Arrivals and Departures at Aberdeen Saw Mills
The Fair Oaks sailed Thursday evening from Slade mill for San Francisco. Benicia departed Anderson Middleton mill for a New Zealand port. Chehalis arrived to load at American mill for San Francisco. Hornet arrived and loads at Bay City mill for San Francisco. Geo Loomis arrived, unloaded, and left for San Francisco. A B Johnson sailed Thursday for Talara Bay. Bee arrived from San Francisco to load at Slade and Bay City mills. Columbia sailed with passengers and 40 to 50 tons freight for San Francisco.
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Fair Oaks
Slade Mill
San Francisco
Barkentine Benicia
Anderson & Middleton
New Zealand
Hornet
Bay City
Geo. Loomis
A. B. Johnson
Bar
Talara Bay
Bee
Slade and
Bay City Mills
Musicale Honors Miss Cogger Before California Visit
Mr and Mrs James A Hood hosted a Friday musicale at their North Street home for Miss Cogger who departs this week for an extended visit with friends in California. About thirty guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music and hospitality. Cogger received a board granted leave of absence with length of stay tied to her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hood
North S Street
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Aberdeen Resident
Henry Grabow of South Aberdeen says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble with prompt relief from back and loins pain and strengthened kidneys after other medicines failed. He recommends the remedy to other sufferers and notes it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co is the U S sale agent in Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Dean
Henry Grabow
South Aberdeen
Wash
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hodges the Genius Behind the Panama Canal Design
Colonel Harry F. Hodges is praised by engineer in chief George W. Goethals as the man who designed the canal. He conceived arches in approach walls to prevent lake waters from entering the locks and created the gate mechanism enabling efficient lock operation. The first large ship through the Gatun locks will be the Oregon on January 1, 1915.
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Harry F. Hodges
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Washington
Goethals
Bridges
Colonel Hodges
Lake Gatun
Hodges
Wilson
Army
Canal
Military Academy
Department of
Cuba
Gatun
Oregon
Clark
Germany Accepts Dog Meat in State Slaughter Plans
German authorities consider a municipal dog slaughter house at Berlin cattle yards with approval from yard overseers. The move follows extensive dog meat consumption in Saxony, as officials anticipate a police permit in Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Saxony
Prussia
Berlin
Lullaby Verse Echoes Dekker’s Gentle Night Prayer
A compact excerpt presents a lullaby urging restful sleep and care toward children. The poem mentions golden slumbers, waking smiles, and soothing words. It attributes the lines to Thomas Dekker and evokes a timeless bedtime mood.
Better Off Exchange Joke Highlights Matrimony
A humorous exchange contrasts prior and current living situations as one partner quips that marriage has improved life. The dialogue notes a shift from "good quarters" to "a better half" reflecting a lighthearted view of wedlock.
London Mothers in a Big Contest in Mothercraft
Five thousand London mothers train for a major mothercraft competition to be held in April. Forty schools for mothers organize eliminations with subjects on feeding, dressing, and baby care. final judges may award useful prizes or savings accounts in the baby’s name.
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London
Association of
National Association For the
National League For Physical Education and Improvement
J. Halford
London County Council
Miss Halford
Miss Bunting
St. Pancras
Brooklyn Woman Repeatedly Treated for Aphasia
Jennie Reich a nineteen year old girl from Brooklyn was found in a dazed condition in New York City. Hospital records show she has been treated for the same complaint fifteen times in recent months labeled temporary aphasia. Police report she has been picked up in numerous city districts and has visited almost every hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Reich
Brooklyn
New York City
Treasury hints at 34.72 per person in vaults
Treasury notes a per capita reserve fund of 34.72 dollars. Director of the Mint receives 500 letters demanding immediate distribution. A western writer asks for dollars and pennies. An index quirk in a law book cites Mr Justice Best and a wit ness contempt of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Reserve Fund
Roberts
London Chronicle
Best
Justice
Justice Best
Aberdeen Mayoral Candidate Announces Run
I hereby respectfully announce my self as candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of Aberdeen at the primaries of said city March 10 1913 subject to the approval of the voters of Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen mayoral candidate announces campaign
Eugene France declares his candidacy for mayor of Aberdeen subject to voters approval at the March 10, 1913 primaries in the city.
Joseph Jacob for Mayor in March 10 1913 Primaries
Paid advertisement announcing Joseph Jacob as candidate for mayor subject to voter approval in the March 10 1913 primaries. The message emphasizes government that serves the people and the candidate’s intent to lead.
Aberdeen Third Ward Councilman Primary March 10 1913
L. J. Kolts is a candidate for the office of councilman in Aberdeen's Third Ward. The election will be decided by ward voters at the March 10 1913 primaries pending approval of the electorate.
Candidate declares bid in Aberdeen Fifth Ward primaries
E W Beimfohr announces candidacy for the Fifth ward seat in Aberdeen at the upcoming primaries to be held March 10, 1913.
Aberdeen City Clerk Re Election Primary Date
Voter notice sets March 10 1913 as the primary date for the re election to the office of city clerk of Aberdeen City. The brief notice lists the election timing and place as the city.
Aberdeen City Treasurer Primary Ballot Topic 1918
The city treasurer position in Aberdeen is subject to voter sanction at the Aberdeen primaries on March 10, 1918.
Re elected Secretary At Hoquiam Commercial Club
At a Saturday directors meeting in Hoquiam C. D. McClure was unanimously chosen secretary of the Commercial Club. Members urged his reelection citing the club current financial condition and achievements of the past year as proof of his diligent work.
Grays Harbor News Brief for Aberdeen Readers
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald informs local readers about Grays Harbor county developments. Community notices, public events, and regional updates highlight daily life and local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Herald
Grays Harbor
Stump Land Clearing Devices Offered to Owners
A pamphlet describes methods to clear stump land at the lowest known cost per acre using newly perfected devices. It invites owners who share their names to contact John A. Gorman of 1112 Western Ave Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gorman
Seattle
Modern Woodmen Meeting Notice at J C O F Hall
Modern Woodmen of America meets every second and fourth Friday evenings at J C O F Hall on Market and F streets. Visiting neighbors welcome. Falkner and Robinson listed as officers or organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen OF America
J. C. O. F. Hall
WM. M. Falkner
Aberdeen area street box list with marks and notes
A dense list of street intersections and box numbers in Aberdeen with several imaginary boxes noted in parentheses. The document enumerates locations such as North Aberdeen Highland Home City Hall Thornton and Sixth Streets Prospect Terrace Ave N P Depot Jefferson Simpson Ave Wilson Mill Slade Mill Second and Starion Streets Market Streets American Mill G Wishkah Streets F Heron Streets E Second Streets G Fourth Streets River Streets M Market Streets Hume Streets River Streets Broadway intersections and other mill and lumber company entries.
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North Aberdeen
Highland Home
City Hall
Thornton & Sixth Streets
Prospect & Terrace Ave
N. P. Depot
Jefferson & Simpson Ave
Wilson Mill
Slade Mill
Second & Starion Streets
F and Market Streets
American Mill
G & Wishkah
F & Heron Streets
E & Second Streets
G & Fourth Streets
F & River Streets
M & Market
H & Hume Streets
I & River Streets
Broadway & Third Streets
Broadway & Sixth Streets
Division
Heron
Curtis & Front
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co
Union Mill
Morgan & Jefferies
Cherry & Duffy
T H Hill Public Accountant
T H Hill offers audited books and kept accounts with office systems installed at 513 East Wishkah, contact via telephone 283.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Accountant
East Wishkah
Publishers Notice on Missed Herald Deliveries
Subscribers served by city carriers who do not receive the Herald on Monday and Thursday by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co at 6931. They will deliver a copy immediately to help the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
City Messenger Co
Remarkable United Doctors Visit at Hotel Crescent
Startling disclosures reveal treatments claimed to avoid surgery for appendicitis gall stones kidney stones and tumors. The United Doctors, licensed specialists, advertise cures for consumption asthma bronchitis and catarrhal diseases plus many other conditions through medicine diet hygiene and exercise. They offer hypodermic injections for select cancer or tubercular glands and invite urine samples for analysis during hours 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Doctors
United States
America
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Toronto
Wishkah and
G Streets
Columbia
Cogger
Thomas Dekker
Mar
Mint
Lola
Chicago News
Portland
John Simon & Brother
Trust Busters
Front St
Grant St
Eugene France
Joseph Jacob
People
L. J. Kolts
E. W. Beimfohr
Fred Hewitt Aberdeen
A. G. Tillinghast
Pioneer
Pucet
Sound Seed Gardens
LaConner
Skagit Co
Thern Pacific
Tacoma
Nsene
Tacomg Cecocsvesseeseeee
McCle’ry
Elma
V. Aberde
R. Elma
McClery
Centralia O.B. B. & N. CO
Centralia
Eee
T. H. Hill
Publishers
THE
United Associated Doctors
Hotel Crescent Thurs
HAYES @ HAYES Bankers (Incorporated
Jas, McNlanar
West Heron Street
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