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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
2
First publication on December 4 1914 and last publication on January 22 1915 by trustees J W Young W J Egerer and J D Walker regarding the Morgan Oil Co filing.
Subscribers who did not receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co. at phone 72 for immediate delivery of a copy, aiding the publisher.
Road District No 3 accounted for 60092 of 196684 spent across six districts last year. County totals show 356800 spent on roads including county funds district allocations and state highway work on the Quinsault road.
In Montesano on January 7 Mrs. Nettie Kester broadcast cabbage seeds on a small garden patch after harvest. Seedlings reached three to four inches and remained alive through the cold spell, with leaves crackling in frosty mornings but no damage. Neighbors watch the experiment with interest.
J. T. Dillard, 72, files two suits in superior court against sons Robert and Enoch Dillard. One seeks return of North River farm title after claiming 1913 deeded transfer with life annual payments and cemetery plot condition unmet. The other seeks $6,100 for stock and farm rental.
Ninemire and Law have purchased the Montesano meat market formerly run by Rasmussen and Doyle. The transfer has just been completed.
P. A. Bertrand sues the estate of the late Minnie B. Leitch seeking $1,000 for damage to a automobile after a crash that caused Leitch's death. A prior suit claimed a sale to Leitch but failed to prove it.
Berry C. Mox, accused of shooting E. Alvin Preston at the Grays Harbor City pumping plant on Dec. 30, was released from Montesano jail and accompanied his attorney to Hoquiam where he will stay with friends for a few days. Bail was set at 15000 dollars with several local bondsmen. Mrs. Moxley and their son have been with friends since the tragedy. Attorney Morgan argues bail is common in murder cases unless guilt is presumed strong.
J E Landon and Vallie Hilterbrandt married at the Robertson home in Montesano. Rev Shelly officiated at a small quiet ceremony attended by a few friends. Both are employees of the Esmond and Esmond company.
The little boy pictured is the oldest son of Frederick William crown prince of Germany and grandson of a German ruler. He is born on July 4, 106, and will be years old on his next birthday. He has three younger brothers Louis Ferdinand Hubert and Frederick. The piece notes royal naming customs and speculates William Frederick may one day rule Germany.
An ad explains Jad Salts as a simple remedy for urinary irritation. It advises four ounces of rad salts, a tablespoonful in water before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize acids and restore normal bladder function. Jad Salts, inexpensive and harmless, is described as a pleasant lithia water drink for kidneys and urinary disorders.
A party plays a round of How Do You Like It with a chosen word like stick. Players answer with different contexts such as out walking sealing a letter and meeting a dog. If the guesser fails after three rounds the word is abandoned and another is chosen.
A crowd game tests geography by naming places in sequence. Each player must use a new geographic word starting with the last letter of the previous word. A mistake or no available name eliminates the player, and the last remaining participant wins. The piece notes the game's appeal and its emotional resonance for mothers.
The Federal League resumes offensive with 42 centimeter salaries as Detroit Free Press notes. The year holds two seasons six months for players and six for jumps to the Federals per Portland Oregonian. Philadelphia Bulletin warns the public will bear the financial impact of promoter and player negotiations.
The text reflects quirky expressions about health, names, and credit. It suggests some people stay calm when asleep while noting maritime armor and foreign orders. The fragmentary items imply a wartime or policy context with Uncle Sam and supply concerns.
A noted authority links kidney and bladder discomfort to uric acid buildup. The kidneys filter this acid, which irritates the bladder causing burning sensations, frequent nighttime urination, and a feeling of loss of control, conditions often feared by sufferers.
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