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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
15
A review notes Grays Harbor Flour Company at Park street Aberdeen fills a long felt need with a large daily capacity and wide local patronage. The firm is praised for its high standards, fair dealing, and strong community involvement led by local manager W G Powell.
The Aberdeen Steam Laundry is praised as the leading and best in Aberdeen with superior equipment and high quality service. It handles all garments from fine laces to laborer’s shirts, offers citywide wagon pickups and returns, and is managed by J. M. Lupton who ensures loyalty and good wages for staff.
The piece notes packing as a major U S industry driven by capital science and statesmanship. It observes the western expansion of meat processing along with growing urban demand and the rapid development of the packing business across cities of note.
Grays Harbor Meat Market in Aberdeen, owned by Karshner Bros., on G street offers a complete stock of fresh and salt meats, poultry, and game in season. The market emphasizes cleanliness and reliability, serves ship trade, and is regarded as a first class, modern Chehalis county business.
The Aberdeen firm of Gabrielson and Holmer, located at 805 East Heron Street, is praised as a reliable, large and well-appointed grocery establishment serving the city. Carl Gabrielson and C. A. Holmer are noted as public spirited, high standing in the community. A health tonic sold is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
A social appeal urges aid for countless American women who care for homes and families. It notes daily burdens causing pain and weakness and calls for assistance to relieve the hidden suffering of mothers and homemakers.
Mrs. F. Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs. W. P. Boyd of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad says the remedy has helped thousands for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and other symptoms with Mrs Pinkham inviting sick women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
Beckenhauer Bros And Company took over the Aberdeen store June 1 and has since run the business on honest principles. The shop offers staple and fancy groceries including canned goods teas coffees and more with a wide neat stock. The firm emphasizes quality and fair dealing appealing to old patrons and new customers alike.
McKenzie Photo Company on G street opposite the post office leads Aberdeen’s photographic progress. Colin McKenzie heads the studio with over ten years in the field producing high quality work at reasonable prices. The well known shop enjoys strong patronage and long standing high standards.
The Herald will publish political announcements at the usual advertising rates until the September primary election.
Frank O. Dole announces candidacy for the position of coroner in Chehalis County subject to Republican party primary approval. He signs his statement as the candidate.
County coroner Dr D A Schumacher announces his candidacy in the Republican primary. He has practiced medicine in Chehalis county for years and promises to give the office his best possible attention.
Ed Payette announces candidacy for sheriff in Chehalis County seeking the Republican nomination at the September primaries.
A. H. Hoefer of Hoquiam announces his candidacy for county treasurer in Chehalis County. He places his bid before the Republican primary vote in September.
Superior Judge Mason Irwin announces his candidacy for the nomination to the office of superior judge, subject to the decision of Chehalis County electors at the September 1908 primary election.
The Herald endorses W O McCaw as a reliable Chehalis county real estate man known for honest business. His Aberdeen office on South G street handles a range of property bargains and promises prompt, square deal dealings.
C. E. Brownell runs a substantial Aberdeen grocery house noted for fancy and staple groceries. He trades in teas coffee and canned goods and pledges fair treatment, quality products, and the lowest possible prices to customers.
The Maxey Helble Company at 321 East Market Street offers a broad grocery stock plus fresh and cured meats fruits and vegetables. Owned by W. W. Maxey and C. G. Helble they provide prompt courteous service and support Chehalis County development.
A point of interest amid business concerns in Chehalis County highlights the Cald part of Caldwell Bros. Logging Co. and its local impact on regional timber activities and employment.
The Caldwell brothers W. R. O. B. C. B. H. and G. A. Caldwell operate a logging camp about twenty four miles from Aberdeen. They cut roughly 30000 feet daily and run a large scale operation with many employees, using an office above Garman's shoe store for business, reflecting a strong local payroll.
In Chehalis County Washington the Superior Court is to hear a foreclosure action by F E K Jones against South Aberdeen Improvement Co and unknown owners over Lot 16 in Block 6 Northern Pacific Addition South Aberdeen. The case covers delinquent taxes 1896 through 1901 plus penalties and costs totaling $3.82 with interest 15 percent and dates of payments listed. The suit seeks judgment foreclosing the lien and requires appearance within sixty days from July 4 1908.
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