Portland visit and city notes from The Town
Jay G Weatherwax made a business visit in Portland this week. The post office received revenue stamps. The steamer Coronado arrived with about 150 tons of freight. Various clubs and societies held meetings at homes and churches across the city. Local officials and residents moved about for appointments, travels, and events including elections, installations, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay G. Weatherwax
Portland
Coronado
Death of Eric A Erickson at Age 20
Eric Avald Erickson died after a lingering illness at his home on Jeffries and Simpson streets. He was 20 and his funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at Whiteside chapel with interment in the mausoleum. He is survived by his wife two children his parents Mr and Mrs A Erickson three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Avald Erickson
Jeffries
Simpson Streets
Whiteside Chapel
Mr. Erickson
A. Erickson
Edna Stoy Weds F G Schoenberger at St Andrew’s
Miss Edna Stoy and Mr. F G Schoenberger were married Wednesday afternoon by Rev F F W Greene at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church. Schoenberger is a Union Station telegraph operator. Stoy worked at Crammate’s Sweet Shop. The couple have many friends offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Stoy
F. G. Schoenberger
F. F. W. Greene
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Schoenberger
Union Station
Crammatte
Callison Wins Case in Supreme Court Reversal
The Supreme Court reversed Judge Irwin in the dispute North Idaho Grain Co vs I P Callison of Chehalis Produce Co. The Idaho company had won a $3000 judgment over hay not shipped to Callison from a years old large hay transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Irwin
North Idaho Grain Co
I. P. Callison
Chehalis Produce Co
Idaho Company
Callison
Car Kills Three Horses On East Curtis Street
An electric car on Tuesday night struck three horses near the curve on East Curtis street while they were escaping to their stable from the Book pasture. The animals owned by J. O. Shannon were killed after being blinded by the headlight and unable to move out of the car's path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolis
East Curtis Street
J. O. Shannon
Electrical Inspector Named In City Hall
Nat Hart a fire department member serves as electrical inspector to ensure all new buildings have proper wiring. An office is set up on the second floor of the city hall with hours 8 to 10 am and 1 to 3 pm. Neither Hart nor Chief Tamblyn will receive extra salary for these duties.
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Nat Hart
Fire Department
Tamblyn
Hart
Chief Tamblyn
Business for sale lace and kimono shop in Aberdeen
Well established location in Aberdeen offers imported laces kimonos and fancy dry goods with a profit over 100 dollars weekly. Good reason for selling. Inquire at Herald office 27 41.
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Aberdeen
Herald Office
Outhouse Fire Near Stewart Residence Causes Minor Damage
A small blaze in an outhouse near Malcolm M. Stewart's home at First Avenue and B Street prompted a fire alarm at 11 30 yesterday morning. Damage was nominal and contained.
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Malcolm M. Stewart
First Avenue
B Street
Joseph McCabe Dies After Long Service on Northern Pacific
News of Joseph McCabe death in New Orleans reached Milwaukee last night. He served many years as division superintendent of the Northern Pacific and made numerous trips on his private car between 1889 and 1899. A. G. Wellington recalls working under McCabe in Milwaukee for Continental Telegraph.
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New Orleans
Joseph McCabe
Northern Pacific
A. G. Wellington
Continental Telegraph Company
Milwaukee
Don'ts for Mothers Guide to Child Rearing
Practical guidance for mothers on caring for infants and children. Emphasizes nap schedules, night lights, dental care, gentle speech about siblings, and safety practices. Advises avoiding dangerous items within reach and fostering positive behavior while noting small faults to watch for.
New County Officers Take office After November Elections
County offices undergo partial changes with W C Birdwell becoming County Clerk and Luroy Herriman as chief deputy while Bessie Bacon joins as deputy. In the auditor’s office W D Campbell becomes auditor, and Richard Trask becomes chief deputy. Surveyor George D Robertson moves to engineer with Shorey as chief deputy. Assessor Sherman Hoover and Asa B Wilson name new deputies. Two new commissioners will be J B Kirdkaldie and E S Hubble replacing C N Wilson and E E Fishel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Birdwell
Luroy Herriman
Bessie Bacon
Richard Trask
Surveyor’s Office
George D. Robertson
Mr. Shorey
R. A. Wiley
A. C. Girard
Sherman Hoover
Asa B. Wilson
Board of Commissioners
C. N. Wilson
J. B. Kirkaldie
Elma
E. E. Fishel
E. S. Hubble
Hoquiam
Dry Kiln Fire Wrecks Shingle Mill Loss At Two Thousand
A fire at the Wilcox Shingle mill in South Aberdeen yesterday morning damaged a dry kiln and contents about 2000 dollars. About 1,200,000 shingles were ruined and the kiln itself damaged by around 300 dollars. Insurance covers the loss. Fire crews battled the stubborn blaze from 9 10 to after 6 00. The roof burned through despite modern equipment and sprinkler systems.
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Wilcox
Aberdeen
Stubbon
Aberdeen Sea Beach Packing Works Promotes Nationwide Ads
The Aberdeen firm campaigns publicity across magazines like Good Housekeeping and Ladies Home Journal and in eastern newspapers. Full pages spotlight Aberdeen as the company headquarters, boosting nationwide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Beach Packing Works
Aberdeen
Good Housekeeping
The
Ladies Home Journal
Supreme Court Reverses Condemnation Ruling in Timber Lands Case
The Washington Boom Co. won reversal of Judge Dykeman's ruling in King County. The state supreme court found the Chehalis Boom Co. land could be condemned since the land had not been used for 20 years, overturning the superior court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Dykeman
King County
Washington Boom Co
Chehalis Boom Co
Superior Court
Sailor John Hanson Held After DT Incapacitation
John Hanson an elderly sailor recently returned from Honolulu was removed from the Sargent hotel last night by Officer Hook. He is suffering from delirium tremens and has been placed in the padded cell of the city jail.
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John Hanson
Honolulu
Sargent Hotel
Officer Hook
City Council Hears Reports On Condemnation And Utilities
At Wednesday night’s meeting the council rescinded action to condemn land for a pipeline right of way after learning Mrs. Jean B. Stewart’s attorney Senator E E Boner will be in Olympia for two months. The health department was tasked to enforce a garbage and debris rule in the new fill district. Rent for the D Street foot of the Independent Sand and Gravel site will be paid before final settlement. The council deferred action on preventing heavy trucks in the West End for one week. A lease was signed with the Northern Pacific Railroad for placing an electric light pole in the Donovan lumber yard. Mayor and council discussed bids and issued permits, including a messenger service application and delegation to the State League of Washington Municipalities meeting. Reports covered water, fire, and building operations, with notes on water shortages, hydrants, and proposed improvements.
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Jean B. Stewart
Fraser
D Street
Independent
Sand & Gravel Company
Pacific Avenue
West End
Walker
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Donovan
A. L. Benton
F. C. Wilcox
Chamber of Commerce
R. C. Vandervoort
E. A. Merck
State'League of Washington
Olympia
Kelsey
Snider
EB. A
Lindstrom
West Heron
East Wishkah
Eighth Street
Chehalis
Charley Creek
William Tamblyn
Board of Examiners For
Motion Picture Operations
H. E. Frear
Wisdom Given to the Wise and Fools’ Use of Talent
A reflective saying attributed to Shakespeare contrasts wisdom with foolishness. It asserts that those with wisdom utilize their talents, while those lacking wisdom waste or misuse their gifts. The line explores prudence and human potential in a concise aphorism.
Road and Walk Mileage Totals Reported in Budget
The budget lists total road mileage at 50 328 miles and walk mileage at 53 703 miles. The figures reflect the scope of municipal infrastructure projects and planned maintenance for the period.
Vegetable Souffles From Oix Luncheon
A compact guide to making various vegetable souffles including cauliflower and spinach. Each recipe lists ingredients and steps such as beating yolks and whites separately, cooking methods, and baking directions for oven finishing.
The Marseillaise marching song excerpt
A fragment of The Marseillaise urges the French people to rise against tyrants. It calls on citizens to take up arms for liberty, denounce oppression, and endure victory or death as the nation seeks freedom.
When Delaware Produced Iron in Colonial Times
Delaware played a notable role in early iron ore production for bloomeries and furnaces. As bloomery use faded, the iron mining industry vanished and the state has since mainly mined quarries sand and gravel and sourced potable water springs as its principal mineral products.
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Delaware
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matt. Nims
South Bend
Mrs. L. B. Nims
R. T. Dabney
City
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Lillian Draper
Panama Club
East Wishkah Street
Wishkah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Board of Education
G. A. R. Club
James M. Birmingham
West Fifth Street
Ladies Aid Acutery
Trinity Methodist Church
Roy Wood
Seattle
State University
the Woman's Progressive Club
Horace Davis
North
Jefferson Street
Panama Whib
Theodore Seigfrend
West Hume Street
E. E. Kone
Robert Gray
West Eighth Street
Grays Harbor Poultry Association
Waldron Weatherwax
Olivetta Faulkner
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
F. J. Birchler
Neice
Paul Findergen
van Horn, Wash
Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
John Lewis
Broadway Apartments
Clarence Parker
Peter Daid
Tacoma
State Industrial Insurance Commission
Anna Hill
T. H. Hill
Pythian Sisters Club
East
Wishkah Street
Montesano
Andrew W. Gilchrist
Dr. Gilchrist
H. E. Layport
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Siloam Congregation
Victor Smith
West Curtis Street
Wishkah
F Streets
R. H. Fleet
Ida M. Cripe
George Cripe
Horace L. Niles
Civic Improvement Club
L. A. Philllips
Moscow, Idaho
F. C. Schmidt
Delta
Colorado
Yes
Eugene France
Grays Harbor Country Club
Jesse F. Murphy
Ray R. Rogers
Grays Harbor Hospital
P. H. King
Chicago
K. Y. . Church
J. F. Myles
Eric A. Erickson
Stoy-Schoenberger
QOODS
Broadway Pharmacy
County Fair Association
Chehalis County
R. C. Vandevort
E. C. Merck
Municipal League
Young
Socrates
Spurgeon
the Marseillaise
Rebeccas
Peruna
Victoria Pickel
Columbus
Victoria M. Pickel
E. Mound Street
Ohio
Rebecca Lodge of Odd Fellows
L. L. Maley
Wash
Herald
City Messenger Co
A. Wallin
F & Hume Sts
Messer
Blyth
E. Heron St
Grays Harbor
A. M. Bendetson
Bob. Bryan
South F Street
Hume
Frye & Company
Aberdeen Hoquiam
Oregon
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