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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
16
Roy C Sargent who has served six years as Aberdeen city treasurer is remembered for perseverance and steadfast service. Born in Iown he moved to Aberdeen 22 years ago and has since been an open life of public spirited work. He is praised as energetic, courteous, and highly regarded in all city affairs.
The Aberdeen firm Reid and Burrows composed of George B. Reid and Robert H. Burrows is a leading architecture and engineering group with offices in the Wishkah Block Aberdeen and at the Grayport Hotel Hoquiam. Their operations cover Southwestern Washington and they are noted for integrity and highly satisfactory results.
Aberdeen Tug Boat Company incorporated March 1 1910 operates scow and barge work log towing and job work. It runs three tugs Queen Emogene and Flyer employing about fifteen. Office at 114 South F streets with Thos Willikson president and manager Chas Manley vice president and S Johnson secretary treasurer.
The firm of Scazighini and Erickson at 302 East Market Street Aberdeen offers electrical contracting and bicycle repair with a line of supplies. They report three months in business with good patronage, high quality work, and reasonable prices, promising good service to all who entrust electrical work to them.
Two young enterprising gentlemen are expanding a key Aberdeen business. They are described as reliable in all transactions and their venture is framed as an important growth sector for the town.
A profile of Chas Ewart highlights his sterling qualities, progressive work for Aberdeen, and adept diplomacy in city engineering. His experience, youth, and thorough engineering knowledge mark a promising future and he maintains wide public support and friendships in the region.
One of Aberdeen's high class drug stores is owned by F. W. Eaton and L. L. Swaney at 216 South H Street. The shop carries pure drugs sundries toilet articles perfumes stationery and more. It has a strong reputation for quality prescriptions and modern interior presentation.
The Rexall store is praised as a mercantile establishment of the highest order with an excellent reputation for honorable business methods. The house enjoys a large patronage, proving its popularity, and both Messrs. Eaton and Swaney are described as young, wide-awake businessmen well known in the city.
Aberdeen merchants credit Wishkah Fish Company for leading local sea food trade. O C and A C Schneider operate at 118 South G Street offering fresh fish and canned goods at lowest market prices with neat, clean premises and courteous, honest service.
A display ad urges local businesses to place notices with the Herald Printery offering services from milk tickets to full sheet posters, inviting inquiries about printing needs and business partnerships.
Emil Scheuman operates a shop at 107 West Heron Street offering furniture carpets rugs and a general line of house furnishings including Laurel stoves and ranges. The three year Aberdeen businessman is praised for square dealing and an excellent reputation with rising patronage and public spirit.
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