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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1907
Page
5
A brisk column of Aberdeen notices includes doctors at the State Bank area and Evans Drug Co offerings, New hotel opening at Mo clips, nursing training at Aberdeen General, real estate loans, and local social tidbits. Also listed are obituaries, a cougar hunt report, and upcoming church and club plans reflecting daily town life.
Olof Johnson, master of the Coronado, filed a collision report with U S Local Inspectors Bolle and Bulger. The incident damaged the City of Topeka by about 1500 dollars. The Coronado struck a snag on June 28 near the Chehalis River and arrived in San Francisco July 1, drifted against the Topeka moored at a nearby berth.
Police found a demented man nicknamed B. F. Haugen, 35 to 40, with throat and wrist wounds. He recently recovered from typhoid in San Francisco during the earthquake and now suffers memory lapses. A Minnesota Masonic lodge card identifies him. he may be related to Captain P. L. Sone rad of the schooner R Lade.
An AG opinion to J. M. Snow states that if the 15 percent landowner assessment is donated to the county treasury it need not be assessed on abutting lands. It also holds that a road may be narrower than sixty feet with approval from the state highway board.
The Aberdeen Fourth of July committee found a $400 plus deficit from subscriptions. Chairman Burnett and Treasurer Wolff guaranteed bank coverage up to $450 and ordered bills paid with on-file checks. A subscription drive raised about $100 in minutes, and a full report will detail receipts, expenditures, and repaid sums.
Death has removed our brother C. E. Burrows, a beloved member. Dewey Council No. 93, Order of Pendo, extends heartfelt sympathy to the family. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the family and published in city papers. W. R. Spaliprna.
Multiple vessels including the Ludlow, Comet, Halcyon, O. M. Kellogg, Sailor Boy, Maweema, Quinsault and G. W. Watson are loading or awaiting orders at West, Burrows, U S, Slade, Hart Wood, American and Wilson mills for destinations such as San Pedro Santa Barbara San Francisco and Santa Rosalia Mexico. The Centralia, Zam pa and Chas. E. Falk groups are also tied to the docks awaiting charters.
The Herald expands its editorial reach with twice weekly issues delivering comprehensive local news coverage. In-depth reporting, community updates, and timely headlines aim to keep readers informed across neighborhoods and events.
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