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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1912
Page
2
Susie Templeton of Hooper Nebraska reports five years of female troubles and weak bearing down pain. After seven bottles her health fully returns and she resumes heavy work with no relapse. She endorses the medicine and invites others to try it.
Hoquiam reports an Indian village under quarantine after John ny Shale of the Giia tribe falls ill with smallpox like symptoms. Dr R F Hunter is in charge. about 150 Indians in Tahola area are under strict precautions to prevent spread.
The following marriage licenses were issued during the week: J. H. Burris and Laura Jennings. W. E. Hand and Martha J. Leonard. J. Pelan and Emma W. Kaiser. Victor Lumgren and Alma Bassi. J. E. Johnson and Elizabeth R. Conlee. John Merle and Trude Brown. Gus Rady and Eva Day.
Larry Rice, superintendent of the Chehalis County Fish Hatchery, reports an up to date plan with concrete ponds and finishing troughs. Spawn gathering continues to about June 15 with an expected 8,000,000 eggs. Silversides to be completed by March 15 then steelhead. total eggs 41,551,000 including Chinook 125,000 Silversides 1,310,060 and Dogsal ia 1,122,006 hatched count 29,?9.
The N. P. depot at Montesano received several coats of paint this week and many placards announcing the work were posted. Some belated passengers queued at the ticket window then braced against the wall while waiting for service, finding humor in the inconvenience.
C Dalton attorney for Purceys Safe Co told county commissioners the firm would accept the board’s offer to pay 321.40 to settle their claim for installing courthouse counters and freight costs, after deducting a discount for completing the contract.
The Chehalis river wires reached the season’s highest level Sunday evening, about six feet over fields near the NP depot. Snow in the mountains kept the rise from receding, flooding the road between Syverson mill and the Mouesers bridge to several feet deep but causing no damage.
Hoquiam lumber mill owner Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle Co. receives a million feet order from Soo Railway Co. This initial purchase signals improving business and hints at more orders for Gra Harbor. It reflects railways finally maintaining equipment after three stagnant years.
Hoquiam January report says Congressman Stanton Wartualton secured postponement of Robert E Vorhies forest reserve claim cancellation to allow further investigation. Vorhies bought the relinquishment from 31 Mei born for 800 dollars and has improved the land while government seeks to oust him.
Hoquiam reports Industrial Workers from St Louis and other cities moving toward San Francisco after clashes in Aberdeen. About 100 members linger in Hoquiam, hoping to raise funds, with the group aiming to use California as a new base while maintaining some street outreach to win support.
Hoquiam reports a rise of sixty students in the public school enrollment compared with last year. Superintendent E L McDonnell notes the summer survey showed a decrease prior to this uptick and views the current figures as flattering news for the district.
A rough house broke out in a Ninth street billiard hall owned by a Greek, leaving the venue wrecked after a free for all fight early yesterday morning. Billiard cues were used as weapons in the melee.
The White Star Lumber company sold three hundred acres of land one and a half miles east of Elma to C A Oulette of Seattle. Oulette plans to divide the tract into ten acre or larger lots and advertise sales soon attracting families to the town. The firm still has land to dispose of and hopes settlers will boost the dairy and fruit region of Southwest Washington.
Elma boosters plan strong turnout for the Southwest Washington Development Association meeting in Olympia Thursday through Saturday. A banner prize will go to the town with the highest turnout and may become permanent after three consecutive wins. Aberdeen Chamber notes enthusiasm as Jeff Anderson reports hopes Aberdeen will grow, though not likely to surpass larger coastal cities.
SATSOP LOSES GAME SATSOP Jan 20 The Satso Athletic club basketball team was defeated by a team from the Fountain Y M C A here last night by a score of 82 to 2. It was close until the final minutes when two goals by the association members decided the outcome.
A public quarrel over foreign policy features two men debating the meaning of dollar diplomacy. One declares it the same old practice, while another argues it creates a barrier that only billionaires can surpass to serve as ambassadors.
A historic guide outlines boiling creamed and croquette style spinach with butter egg yolk cream and parsley. It also covers spinach with fish breadcrumbs sardines salmon and simple boiled spinach served with hard boiled eggs and seasonings.
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