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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
3
A copyright notice from 1907 credits P. T. MacLagan of 695 Broad Street, Newark New Jersey for a unique semi cottage design. The archival line asserts ownership and date, reflecting early 20th century architectural copyrights.
A collection of curious claims spans drumheads made by Wolfskin to four pounds annual gain by convicts, a 400 pound porter, tiny survey errors between Chicago and St Louis, Panama Canal army pay, a Brazil Portugal trade subsidy, and a Mackay School of Mines statue dedication in Reno.
The article notes Germany's rising wealth with Income tax payers rising from 2.44 million in 1892 to 4.39 million last year. It discusses Berlin’s potential growth after suburban consolidation, Hanse towns density, and historic drums like the naker and trumpet used by medieval rulers and mentioned by Chaucer.
Nathan O. Fry as guardian announces private sale of a undivided half of the NE quarter of the NW quarter and parts of section 18 township 17 north range 8 west Willamette meridian in Chehalis County Washington. Sale after July 22 1907 at guardian residence Cosmopolis with cash payment terms including 10 percent bid deposit and balance on court confirmation. First publication June 27 1907 last July 18 1907.
The Union Bank & Trust Co of Aberdeen Washington is granted a certificate of authority to operate as a trust company under the 1908 act, having paid its full capital stock of fifty thousand dollars. Certification is subject to revocation for cause. Signed by Secretary of State Sam H. Nicrozs and Assistant Secretary Ben R. Frisn at Olympia on May 29, 1907.
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