Court House Minutes and New Cases Filed
Record of weekly superior court business includes judgments for $750 and costs in Miller vs Hopkins, divorces for Hilliker and Watson, dismissed cases, and several trials and estate matters set for July 12 to August 1. Real estate sales confirmations and hearings noted among civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Chas. C. Miller
R. C. Hopkins
Myrtle Hilliker
H. W. Hilliker
Ninemire & Morgan Co
William Glenn
Mattie Watson
F. E. Watson
Welfare
Arthur Appleton
Wm. E. Ball
Sarah F. Ball
N. G. Kaufman
Frank Klain
Foreclosures and Divorces Listed in Local Court Docket
The docket lists Amanda Beemer versus William Shuman for foreclosure of mortgage Frank Beam for plaintiffs Chas Ford Sr versus Crecy Ford divorce E S Avey for plaintiff H Pavola versus C W Blackwell in junction and damages Frank Beam Herman Flowers versus H T Coles et al debt Bridges Bruener for plaintiff Same versus A P Ela garnishment J W Johnson versus F L Thurber foreclosure of mortgage Morgan Brewer for plaintiff Gust Ponolis versus Hayes and Hayes Sunaina J C Cross for plaintiff In re matter of application of F Kleczinski for permit to work In re matter of application of Wn Lund Same W M Harding versus G C Lemcke foreclosure of tax lien E S Avey Mary Blair versus Wm M Blair divorce A M Abel for plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Beemer
Wm. Shuman
Frank Beam
Chas. Ford, Sr
Crecy Ford
E. S. Avey
H. Pavola
C. W. Blackwell
Herman Flowers
H. T. Coles
Bridges & Bruener
A. P. Ela
J. W. Johnson
F. L. Thurber
Morgan & Brewer
Gust Ponolis
Hayes & Hayes
Sunaina J. C. Cross
F. Kleczinski
Wn. Lund
W. M. Harding
G. C. Lemcke
Mary Blair
Wm. M. Blair
A. M. Abel
Grays Harbor land transfers and miscellaneous deeds
A long list of property transfers, mortgages, easements, and related records in Grays Harbor County and Hoquiam Montesano areas, including lots in Benn's Central and Campbell's additions, various quantum values, and notices affecting title and foreclosure actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Auditor
Chehalis County
Grays Harbor Lumber Co
W. Bateles
Yaad
T. F. Wilcox
B. G. Cheney
Northern Pacific
South Aber- BE
South Aber- BE. K. Wood Lumber Co. To Grays Pwd LO
Isioinsiee
Oshans
Alaga
Geo. E. Hubble
Campbell's
J. B. Gray
M. S. Meyers
Letitia Hubble
Schofield’s Instruments
J. Patterson
O. Heikel
M. C. Harris
Weath M. Taylor
C. T. Hall
Moclips Realty Co
A. Chabot
O. K. Wade
O. A. Barker
A. J. Patterson
Claude Leitch
GGG Nc
Caress Harbor Logging Co
M. Morrill
H. F. Allen
Hoquiam
Montesano
Property Transfers and Land Additions In Aberdeen Hoquiam
A dense list details multiple property transfers and deeds across Aberdeen Hoquiam including lots in Pleasantmeadow Aberdeen Ontario and Kenns Central additions. Various owners such as F Phelps J Henderson G H Schreurs Emma Perkins M C Harris and J A Vance appear with parcels in Hoquiam North Hoquiam and Elma. The notice also references the Aberdeen Cemetery Association and the Washington State Colonization Co. plus a health tips poem noting avoid large liver pills and encouraging barefoot farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Phelps
Edward Carson
Nwig
Aberdeen
Ienderson
Ontario
Hoquiam ‘Co
Walter White
Ceeasther
Aneeetteen Aioe
W. S. Mason
Emma Perkins
A. J. McIntyre
M. C. Harris
Naples
National Lumber& Box Co
Aberdeen Tide
Aberdeen Cemetery Association
G. H. Schreurs
Fern Hill Cemetery
S. B. French
D. W. Fleet
CWO
Oheerwclite Oe
Karr Investment Co
Grays Harbor Trustee Co
H. Gabrielson
C. A. Hank
Ae AG
J. A. Vance
E. Morris
Elma
O. Hesseltine
Sted
North Hoquiam
W. T. Cameron
V. Smith
Cava
N. G. Wheeler
J. A. ‘Mapes
Kenn
T. Taylor
C. B. Stark
A. O. Damon Et al
A. O. Damon Investment Co
Chehalis Cowly
Washington State Colonization Co
J. Jok
W. L. Adams
Hoquiam
East Hoquiam Co
J. P. Johnson
Heerman’s
Dont Be Bughouse Avoid Dirty Chicks Cradles
A historical notice warns against using vacated coops and brooders for newborn chicks without cleaning and disinfection. It compares dirty setups to a dirty cradle for a newborn, noting filth, bugs, and poor air cause high chick mortality and runts. The message urges thorough cleaning and spraying with insecticide and disinfectant.
Dirty nests and incubators infect eggs and embryos
The text describes how eggs become infected through filthy nests damp cellars and poorly cleaned incubators. It warns that contamination weakens or kills embryos and stresses keeping eggs in a clean cool environment to prevent infection.
Incubators and poultry tricks in scattered items
A string of notes covers health myths and old farming tips from incubator use saving piglets to hatch rates and legal storage rules. It also notes poultry contests, egg pricing, and a sensational New Orleans show anecdote amid weathered advice and curious quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. H. Karslake
Honesdale
Franklin County
Galvanized hencoop offers fire protection for orchards
The article promotes a galvanized hencoop as superior to old A frame and apple barrel coops. It notes grass and weeds in orchards ignite risks and that the coop helps keep the tract free of flora to prevent fires, citing several orchard damage cases from spring grass fires.
Varnished Butter and Oddities From The Era
A fragmentary column describes varnishing butter in France with a warm syrup that melts the surface and forms a crystalline coating. It includes quips on the sense of touch and a village census anecdote. It cites London Bystander and notes on Aztec calendars and palmetto tree grafts in public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
Transplant rules and silage findings from experiments
A column notes a rule about transplanting palmetto trees and daily warming effects on sap, asking if it applies to longer lived plants. It then cites milk cow experiments showing silage made from corn ears and all yields more milk and butter than dry fodder, with silage aiding digestion and health and acting as a mild laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Feeds for Finishing Cattle on Grass
Guidance on grain rations for cattle finished on pasture. Feed more grain when selling early in June or July and less when marketing in August or September. When grass is at its peak in late June, grain raises gains but mainly reduces pasture use.
Reasons for the Silo in Farm Feed Storage
The silo lets farmers treat stock like a household, storing prime corn for winter feed. Pack silage tightly to exclude air, avoid hollow stalks, and prevent spoilage. Feed cows after milking and avoid leftovers that taint milk with air odor. overfeeding is risky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Also Mentioned on This Page
TC Ati
Bus‘iiness
Lettie Roberts
Stella Baker
Breyman Leather Co
Chas. Bealey
Aloha Lumber Co
Young Men's Republican Club
C. Y. Fenwick
Harriet Fenwick
T. L. Edwards
Estella Edwards
T. W. Secor
Jeanette Secor
Same
H. M. Burch
Edna Burch
Aberdeen Manufacturing Co
Scandinavian Building Association
Frank Thurber
Alex Waddington
J. A. Martin
State
A. Anderson
G. W. Orcutt
Kind Bull
A. F. Goehrend
Victor Kokenon
Gorham Revere Rubber Co
I. Penn
G. Angelo
Tom Loomis
Peeee
Donnegan
W. R. Conrad
L. Drogolich
Sheriff
J. B. Crawford
W. R. Marshall
Rainier Investment Co
City of
A. L. Kellogg
G. Murcard
West End
Benn
Caussceet
E. Gault
P. Anderson
Mort Amanda Beemer
H. C. Landon
J. E. Haight
View
Son
Capiblock
Weatherwax & Benn
J. F. Myles
A. Droskie
Pearson Et al
H. Bush
Lis
South
Inland Savings & Loan Association
E. Haight
S. Kozminski
F. Groundwater
Chas A. Rust
H. Gibler
J. Y. Irvine
Satis- Adotdogn
W. White
Mortsaddition Aberdeen
Gage
GGG
Pendens
H. E. Nye
C. F. Veysey
Central Park
Matt Thein
Port Northwestern Investment Co
T. Kobylka
A. L. Paine
J. Alaga
Campbell’s
Pleasant Home
Bay
J. B. Savage
Dec- Western Heating, Plumbing & Et al
South Aberdeen
J. K
Mahoney
F. L. Campbell
Ing
Ings & Loan Association
Mortima Shingle Co
Laration
Homestead
Construction Co
M. Quint
W. H. Abel
H. Hanson
Chartel Mortgage Live
Hoslth
Ori
Cc. M. Barnitz
Pennsylvania
Pacific
New York
Providence
Rogues’ Gallery
New Orleans
Xs. MoPan
Boston
THE
Closeboy
Charleston
D. C
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