Chehalis County Local Doings Across Many Sections
Norman Gilkey, former Montesano resident, has gone to Juneau Alaska to locate. Several Aberdeen residents and local figures including T E Baker, Cliff Weatherwax, and Samuel Long are noted with travels and activities. The Cen tral White River area reports snow delaying logging with Stockwell's camp workers returning to town. serious move of McCandless hotel to a new site progresses. local social events include a nurse appreciation dinner hosted by Dr Horace Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gilkey
Montesano
Juneau
Alaska
T. E. Baker
N. P
Phil. Locke
Grove Antrim
Aberdeen
Cliff M. Weatherwax
Chehalis
Samuel Long
Wyncodie
Missouri
Indiana
Anna Dineen
Tacoma
Frank H. Lamb
Lamb Timber Company
Carl Nelson
Glenn
Lamb
F. T. Hackett
Centralia
Crist
Mr. Hackett
McKinney
Rumors of New Box Factory Spur Local Interest
The item notes a possible box factory to be built between Union mill and the railroad bridge. It also records community goings on including visits, appointments, travel, illnesses, and social events such as a Woodmen of the World gathering next Saturday evening at 8.00 at the L.O.O.F. hall with W. C. Krum speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mill
H. Martin
Bill Bailey
Seattle
Frank Martin
H. B. Martin
W.H. Karr
Soundon
Defiance
E. K. Wood Mill
Bryan Crawford
Wm. Dawson
Portland
Oregon
Will Powell
Hal Cone
Chicago
Bernice Warner
Canada
Otis Todd
Olympic Cafe
O. C. Fenlason
F. Hall W. C. Krum
Washington
Idaho
Roy Herriman
Satsop
Hotel Winston
Who will be the next postmaster in Aberdeen
A bustling column lists local happenings from Porter to Aberdeen. Neighbors visit, travels, births, deaths, and roles shift as residents like Gertie Vandervort, Mrs. Palmer, and C. N. Mills appear in daily notices. A late January 1904 postmaster question punctuates a roundup of society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Vandervort
Chas. Palmer
Porter
Henry Gibbardt
Black River Falls
Wisconsin
C. N. Mills
Maggie Burch
Aberdeen
Bellingham
St. Luke’s Hospital
Geo. Fields
Jamestown First Settlement Claim Rebutted by E H Lively
E H Lively argues Jamestown, Virginia, 1607, with John Smith, was the continent’s first settlement and the cradle of liberty. He cites the Yorktown era events and the Lexington battle dates, noting chronology errors and commemorations in 1907. He cites Gen. Fitzburgh Lee and Jamestown Exposition leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lively
Jamestown
Virginia
John Smith
Heralp
United States
D. Lowenburg
G. F. Shepperd
Lexington
Mass
Point Pleasant
Andrew Lewis
Ohio River
Cornstalk
Great North West Country
Lakes
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Lord Dunmore
Williamsburg
York River
Patrick Henry
Dunmore
FE. H. Livery
Aberdeen
Wash
Illinois Central Advertises Modern Trains and Rates
A Portland Oregon business notice promotes the Illinois Central as the up-to-date road with two daily trains from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago and from Omaha to Chicago. It promises free reclining chair cars buffet library smoking cars vestibuled service and same rates as inferior roads. Agents in Portland and Seattle invite inquiries for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Chicago
B. H. Trumpull
Third St
Portland
Ore
J.C. Linpsey
F. Thompson
Colman Ridg
Seattle, Wash
Springer Boats Open at Wishkah Foot
N A Springer resumes boat business at the new location foot of Wishkah street offering boat building estimates and contracts for any description. Boats for rent available and Sunday parties are urged to engage in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Springer
Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Art Co Opens At 175 Market Street
The Aberdeen Art Co announces its opening at 175 Market Street offering photography services. Local patrons are invited to visit the new business showcasing camera work and related photographic offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Porto Ricans Entitled to Free Entry Under US Law
Supreme Court opinion states Porto Ricans owing allegiance to the United States are not aliens and may enter the United States at will. The decision hinges on the 1900 Porto Rico civil government act and questions of allegiance, not citizenship, with implications noted by Indiana press and commentary on taxation of Porto Rican trade. Reverend Carlise P. B. Martin praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup in a local health note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
United States
New York
Gonzales
Porto Rico
Congress
Supreme Court
Alternage
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Stockwell
Horace Campbell
St. David’s Hospital
McCandless
Cosmopolis
Mrs. Frank Morgan
Hoquiam
Mrs. Morgan
M. F. Berdine
Astoria
FE. A. Chamberlain
Marshal Fry
Mr. Chamberlain
Oakville
Mrs. Glover
Clara Trudgian
Rebekah Lodge
Nelse Backman
Connie
Emma Monday
Miss Liscomb
Olympia
Mra. E. L. Minard
This
City
C. K. Craig
California
Moore
Willie Lewis
Amos
Fred Johnson
Mrs Anderson
John A Jasper
J C Battle
J C Lyme
A L Chalmers
Thomas Leasure
Wm Chandler
A B McGown
M Clark
G C McNamara
Jas Drum
H E Matthews
A G Doyle
John Marshall
W D Davis
Frank Moss
William Franka
Albert McDowall
A Finn
M Pemstinon
Paavo
R. P. Campbell
P. M
Union Mill Company
State of Washington
W Mack
County
Gena
Herald
America
the Aberdeen Art CO
Carlise P. B. Martin
Waverly
Texas
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
GEO. J. Wolff & CO
Heron ST
Geo. Fisher’s
Market St
Stein-Broch Clothes
Hamlin and Knox
Douglas and Florsheim
DR. Long
GQ Street
Horseshoe Store
J. H. Fuller & CO
G Street
Gabrielson & Holmer
Him
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