Aberdeen News Docket Bustles With Visitors and Local Business
Seattle visitors Elliott Graveland and Edward Parsons tour Harbor area while Wadhams Oil representative H R Mesner conducts business. Notices include dock work at Sea Beach Packing and real estate travels of J G Sorrenson, A M Gilstrap, and others. Local residents travel to Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles for work or family matters as civic groups meet and businesses advertise.
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Sea Beach
J. B. Bridges
Robert Gray
North Broadway
Walter Graveland
Edward Parsons
Seattle
M. Gilstrap
State Historical Society
Gertie Combes
Elina
Teachers’ Institute
Charles R. Sayers
Thomas Quinn
Tacoma
Father Ryan
St. Regidius Catholic Church
A. D. Sorenson
Philadelphia
American Book Co
J. G. Sorrenson
Mecca Cafe
Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
Aberdeen News Briefs Include Voter Registration and Contracts
Mrs Isilda Willponene of South Aberdeen becomes the first woman voter registrant with three more women following that day. Burnett Bros jewelers win a 3600 dollar contract to furnish clocks for the Montesano courthouse including a 2000 dollar tower clock and 12 office clocks. Louis Vallier dies in Hot Springs Arkansas prompting relatives to travel to attend his funeral. County officers elect take office next Monday with W B Paine naming Frank Taylor deputy, a veteran of eight years prior to 1907. Evans Drug reports new paper novels arriving.
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Evans Drug Co
Isilda Willponene
South Aberdeen
Willponene
Burnett Bros
Aberdeen Jewelers
Montesano
Frank Walker
Jeverett
Arthur Portier
West Heron Street
Louis Vallier
Hot Springs
Ark
Northern Pacific
W. B. Paine
Frank Taylor
Taylor
Ring Tray Stolen From Aberdeen Loan Office
The Aberdeen Loan office proprietor reported a theft of a tray containing 45 rings of various descriptions on Tuesday. Police urge anyone approached to buy such jewelry to report to police headquarters.
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Aberdeen Loan Office
Great Expectations and the saving habit verse
A verse by Arthur Chapman in the Denver Republican praises savings and frugality. It uses imagined wealth from cheap upper berths to claim poverty ends, a brighter future, and a happier outlook, while noting the risk of tipping costs from porters.
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Arthur Chapman
Denver
Aberdeen Booster Button Adopts Stout Design
At a Chamber of Commerce luncheon held Tuesday at Hotel Washington, boosters chose a booster button designed by Walter Stout. The button features St Andrew's cross and the inscription Aberdeen 50 000 1915. Plans include wearing the button and printing the design on commercial stationery. A five member committee was appointed to study the city government commission plan for Aberdeen.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Washington
Buttton
St. Andrew's Cross
Aberdeen
Investment push funds major Aberdeen loan deal
Frank Dole received forty thousand dollars for loaning purposes on Aberdeen real estate. He has built a strong reputation as a money broker, assisting many borrowers with loans ranging from five hundred to twelve thousand dollars over the past two years. Harbor financiers trust his ability to place their funds.
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Frank Dole
Aberdeen
Dole
Aberdeen Construction starts on Oregon and Washington grade
Aberdeen Construction Company began work on the Oregon and Washington Railroad grade between Hoquiam and Aberdeen. The Aberdeen end near Western mill employed about 30 men with plans to expand soon. Hoquiam work will start in weeks with preliminary tasks, and the contract aims for completion in early summer.
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Aberdeen Construction Company
Oregon & Washington Railroad Company
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Aberdeen End
Western Mill
Hoquiam End
Models Collected as Early Invention Ideas Rise
The United States patent office gathers models of initial ideas across multiple inventions including the first telephone the first sewing machine and the first phonograph.
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United States Patent Office
Oat Feed Value Compared With Other Roughages
Federal analyses show oat straw tops wheat barley rye straw in feeding value due to higher protein and fat. Oat hay exceeds timothy and beats bearded barley on nutrients. Green oats offer high total feed value. oats outperform rye for soiling. digestibility of components matters. hulls provide bulk. oat straw rich in digestible protein and fat but lower in protein than corn stover.
Aggie Ellicott Couple Wed in Aberdeen Home
Miss Dorthea Aggie of Aberdeen wed Mr Randall Ellicott of Portland at the bride’s parents home. Ellicott, former Aberdeen grocer and brother of Mrs Frank C Wheel er, will reside in Portland with his wife.
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Dorthea Aggie
Aberdeen
Randall Ellicott
Portland
Mr. Ellicott
Frank C. Wheeler
Post Office Receipts Rise Toward First-Class Status
Post master W Crammatte reports Aberdeen's total 1910 receipts at 36964 compared with 31291 the previous year. The office nears first class status and a 40000 dollar figure is expected to be reached before the fiscal year ends in March 1912.
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W. Crammatte
Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School Class Meet at Miss Lemmen Home
The class organization of Aberdeen High School met Monday evening at Miss Florence Lemmen's home at 508 East First Street. Eighteen of the twenty-two class members attended and enjoyed the evening.
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Aberdeen High School
Florence Lemmen
East First Street
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Federal Agricultural Department
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