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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
8
An Aberdeen Brewing Company feature lauds a modern plant with 30 000 barrels yearly capacity and advanced equipment. It highlights founders and executives including Dr Alvin Heinrich and Louis Berrich, noting the firm’s healthful products and wide Gray Harbor trade reach.
The Red Cross Pharmacy at the corner of Heron and G streets is presented as a modern first class drug store with a full line of drugs, patent medicines, toiletries, and a valued prescription department. Manager R A Black leads its display of goods and the store emphasizes quality service and a metropolitan Aberdeen appearance.
The Aberdeen city edition praises local commerce and notes Red Cross Pharmacy as a standout business among the city’s thriving shops. It emphasizes the progress and modern spirit of Aberdeen’s commercial life.
J W McClure of McClure Davidson in Aberdeen is highlighted as a leading local businessman. His stock includes groceries fine china ware glassware and crockery. He bought David son’s interest on the 20th of last May and has maintained public confidence while gaining new customers. The store sits at 207 South G Street offering fair treatment and reasonable prices.
W. B. Paine & Co. Drug Store stands among Aberdeen's leading business houses. They are dealers in drugs stationery office supplies and toilet articles and carry everything found in a first class establishment. The quarters occupied are large and well arranged.
The Grays Harbor Renovatory and Dye Works at 109 South F street showcases modern machinery and compares favorably with city dyeing plants. Partners include J. E. Jorgensen with Chicago Seattle San Francisco experience and C. J. Nauge who started the first business.
The Aberdeen area features a large at home cleaning plant run by W H Cady and partner. They employ nine people, use up to date processes, and serve Aberdeen and surrounding communities with fair treatment and reliable service. The firm’s conservative approach and promptness help secure continued local business in the Harbor country.
Aberdeen herald extols Burnett Bros as running a metropolitan jewelry store in Aberdeen. The shop showcases watches, clocks, cut glass, silverware, diamonds and novelties, claiming the largest stock in Chehalis county and the surrounding area.
The Carl L. Peterson Plumbing company at 500 E Wishkah St Aberdeen emphasizes skilled work and reliable service with large contracts and thorough estimates. Owner Carl L. Peterson leads a reputable firm praised for integrity, quality, and customer satisfaction across its Aberdeen store and broader Burnett Bros. jewelry network.
The article praises C. E. Troutman as a premier architect and superintendent in Southwestern Washington. It highlights his long-established ability and notes that many fine buildings in Aberdeen and the region bear his design and leadership with his office over a local grocery.
Dean's in Aberdeen at 211 South G Street offers a complete stock of staple and fancy groceries including fine teas spices and extracts plus a large line of china ware glassware and crockery. Gabrielson & Holmer operate the store with Dean promising estimates based on practical experience.
C M Harden of Silver City praises Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles malaria chills and weakness. He says it is the best medicine and notes it is sold under guarantee by Evans Drug Co and Postoffice Pharmacy.
The Moclips by the Sea district is presented as the Pacific terminus of the Northern Pacific railway, 28 miles from Hoquiam and 150 miles from Portland and Seattle. The notice touts 450 million feet of timber, abundant wildlife, and prime conditions for timber, farming, hunting, or fishing, inviting families to grow with the town. The Moclips Beach Hotel Co has built a 270 room steam heated hotel and a pure spring water and gas system at over 75000 dollars in improvements, with Edward Lucan as president ready to provide more information.
Samuel Boyer of Fol som Iowa reports twelve years of stomach trouble relief after using Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets. He bought them for his wife and says they did more good than all prior medicines. Evans Drug Co. sells the remedy.
The Cosmopolis area in Chehalis County is described as rapidly prospering with an electric railroad to Aberdeen and Hoquiam, a large Grays Harbor Commercial Company plant, mills, cannery, hotels, hospital, and strong fishing and agricultural opportunities. Population is projected to 1700 with modern schools and churches, offering a complete, appealing small town relocation.
John C. Wilson, a long time resident who moved from Parker, Pennsylvania, 23 years ago, is serving Cosmopolis and vicinity as postmaster. He is known as a loyal, public spirited citizen who has earned the respect of neighbors and built many lifelong friendships while working hard for the town and county.
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