Chehalis County Happenings from Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald correspondents include travels and visits across towns. Notables: Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mitchell home from Provo Utah. a new son for Mr. and Mrs. Maston Taylor. travels to Hureka Springs Ark and Seattle. Mrs. Green of Little Rock visiting Hoquiam. several attendees at funerals and meetings. A broken arm for Geo Brumbaugh after a fall before Brewer's Pharmacy.
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
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Mrs. Geo. Mitchell
Provo, Utah
Thos. Raney
Hureka Springs
Ark
Charles Green
Little Rock
Hoquiam
William Lieby
KE. D. Barrett
Alex Blaine
Seattle
Alaska
L. P. Herrick
Portland
State Board of Medical Examiners
QO. R. Bailey
Los Angeles
Carlos
San Francisco
Clarence Reed
The
Queets
Queets Trading Company
Wm. Gibson
Lytle
Camp Two
Hoquiam General Hospital
Wheeler Avenue
Hoveys Return from Seattle as Timber Camp Closes
Wr and Mrs C W Hovey and son Lyle left for Seattle after the Union Timber camp shut down due to frozen pipes. E B Couch of Cedarville sold 160 acres at Satsop for 10000. Harlan Couch with two young daughters moved to Star Idaho for a new home. Marion Winiecki and wife after two months in California return to Oakville, deeming it the only place to live.
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Union Timber Company
B. Couch
Cedarville
Satsop
Harlan Couch
Star
Idaho
Marion Winiecki
California
Oakville
Foreman Prepares For Sound District Move
Foreman is planning to relocate to a Sound area residence. Mr and Mrs L B Bignold visited Aberdeen on Friday to see The Alaskan at the Grand theatre. Miss Anna Clemons and her brother George returned to Portland to resume studies after the holiday. Marriage licenses issued last week include Harley W Bailey Ella M Curtice Frank Kleczynski Lizzie Strus. Harley W Bailey and Ella M Curtice wed January 2 1909 at Montesano M E parsonage. all residents of Elma.
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Joe Seybold
Olympia
B. F. Coe
Idaho
Bessie Strubel
Tacoma
J. BB. Blair
Jack
Letham
Myrtle Murray
Montezano
Harry W. Bailey
Ella M. Curtice
Elma
Frances Glancey
Providence Academy
Chas. Hathway
Ocosta
J. T. Thornton
Geo. Brumbaugh
Brewer's Pharmacy
Foreman
L. B. Bignold
Aberdeen
Grand Theatre
Anna Clemons
George
Portland
Harley W. Bailey
Frank Kleczynski
Lizzie Strus
M. E
Judge Irwin Changes Court Schedule Effective January 19
In a court ruling Judge Irwin shifts motion days, setting trials and hearings for fault divorce cases from Monday to Saturday. The order takes effect January 19. Dr. Guy E. Marcy and his bride visited from Tacoma to see the groom’s father H. B. Marcy and planned to settle in Oakville where Marcy will practice.
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Men of America
Royal Neighbors of America
M. W. A. Hall
Irwin
Guy E. Marcy
Bride
Tacoma
New Years
H. B. Marcy
Oakville
Mr. Marcy
The Subtle Female and the Modern Man
A satirical look at how women influence male fashion and marriage choices. The piece argues men adopt sober, practical dress as women demand substance and the duty of representation within the family, warning of the lure of the wrong partner.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Hoard advises clean dry cow stalls with simple gutter design
Ex governor Hoard of Wisconsin endorses a stall layout that avoids gutters or uses a shallow rear gutter of up to two inches. The stall provides three and a half feet width, a front bar to keep bedding dry, and a movable 2 by 4 to fit cow size, with a manger and hay rack in view of the diagram.
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Hoard
Wisconsin
Local Doctors Listings in Postoffice Block Area
Dr C T Smith osteopath rooms 7 8 Postoffice block. Dr D R Austin rooms 19 20 Doris Elk over Deans tea store. Dr A S Austin Hayes Haynes Bank building over Paine s drug store. Residence Grays Harbor Hospital.
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D. R. Austin
Doris Elk
Dean’s
A. S. Austin
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Paine’s
Grays Harbor Hospital
Injured Adders Treatment For Udder Injuries In Cattle
Guidance on treating udder injuries in cows notes when to use simple heat applications and poultices for mild cases and when to employ ointments belladonna or opium for pain. Severe wounds require cleaning, antiseptics, edge trimming and suturing, while cautious use of strong medicines is advised to avoid gland damage.
Island tales reveal Wessex indolence in Islands of the Vale
Eleanor G Hayden argues in Islands of the Vale that indifference marks Wessex life. A cottage displays comfort then a visitor notes the son has not changed, as the mother jokes he goes twice daily to the circus and pays well while leaving the rest to himself.
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the Vale
Eleanor G. Hayden
Pigeon Toes Recalled In Playtime Worry
A mother recalls fear of contagious disease as her four year old Louise reports two Meyers children may have pigeon toes. Louise believes sister says they won’t catch it. The anecdote highlights childhood health concerns and parental anxiety.
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Little Louise
Meyers
Veterinary Remedies and Household Animal Care Tips
A broad guide covers worm remedies for horses using acea nut powder then a purgative, care for hoof and udder health, lice control with coal ashes for hogs cattle and horses, mange treatment with tar oil and whale oil, and tips on trimming pig tusks. Also includes a large advertising insert for Barnatto Simulation Diamonds offering free samples and a global sales rep program.
Pike Rapids Tactics From Angling Tales
A reader notes pike kill prey by gripping fish crosswise with strong jaws and swallowing after a delay. He recalls a perch held for twenty minutes before release. Typical waiting times range from five to ten minutes in the observed behavior.
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W. H. Armistead
Vague Quote on Nuptials and War-Time Uniforms
A fragment quotes Watre Jacob praising marriage to an officer and the appeal of a fine uniform and sea decorations. The speaker imagines the officer will have a band at no funeral, reflecting wartime sentiment and ceremonial imagery.
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Elsie
Watre
Jacob
Willing Victim Divorce Talks In Detroit
In a Detroit Free Press item, Mr Bickers tells lawyer he will not defend his wife’s divorce suit and $5,000 yearly alimony claim. He argues the amount is enormous but favors peace at any price.
Paris Tax Burden Cited as 20 Percent of Income
The excerpt notes a Parisian reportedly pays about one fifth of earnings in taxes. It contrasts a classroom quip about pen efficiency with a judge’s remark on prior writing tools and punishment.
Registration opens for 1909 primaries and April election
The notice states registration books open January 2 1909 for voters in the March 9 primary and April 6 1909 election. It requires one year in the state, 90 days in the county, and 38 days in the ward before the primary. Naturalized citizens must bring papers. first papers are not accepted. Dated Aberdeen Washington December 1 1908.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald Transcript Note
Grays Harbor happenings are summarized in this twice weekly record from the Aberdeen Herald. The brief item notes local events and community updates in a concise domestic newspaper tone.
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Origin of the Argand Lamp and the Telescope
Children inspired invention in two cases Argand’s lamp with a wick in a hollow cylinder led to the lamp chimney and brighter flame The Dutch spectacle maker’s children peering through glasses sparked the idea for a new toy and the telescope followed thereafter
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Argand
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