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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1912
Page
2
Waughs News notes the final week of July Clearing Sale with heavy fall stock arriving. White or striped serge suits remain at 10.85 while long summer coats are half price. Thinner waists, lingerie, and silks see deep cuts including Cheney Bros foulards at 48c and Showerproof foulards at 69c.
A medical advertiser promotes relief and cure for bladder and kidney diseases, piles, fissures, fistulas, ulcers, and skin and bowel issues. He touts 20 years of treatments, claims to cure blood poison and vitality loss, and offers the German Remed "606." Office hours and location at 122 E Heron, Aberdeen, Wash.
The Office Supply Co promotes products with a focus on quality including Y & E Filing Systems Carter’s Typewriter Carbons Leopold Desks Colonial Office Chairs and L C Smith Royal Typewriters. The copy emphasizes years of making good and promises more brands next week. S&J. 214 West Heron, phone 5921.
In Hoquiam on July 21 the Grays Harbor Construction Company recovered part of the machinery from a screening scow after the Norwood crash. Diver Frank Crane located the boiler big pump and other parts, while the small pump and screen remain missing. The scow was righted by the tug Manette and the engine remained bolted to the planking.
HOUVIQAM July 21 Work is going steadily forward as the Hostiam Tax egette seeks valuation changes by the county assessor and board of equalization this year. A league meeting Thursday night discussed the question and planned to gather data on assessments. C W Hodedcon reviewed the assessor rolls and noted timber valuations show noticeable changes.
George Holm erg sustained severe facial injuries when struck by a lever at the National mill where he works. He was taken to Hoquiam General Hospital Thursday afternoon and Dr. J F Macdonald performed surgery to reset the cheek bones.
Otto Maki was badly injured at the National mill when a log struck him in the abdomen. He was taken to Hoquiam General Hospital in critical condition as doctors managed ruptured intestines.
The tug Rustler left the Hoquiam marine ways after a hole in her bottom caused by a piling at Cow Point jetty. She grounded in fog Thursday, was quickly repaired, and freed from the piling Saturday morning without any line loss.
A. E. Leonard, the Montesano lawyer who left town with an automobile mortgaged for the purchase price, was found in New York state by Sheriff Payette but will not be extradited. Governor Hay refused extradition unless the car owner guarantees prosecution and pays costs as good faith. Mrs. J. J. Johnson declined, so the case will likely be dropped.
Congressman J W Fordney of Saginaw Michigan along with John Hicks and C C Vaughn of St Johns Michigan arrived in Aberdeen last week to spend a month looking after their interests in the Coats Fordney Logging company.
Aberdeen Washington resident John J Pattison tests Doan’s Kidney Pills for back and kidney trouble and urges fellow sufferers to try them. The ad notes local proof from home, offers the product at 50 cents, and lists Foster Milburn Co as U S agents with a Buffalo New York address.
An ad notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest, surest cure for burns and injuries. It claims to subdue inflammation stop pain and heal skin conditions. Sold at druggists for 25 cents.
The fourth annual picnic of the Montesano Business Men's Association will be held at the Chas. Arland ranch east of Montesano on Tuesday August 13. Citizens and surrounding country expect a fine day with sports and entertainment planned by committees.
Mrs A J Dalrymple suffered severe facial cuts and a throat wound after an auto driven by Mrs Warren Wood left the road and struck a ditch. Army ambulance corps attended. 15 stitches were required for a deep cheek and nasal base injury. Mrs Wood was unharmed and the car damaged.
The following marriages licenses were issued during the week: Daniel F. Fisher and Nanana Netlie U Harrison Richland Mo. Harry H. Bower and Zoe Hermann Aberdeen Fred Hill and Mary Silverstein Aberdeen Edgar A. Joelson and Ella Clement Elma A E Aldrich and Alice M. Mitchell Aberdeen Emil N. Faulk and Dorothy F. Appleyard Aberdeen F E Schultz and Claude ClarkeSerdeen.
Actual construction on the Chehalis river bridge at Montesano has begun. Materials have arrived at the south side stations and in four months the span will be completed, promising a major future for the city.
Miss Mamie McLean of Aberdeen has been employed as matron at the County Hospital succeeding Flora Bartholomew who resigned. A Montesano girl, Miss McLean graduated last December and has since worked in Harbor area hospitals, earning many local friends.
Elma reports that Geo M Borris Oregon City Fish Commissioner will forward five thousand eastern brook trout to Elma in August to be planted in Cloquallum Creek near Elma. Eight years ago ten thousand eastern channel catfish were planted in nearby sloughs and four years ago fifteen thousand eastern brook trout were placed in Cloquallum Creek with five thousand more in Porter Creek.
Hot weather this week harms county residents more than usual. It favors hay and grain as they ripen rapidly, but early potatoes suffer from recent wet spells and heat, with some estimates suggesting half the crop ruined in the ground.
Peterson's mill in Rayville resumed operations last Monday and will resume shingles production for the foreseeable future. The mill had been closed for a period, but improved shingles market conditions make updating operation profitable.
Elma July 19 reports Lytle's camp near Porter began operations after a two year shutdown. The lumber industry nationwide is active with nearly all mills running. Montesano mills remain closed by court actions. Prospects for good times ahead.
A big red bull in Oakville challenged the colored soldiers camp area. It charged a colonel, dragged him about forty feet before soldiers dispersed it. The animal later freed the captain of company M, drawing amusement. Two thousand soldiers expected July 24 to 27 near town.
J E Stewart, a practicing attorney for three years and Aberdeen resident, announces candidacy for Chehalis county Prosecuting Attorney. He cites broad personal support as he aims for the nomination with a steady, determined campaign.
J kk Stewart, born in McMinnville, rose from office boy in Kansas City to study law at Stanford. He practiced in Seattle before settling in Chehalis county, now running for prosecuting attorney with a record of harbor district advocacy and courtroom work.
A fragment describes a cotton based hair beautifying method. It explains using cotton to apply oils and creams, leaving hair with flat, bright results. The procedure is done nightly to keep the fringe smooth and hair refreshed.
A clipped exchange from the Houston Post shows a speaker challenging another about relationships and marital fidelity. The terse dialogue hints at conflict without full context.
George W Walsh announces candidacy for Constable of Aberdeen Precinct subject to the Republican Primaries in September 1912. He seeks election by Aberdeen voters in the upcoming primary.
O M Nelson announces candidacy for Chehalis County Prosecuting Attorney in the Republican primary set for September. He positions himself as the party choice for the office and outlines his intent to run.
A series of Republican primary notices announces candidacies for Chehalis County offices including Prosecuting Attorney Superintendent of Schools Sheriff and County Assessor. Individuals named include Mary P. Sutherland and Robert A. Wiley with locations Aberdeen and Chehalis County.
Practical tips on home beauty from olive oil to oatmeal and lemon juice. The piece suggests olive oil for hands and scalp, starch for towels, oatmeal soaps, borax scented soaps, vinegar hand protection, and lemon or tomato for discolorations and odors.
Judge candidate W. W. Boner files for the office of Superior Judge in Chehalis County. The race will be decided by voters at the September primary.
A fragmented list shows street intersections and mill names around Aberdeen Washington with references to trains and routes. Timetables note Fast Bound Train Nos 368 334 and 365 with arrivals at Tacoma Seattle Portland and Aberdeen, plus gasoline motor car service and through Portland coach to Centralia.
City carrier failures to deliver the Herald on Monday and Thursday by 6 PM prompt readers to contact City Messenger Co at phone 5931 for immediate delivery.
The Herald invites advertisers to reach out for placement in upcoming editions. Marketing directors and business owners are urged to discuss options with Herald sales staff to secure prime local reach.
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