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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
12
The Aberdeen Herald announces a weekly schedule with editions on Monday and Thursday at 108 Mast Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. Editor J. Carney presides. Subscriptions cost 32.00 yearly and 1.00 for six months with cash in advance. Readers should notify the office if issues are missing and copy deadlines are Saturday noon for Monday edition and Wednesday noon for Thursday edition.
The self nomination of Abel on the Republican ticket for congress stirs debate among Aber county Republicans. Some say he should prove himself in the party before joining the race. others worry a quick switch signals opportunism. Abel now aligns with big timber interests and Chehalis county factions, while Grays Harbor voters recall a disputed election four years ago.
John Hagstrom died at a local hospital Friday after being injured when a horse struck him Wednesday evening. He was 41 years old and leaves seven brothers and other relatives. Funeral services were held yesterday under the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Interment was at Memorial Hill.
The Aberdeen post office outlines new delivery patterns with two daily main deliveries and three downtown runs. J. E. Freeman and W. Duffin are appointed cartiers replacing two departing clerks, who will be succeeded by new letter carriers.
Captain M. Stith formerly manager at Hoytama Fowlayas Harbour Stevedore Company will take charge of the Raymond office. Hugh M. Delanty of Aberdeen oversees all branches and the Raymond office. He returned Friday from Raymond with a bright outlook for business.
Roy Mooney and two other youths were crushed between logs at a West Coast logging camp on Thursday. Mooney required amputation after the injury and underwent a successful operation, resting after medical care the same afternoon. He left his home with the Hill family of Wishkah Street.
Friday J. Thornton, for the Sanderson and Porter interests, becomes general manager of the Grays Harbor Railway and Livhr Company, replacing Jay D. Crary who had held the post for five years. No office changes announced yet.
Mr and Mrs Perry, former well known Aberdeen residents, arrived Saturday from their Los Angeles home. They drove 173 miles in ten and a half days. They are staying at Hazel Washington and will visit Grave Harbor friends for several weeks.
In Aberdeen, T. Crary takes over the Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company management. The move, welcomed by friends, leaves future activities and local plans unclear. Nearby, county jail inmates are slated for labor on the Montesano Aberdeen road under Sheriff Pavette tomorrow morning, with some men recently working on the Montesano project.
Crosse assumed acting assistant prosecutor duties on Friday while continuing work on the Klingenberg case. The self confessed murderer, whose confession prompted proceedings, remains under life imprisonment sentence.
The interpretarie OF re was moved to new quarters in the Finch Building on Friday. Old offices at the foot of Gatrest show a deserv ed appearance while the new offices on the Afra finer offer an excellent harbor view of shipping activity.
Fragmentary text from a page mentions sweets and a veiled reference to percentages and items without clear context. No identifiable people or organizations are extractable for a proper headline or summary.
At Rev Charles Mefermoth residence Almond Ff Sherwied Tremver Cole and Martha Krause from frervaise Oregon were called and left that evening for their future home in Denver.
In Chehalis County Washington the Superior Court schedules a final account and petition for distribution in the estate of W L McTrwnald deceased. W T Agnew and William Galvin as executors filed their final account for settlement and a hearing is set for Saturday June 6 1914 at the courthouse in Montesano Chehalis County. Any interested party may appear and file written exceptions to contest the petition. Witness Hon Ben Sheek as of the Superior Court with the seal of the court affixed.
The Rexall Store at 215 Sersth H street markets its prescription department and stresses special attention to this branch of business as a city standout.
The readable lines indicate dates for the first and last publication in 1914 with July 4 as the initial and July 3 as the final date, suggesting a periodical issue schedule around Independence Day. Named entities include the year 1914 and the month July.
The City Messenger company installs two telephones 5931 and 5941 with one always open. Call either number and Central will be us.
A fragmentary advert shows a piano retailer asserting strong claims about pricing and value. The text lists brand names and distribution methods, noting large wholesaling reach and indirect sales through agents and consignment centers, reflecting sales tactics and profit structures.
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