West End Elma and Montesano with values from 10 to 2500. State actions include White Star Lumber Co and Seattle region deals.
Public records list numerous real estate mortgages and lot transfers in Elma Aberdeen Hoquiam and Montesano with figures from $1600 to $55000, including timber deeds and street plats. Also recorded are bankrupt court orders and corporate filings for Mobray Logging Co and Montesano entities, plus corrections to plats and notices of estate administration and power of attorney revocations.
Registration books will open Thursday January 21 1908 at the City Clerk’s office in City Hall Aberdeen Washington. To qualify applicants must reside in state one year county 90 days and ward 30 days prior to election. Foreign born require final papers. 65 days to primary and 77 to municipal election. Dated Aberdeen December 30 1907.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York endured mixed diagnoses from five doctors heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver trouble yet failed to improve. His wife advised Electric Bitters and he credits them with restoring his health one bottle doing more than all five doctors. Evans Drug Co. sells them 50 cents guaranteed to cure blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints. The Herald proclaims itself widely read on Gray's Harbor and Mild Br Milles Nerveans Liver Pills are advertised as a remedy.
The article surveys the claim of George- Lamby Druce to the Portland dukedom and lists the titles of the sixth duke, while recounting Ernest Thompson Seton’s seven month Canadian northwest expedition. It notes Book er T Washington’s involvement with the Jamestown exposition and his remarks on race theory versus practical work. It includes a Boston liberal conference reference and a New Hampshire autumn resort anecdote.
Alonzo Barton Hepburn, president of the Chase National Bank, chairs a commission appointed by Governor Hughes to study state banking laws and propose amendments. Born in Colton, N Y in 1846, he has held roles in education, state government, and the currency office, and led a bank since 1903.
Kaiser Wilhelm IIs visit to England with King Edward has drawn praise for his admiration of Frederick the Great. A photograph shows him in a Frederick the Great costume during a royal visit that is said to strengthen ties between German and British peoples and royal families.
A judge questions a man about his anger after a single kiss under the mistletoe, suggesting concern that he may not seize opportunities. The dialogue frames a tension between restraint and pursuit within a romantic encounter.
A brief humorous exchange contrasts two children describing parental discipline. Freddy-ITey asks if his mother whips him, while Simmie-answers with a harsher claim that she washes his face, reflecting a playful but sharp domestic quip published in Woman's Home Companion.
A pair of anecdotes contrasts a neighbor insisting on washing for Mrs Hasgis with a wary washwoman who only works for strangers. In Hermann Missouri the town treats German as a common language, and its wine trade fuels heavy exports. A Washington Superior Court summons seeks a divorce for Delia Woodall from John C. Woodall on grounds of cruel treatment with Austin M. Warr as attorney.
A warning against repeated colds leading to chronic catarrh. Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
The Superior Court of the state is issuing a summons to Hattie Pardue in a divorce case filed by Austin M. Wade for desertion. First publication is December 19, 1907, with last publication January 30, 1907, detailing the plaintiff’s attorney and court location in Aberdeen Chehalis County.
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