Chehalis County Happenings Across the County
Chehalis County news from Aberdeen Herald correspondents notes local health or life events. Marshal Frank Watkins recovers from erysipelas and Mrs Bonnie Beckwith with Ernest Ford travel to Bertrand Nebraska for the summer. The Mack Shingle Co mill shuts down indefinitely for missing ears. Carr ie Callow arrives to manage KE Lb Minard & Co office. Fred Scott undergoes surgery at Whmna General hospital. Elsie Estes and Howard Jacklin wed at Monte sano with Rev Shelley officiating. Joseph Koch of Elma and Mary Keator wed at Elma Catholic church officiated by Father Truenet.
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Frank Watkins
Bonnie Beckwith
Ernest Ford
Bertrand
Neb
Mack Shingle Co
Dow Ears
Carrie Callow
Olympia
KE. Lb
Minard & Co
P. C
Fred Scott
Whmna General Hospital
Elsie Estes
Howard Jacklin
Montesano
Shelley
Joseph Koch
Elma
Aberdeen
Mary Keator
Hoquiam
Catholic Church
Local Notes and Visits From Tacoma to Hoquiam
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel notes including J. Bauer in Tacoma, Rev. McGill returning from California, HH. Hanson buying a new car, Miss Rena Flowers visiting Ocosta, A. C. Girard returning from Albany Oregon, P. Lytle family visiting Tacoma, Mrs J. L. Burnett visiting her brother, Manager Larned hiring Robert Fulton as night clerk, George Crawford and wife visiting Bremerton, and Mrs G. H. Linder undergoing tumor removal at Hoquiam General Hospital performed by Drs. McIntyre Mackdonald and Chamberlain. Advertising note for Hollister’s Mountain Tea promotes a summer tonic at 85 cents.
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J. Bauer
Tacoma
Rev. McGill
California
HH. Hanson
Rena Flowers
Ocosta
A. Ponischil
A.C. Girard
Albany
Ore
P. Lytle
JL. B. Burnett
Larned
Grayport
Robert Fulton
George Crawford
Butte
Mont
Sherman
Lester Crawford
Bremerton
G. H. Linder
Hoquiam General Hospital
Special Summer Rates At Grays Harbor College
Grays Harbor Business College offers special tuition for a swimmer student and a scholarship for shorthand graphics. The package includes unlimited text books and courses in shorthand, typing, spelling, tabulating, letter copying, mimeographing, and penmanship with monthly rates and six month and three month options.
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Grays Harbor
Paid Advertisements Political Announcement in the Herald
A fragment notes paid political advertising through the Herald unit during a September primary and related advertising rates. The readable text implies a political notice context and unit placement for the campaign announcement.
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Pertember
Frank O. Dole Posts Candidacy for Chehalis Coroner
Frank O. Dole announces candidacy for coroner of Chehalis County subject to Republican party approval at the coming primary.
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nYsdif
Chehalis County
Frank O. Dole
Doctor Schumacher Seeks Chehalis Coroner Post
County Coroner Dr D A Schumacher announces candidacy in the Republican primary. He has practiced medicine in Chehalis County for years and vows to give the office attentive care.
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D. A. Schumacher
Schumacher
Chehalis County
Sheriff Candidate Announces Run in Chehalis County Primaries
A formal declaration states the author will seek the Republican nomination for sheriff, contingent on the voters of Chehalis County backing the bid at the September primaries.
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Chehalis County
Hoquiam Man Seeks Chehalis County Treasurer Nomination
A. H. Hoefer of Hoquiam announces his candidacy for county treasurer of Chehalis County subject to the Republican primary in September.
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A. H. Hoefer
Hoquiam
Chehalis County
Mason Irwin Announces Candidacy for Superior Judge
Superior Judge Mason Irwin announces his candidacy for the nomination. He states the decision will rest with Chehalis county electors at the September 1908 primary election.
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Chehalis County
Chamberlain's Remedy Cited In Cat Island Man's Tale
R N Farrar of Cat Island Louisiana recalls a 1902 diarrhoea attack and credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief during a 1907 episode. He says using it then would have saved a hundred dollar doctor bill and praises the medicine as among the best of its kind. Evans Drug Co. sold the product.
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R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
City Fire Alarm Boxes And A Health Tonic Ad
City fire alarm box locations listed including Box 4 at Young and Thomas and Box 81 at Franklin School. The notice also advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a stomach and kidney tonic priced at 5 cents, available from W. B. Paine & Co.
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Young and Thomas
North Aberdeen
Cleveland Streets
Highland Home
Terrace Avenue
D Street
High School
Burrows’ Dock
Hume and
K Streets
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boone and King
South Aberdeen
Wilson Bros’ Mill
S. E. Slade Mill
Market
Hollister
W. B. Paine & Co
Western stage robbery tale ends with empty guns
A Tombstone to New Orleans Times-Democrat folklore piece recalls a stagecoach holdup on a desolate Arizona road. A masked robber threatens passengers. a bold rider bursts from the door with pistols, only to discover they are unloaded. The wife reveals she removed the cartridges to prevent accidental shooting, prompting a comic escape.
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Tombstone
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Shaky Night Sparks Hiccups and Earthquake Fears
In a humorous courtroom exchange, Judge notes De Jagges on the twenty-ninth floor returning home with hiccups. The two witnesses describe two or three shocks and De Jagges mistaking the tremor for an earthquake, causing his coughs to flare.
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de Jagges
Hiccoughs
Wise Words Warn Against Wandering From Home
A paternal warning exchanges with Zeke about staying put. The elder cautions caution and prudence, using the proverb rolling stone gathers no moss to emphasize stability. The dialogue highlights tension over independence and community norms in a Detroit setting.
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Hiram Hardapple
Zeke
Not Lost, but Gone Before
A brief comic exchange features Lairey Ann insisting she has not lost something while John James retorts he knows where it is, in a humorous sketch dialogue snippet.
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John James
Piano lamp and mahogany rack spark family debate
A Washington Star excerpt humorously notes a mother and father deciding how much music to teach their daughter to justify owning a piano lamp and a mahogany music rack. The dialogue hints at parental priorities and domestic humor.
The Warm Reception Comic Exchange at Harper’s Week
A humorous Harper’s Weekly quip notes a crowd’s chilly start turning warm after realizing they paid to see the show. The exchange frames audience reaction as a witty show of price awareness and ensuing heat.
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Harper's Weekly
Noah Builds Ner Hotel on Ararat Coast
Noah lands on Ararat and proclaims a mountain and seashore resort in one. He begins to construct a summer hotel as reported by New York Sra.
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Noah
Ararat
New York
Royal anecdotes span monarchs and misstatements across eras
A collection of distant royal tidbits notes King Edward driving a golf ball half a century ago, Archduchess Friedrich denouncing relighting a candle, the Duke of the Abruzzi proposed to Miss Elkins, and King Peter of Servia joking about a dead adviser Ka Lievitch amid a political crisis.
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Edward
Archduchess
Friedrich
Austria
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Madrid
Amadeo I
Spain
Aosta
Peter of
Servia
Servia Ordered Dr. Kalievitch
Speculation and Frolics Stir Minds in Fleet Debate
A reader summarizes the New York Herald critique on speculation and foolish rumors surrounding finance. The piece contrasts past frolics with modern talk, referencing Alfred Gwynte Vanderbilt and imagined lengthy travel to London. It ends with a lament on the changing, dreary nature of common life.
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Pittsburg
Alfred Gwynte Vanderbil
London
Bri
Mother Earth
New York.Herald
The Roundup to Open Next Fall Season
Eleanor Robson may appear next season in A Matter of Money by C M S McLellan. Harry Lane among options to star in an Irish play. Hattie Russell in Fluffy Ruffes to headline Charles Frotman produced musical comedy this fall.
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Eleanor Robson
C. M. S. McLellan
Harry Lane
Hattie Russell
Charles Frotman
City Advertising and Warrants Notice for Public Works
Bids will be received by Clerk Clark for Broadway repairs and Williams Street sidewalks. Also bids for Clark Street roadway and assorted supplies. City Treasurer Sargent issues call for numerous warrants with interest ceasing June 27.
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Clark
First
Ninth Streets
Williams Street
Blaine and
Ninemire
Local Improvement District W No 184 Warrants and Series
Local Improvement District W No 184 lists warrants No 2876 to 2878 for entity A and warrants No 1361 to 1362. The notice provides a record of issued warrants and amounts likely for public works. Further details may specify dates, payees, and purposes.
Relief for a Child Saved by a Remedy
A Carbon Hill Alabama parent credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his four year old son from a severe dysentery attack after two doctors gave up. He recommends giving the medicine with castor oil per directions, and notes Evans Drug Co sells it.
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Chamberlain
William H. Stroling
Carbon Hill
Ala
Evans Drug Co
Campaign handbook for Democratic Congress campaign
The National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has begun active operations from its headquarters in Washington DC. It aims to publish a campaign handbook by July 1 to assist the election of a Democratic Congress and asks for nationwide support and contributions for distribution and guidance.
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National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Washington, D.C
United States
Washington, D. C
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