Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald
Items of interest from all Chehalis County sections gathered by Aberdeen Herald correspondents. Notables include Dr. F L Carr leaving for Tacoma, births in Humptulips, visits by Mrs. K P French of Elma, and C H Jones of North Western Lumber traveling to San Francisco.
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Aberdeen Herald
F. L. Carr
Tacoma
Sound
Ehumptulips
Herbert Sewoury
K.P. French
Elma
Mire
W. W. Hewitt
C. H Jomes
North Western Lumber Company
San Francisco
Chas. I. W. Chesney
Seattle
United
J. Ther
Watson
Montesano Mills to Restart Saws in February
Local notes record Montesano's single Co.'s mill to resume sawing in February. W J Fe Crist received a 50 ton coal car load for his hotel. A daughter was born to the wife of Frank Houts of Johns River last week.婚
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W. FE. Crist
AD. Tevon Hire
California
Frank Houts
Johns River
Montesano
Joseph A. Gibson
Nellie M. Kirsch
Bignold
Barglacs
Patifle
Lets
Benadom
Carl Retzati
Aberdeen
Canton No. 5
Uniforn Bank
C. F
Willard Tart
Rond
Iveyor Shorey
Elma Residents Celebrate Mar riage And Local Happenings
Elma 16 Porter 1 Oakville 2 Wish kah 1 Frank Ladley and Miss Laura Strand wed last Sunday at the Wilson home with Rev. R L Shelle officiating. A supper by Mrs. Wilson followed. L J Wakefield reappears after grip. J W Strubel Sr rents east Elma farm to Marvin Witner. Joe Koch returns from harbor visit. Claude Beeson buys Robbins confectionery store. Joe Leybold Jr sells Dewey saloon to Aberdeen Brewing Co. Mrs P F Miller and children visit Mrs Harr. Mrs J B Kirkaldie returns from visit to daughter I W Fitznger. Henry Tournguist sells timber to Gebhard Wilkinson for a local saw mill. Friends gather at Dr Hill’s birthday celebration with cards and lunch.
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Frank Ladley
Laura Strand
John Kendall
Frank Wilson
R. L. Shelle
L. J. Wakefield
J. W Strubel Sr
Elma
Marvin Witner
Joe Koch
Thoureday
Claude Beeson
D.yad
Ed. Rbbins
Joe Leybold Jr
Main Street
Aberdeen Brewing Co
P. F. Miller
Felicia, Wash
Henry Tournguist
Summit
Messrs Gebhard and Wilkinson
Dr. Hill
Local Briefs From Aberdeen Area
Mrs. Lizzie Backman is seriously ill at her residence. The I O G T plans a Valentine social at Furniture hall on February 14. R P Porter, Aberdeen businessman, visited his friend Mr Weiland on Wednesday. H C Winston got a new donkey engine last week. George Fields shows health improvement after hospital treatment. Oakville Creamery Co has incorporated with R J Stoner, Joseph Mauermann, and D W Bagshaw named as trustees for the first three months.
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Valentine
Furniture Hall
R. P. Porter
Aberdeen
Weiland
H. C. Winston
Hank
George Fields
Aberdeen Hospital
Oakville Creamery Co
R. J. Stoner
Joseph Mauermann
D. W. Bagshaw
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs. Micheal Hart wife of the Kingston Cart Service superintendent expresses long term use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs croup and whooping cough. She trusts it and would not be without a bottle at home. Sold by Evane Drug Co Kingston Jamaica West Indies.
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Cart Service
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies Lands
Evane Drug Co
Earth roads and the path to permanent roads
Good Roads Magazine argues earth roads persist but demand constant care and proper drainage. It urges local officials to be competent, adopt grades, invest in road machinery, and shift from labor taxes to money taxes to spur universal earth road improvement. Professor Pupin promotes road-building methods and labor schemes in Norfolk NY with a gravel layered roadbed.
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Good Roads Magazine
Pupin
M. I. Pupin
Columbia College
Ocean Telephone
Norfolk
The
New York Herald
Reversible Road Grader With Side Horse Attachment
An Oklahoma inventor patents a western reversible road grader enabling horses to be attached to either side. The device uses a draft rod and brace bar to guide movement, with adjustments for ground grade. It improves stability, prevents sliding, and ensures a clean ditch in loose soil.
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Oklahoma Territory
Pittsburg
Good Old Way in Road Building Highlighted
The Columbus Journal recalls Aug 7 1823 showing farmers in Licking County circulating subscriptions to repair the Columbus to Granville road. The piece contrasts pioneer methods with modern progress, urging farmers to adopt up to date road building for efficiency and profit.
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Columbus
Granville
Licking County
Good Roads Magazine
Good Road Maxima and the Country Road Wisdom
A collection of proverbs on roads, tires, and travel from the Buffalo News style notes. It argues better roads aid travel and safety, warns against poor surfaces, and reflects on how road quality shapes community impressions and auto performance.
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Buffalo News
May Repair Old Roman Roads for Automobiles
British discussion suggests re pairing ancient Roman roads for car use. It would be curious if Roman road building from the era of Christ could serve modern vehicles after nineteen centuries. The notion shows Romans built to last.
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Great Britain
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