Aberdeen Chronicle Captains of 1909 in Town News
The Aberdeen column records a brisk start to 1909 with new term at St Rose Academy. Local residents including Miss Jean Moody and Miss Jeanette Belles travel between Montesano Cosmo polis and Raymond while county officers elect assume office January 11 and state legislature meets. A new malted milk bread debuts from baker A Townsend and Grays Harbor Logging Co expands capital to 100000, purchasing timber sections for about 250000.
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R. H. Fleet
Montesano
Jean Moody
Kamsiche
Mason County
John Baker
Oakville
Union Mill Co
Walter Redick
Seattle
Tefft
EB. E. Boner
Friends
D. G. Haight
Mary Dinse
Harriet Willey
Frank B. Reeder
Orville
Lake Oregon
Phil S. Locke
Harbor Wall Paper & Paint Co
J. H. Fuller
W. K. Wyendeare
Aberdeen
Ida Errickson
Hoquiam
Olympia
I. RR. Rogers
Holly
Wash
E. E. Shaw
T. M. Watt Copeland
Hawes & Hawes Bank
Grays Harbor
H. Pettit
Hume
G Street
Clock In Lottery Won By Mrs Jewett At Garman Bros Store
A large iron wood case clock toured the Garman Brothers shop window for weeks and was won by Mrs A Jewett with ticket No 13899 on Saturday night. The imported Honolulu piece stands six feet tall and gleams with a polished finish. The Herald twice a week tells it all.
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Garman Brothers
A. Jewett
Honolulu
Shingle Mills in Washington Curtail Production Across State
Seattle Jan 3 Shingle manufacturers say 75 to 85 percent of normal output is cut due to mill closures with only a few combination mills operating below capacity in Tacoma and other towns. Ballard Fel lingham and Grays Harbor mills cut at reduced rates while interior mills largely suspended. Markets firmer, brokers offer 1.65 at mills, producers expect higher prices but hold for better bids.
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Seattle
Facoma
Ballard
Fellingham
Loggie
Morrison
Puget Sound
Siemens
Grays Harbor
Moclips reports no danger from storm tides
The town of Moclips reports no danger from the recent storm. Officials say the only damage occurred at the river mouth where a temporary sea wall extended, the mill and bridge remained secure, and the sea wall in front of the hotel shows no damage.
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Moclips
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Unicon Bank & Trust CO
Chehalis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
Fred C. Furth
J. H. Read
GEO
J. Wolff
W. B. Mack
E. B. Day
R. J. Elliott
C. W. Yana
St. Rose Academy
H. B McNeil
Douglas County
Frank O. Dole
Second Street
Division
Emil Olson
Troutdale
Oregon
Kenneth Moody
State College
Pullman
Jeanette Belles
Raymond
Cos
Meopolis
Frank Peterson
Westport
Gotoma
A. Townsend
Staff of
Life
Macfarlane
C. H. Rowland
Rowland
Dubuque
Iowa
Lottie Woodward
Harry Sparks
George A. Woodward
Grays Harbor Loging Co
Geo. L. Fleitz
Detroit
Mich
S. Shryock
Yankton
Frank Rowland
I. W. Mason
Castle Rock
Virgie Nichols
Juilius Pembreak
Satsop
Viola Hubble
Mary Din
France
Cliff. M. Weatherwax
Fred Green
H. Bolder
Willipa Harbor
Aberdeen Pioneers’ Association
Congregational Church
Janary
Harry B. Hewitt
O. C. Fenlason
Montesano Lumber Co
Fenlason
Charles Plympton
Tacoma
BK. F. Cauthorn
Twin Falls
Idaho
W. H. Fisher
Theodore Weiland
Denver
Colorado
A. Bosle
First
Alder
Geo. F. Nye
C. McDermoth
James Grant Stone
Portland
J. D. McNeil
Vancouver
D. C
Thomas I. Douglas
Episcopal Church
J. S. Coxey
West Heron Street
H. Grinthort
Chicago
M. Whiting
Casteen
Elma
Perry Pennoyer
Aberdeen Gardens
Catholic Church
A. O. U. W. Hall
J. A. Hood
Grace McCall
Grant Elliott
Catherine Lowry
Gladys Woods
BE. W. Hunter
Wishkah
K Streets
Minnie Krafts
Aberdeen General Hospital
Peterson — Railroad
H Streets
Heron Street
Arthur Pinckney
St. Andrew’s Church
Mesdames
A. D. Wood
F. H. Green
Lizzie Gradl
Harry W. Gibson
West Sixth Street
Rev
A. H. House
the Herald
Tell
Jeff
B. J. Garman Co
Schod
Prokers
L. E. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
Broadway Pharmacy
Stella Jordan
East Heron Street
Geo. Fisher
Eron
Dean’s Tea and Coffee Store
Hart Schaffner & Marx
The
White House
McDermoth
Hap- Alex AN der & M
Abert
Herald
Burnett's Jewelry
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