Local Chehalis County Notes From Aberdeen Herald Readers
Chehalis County items note Mrs. Chas Potter visiting from Elma, Mrs. Uluntley returning from Portland, J. J. Durdle road vacated with riverfront mill sites secured, Oliver Hall homeward from Wilbur due to father’s illness, Jennie Watson visiting DeBruler in city then returning home, Walton couple return from Zima may move to HoNauim, Rev W C Benadom visiting son at 82 active in Mon kay area, Kellerman to build auto shop and garage on Pioness street, Elder A Wilson and wife to Elgin Oregon for Primitive Baptists meeting, Fred Shelton fractures ankle while logging near Tenino then to Centralia, Dora Bagshaw Maud Bush return from Snohomish two week vacation, Minnie Mittelstaedt of Snohomish visiting Bagshaw.
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Chas. Potter
Elma
S. Uluntley
Portland
J. J. Durdle
Oliver Hall
Wilbur
Wash
T. W. Hall
Jennie Watson
Charles DeBruler
T. Walton
Zima
Hoauiam
Mongaano
W. C. Benadom
Mr. Benadom
Lincoln, Nebraska
A. Wilson
Elgin
Oregon
The
Primitive Baptists
Fred Shelton
Tenino
Centralia
Dora Bagshaw
Maud Bush
Snohomish
Minnie Mittelstaedt
Local Gossip From The Sound District Dated Entries
C H Himes visited Tacoma on business Tuesday I I Noe bought P Murray residence in town Dr French made a trip to Seattle Tuesday evening S J Leroy and wife of Shelton visited A I LeRoy last week Mrs Castile and children went to Fort Gaston Wednesday to join Mr Castile John Hartman left Sunday for California to visit family Jas Crossen of Aberdeen deliveries 2000 yards gravel for harbor town Thos West and family left Thursday for Portland to see relatives The old Fstus hall is being split into two school rooms with skylights Arthur Callow and family returned home Saturday L W Parkhurst moved into the Harding house on Young street
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C. H. Himes
Tacoma
I. 1
Thos. West
Portland
Arthur Callow
L. W. Parkhurst
Harding
Young Street
Oakville Creamery Proprietor Travels to Harbor Towns
W. J. Chappell, owner of the Oakville Creamery, made a business trip to Aberdeen and other harbor towns this week. Miss Ada Purkey of Tacoma arrived on Tuesday and will stay here.
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W. J. Chappell
Oakville Creamery
Aberdeen
Ada Purkey
Tacoma
Local notes on births and visits from Portland to Pacific Beach
A birth is recorded Tuesday morning to the wife of Bruno J. Erdman. Mrs. O. M. Kellogg and party return Monday from Sunset. J. F. Connor leaves Tuesday for Tacoma to see an eye specialist. Mrs. William Dawson and relatives from Oregon stay a week at Pacific Beach. Frank H. Lamb is reappointed by Gov. Mead to the State Forestry Commission for four years. I. McCall, formerly of this city, arrives from Portland and registers at the New York Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Steeples return after visiting Portland and Gate City. Eric Endresen leaves Monday for an extended trip to Eastern cities and Norway. M. R. Ross returns from Pasadena and California with improved health.
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Bruno J. Erdman
Frank H. Lamb
Gov
Mead
State Forestry Commission
I. McCall
Portland
New York
M.C. Steeples
Gate City
Eric Endresen
Norway
M. R. Ross
Pasadena
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Ross
Coal Bids Sought for St Josephs Hospital Aberdeen
Bids due July 15 for five carloads of coal deliveries to St. Josephs Hospital in Aberdeen Washington. Right to reject any or all bids reserved Morner Superior. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised with claims of rheumatism and joint pain relief and available in price steps from 25 cents to one dollar at local druggists.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Aberdeen
Morner Superior
Wash
Ballard
Soap Clubs and Mail Order Schemes Hurt Local Stores
A trade observer says last year at least 250 million dollars that should have gone to middle west retailers went to mail order houses. He warns soap club schemes drain local business by enticing housewives with prize offers, undermining neighborhood merchants and community welfare.
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Middle West
Soap Club
Advertising to Compete with Outsiders in Local Trade
A veteran ad expert urges local merchants to advertise through public prints to counter mail order rivals. He compares newspapers to loaded guns, urging towns to bombard outsiders with fresh, striking ads and keep their goods before the public.
Mother's Cat and the Catalogue Dog
A short verse by T. Sapp Jr. about a mother’s cat full of tricks turning into gilded bricks. The catalog cat is fed to the dog, and the dog continues eating, leaving the mother sorrowful about her bargains and the fate of her pet.
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Lucy
Willy
Mother
T. Sapp, JR
Absinthe Foretold by Saint John in Revelation Letter
A Paris paper prints a temperance letter invoking Saint John the Evangelist to warn absinthe as a scourge. The correspondent cites Revelation where a star Wormwood causes waters to spoil and men die of thirst, noting Wormwood is rendered absinth in the Preach translation.
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Paris
Cause of Temperance
Mistaken Speech and Humility in Public Discourse
A lively speaker notes mispronounced lines and reflects on admitting errors. The piece cites Goldsmith on Frederick the Great owning fault after a loss, arguing that recognizing imperfection is a higher virtue than flawless victory.
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Goldsmith
Frederick the Great
Senate
Jay
Army Officers and Tourists Clash in German Cities
Travel Magazine warns that armed officers abroad resent stares and may shoot civilians on provocation. It notes officers may ignore pedestrians, including women, and urges caution for travelers and hostesses when abroad.
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Germany
Travel Magazine
Strong Growth Driven by Tailored Support for Them
A brief note explains that personalized assistance boosts performance and outcomes. It highlights how customized resources empower teams to excel, citing improved efficiency and confidence as key results. The text frames ongoing support as essential to sustaining momentum.
Readership probe for Aberdeen readers revealed
A merchant seeks who else reads the Aberdeen paper. The article notes more than half the families in Aberdeen who read papers also read the publication, suggesting wide local reach.
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Aberdeen
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