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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
6
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Mayor Anstie led Saturday night session with absent Stewart and Eaton. The council debated filling C street with sawdust, approved filling First street segments, and put Seventh street vacation over. Water and finance reports were heard with funds balanced between general, street, and salary funds.
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure digestive woes. It cites London hunger, promises nourishment, and offers money back if unsatisfied. Sold by Todd’s Pharmacy with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
A table beverage cereal made of 54 percent California figs and prunes and 46 percent ripe grain. It offers fruit and grain nutrition with a rich flavor. Boil from 5 to 10 minutes. All grocers sell FigPrune cereal.
List of election officers and polling places for the August 27 special election on adopting or rejecting the new road system. Each entry names the inspector and two judges with the polling location, spanning communities from Queets to Summit and including towns like Aberdeen, Montesano, Westport, and Elma.
The City of Aberdeen invites bids by July 20 1901 8 p m for planking alley in block 43 as in ordinances 252 215 with materials paid from Local Improvement District No. 46. Each bid requires a 100 bond and contract bond. Work must finish within 60 days of contract. City may reject all bids. Geo A Buack City Clerk. Aberdeen Wash July 10 1901.
The Heraid and W. J. Bryan's paper offers a one year subscription for $2.25, strictly in advance.
Frank E. Griswold presents a mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin under a waterproof tent with full stage and extensive scenery. July 23 in Aberdeen offers 25 cent adults 15 cent children admission, free for under six when with parents, capacity 2000, promising the finest production yet seen.
The Pullman Company has issued the Pullman Ordinary Sleeper to meet rising tourist traffic between the East and Pacific Coast. Each car provides bedding, towels, and light housekeeping with a uniformed porter attending to berths and passenger needs. The cars appear like regular sleepers but at lower rates, running daily on Portland routes to Chicago and Kansas City, with connections as needed. For rates and folders, contact A L Craig, General Passenger Agent, O R & N Co, Portland, Oregon.
Ishmael Duclos holds several delinquent tax certificates on parcels in Hoquiam addition to Aberdeen and related parcels in Montesano WA. The notices allege taxes from 1895 to 1909 plus penalties, interest, and costs, with court action planned to foreclose liens unless payment is made within 60 days after first publication July 11, 1901.
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