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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
6
Mrs. Bowser stages a power shift in the Bowser home demanding budget cuts, renaming chores, and warning of lawsuits. Bowser endures a dramatic debriefing as she asserts control over finances, smoking, clubs, and housework while a wary husband contemplates a walk for sanity.
A husband who calls himself an art patron is mocked for spending ten thousand a year on bogus masters bought from smooth dealers. The exchange jokes that such spending proves little real art discernment.
An earnest citizen urges continuing progress with higher aims while a busy person replies he has traded an automobile for an aero plane as part payment. The exchange appears in a Washington Star feature.
The Yonkers Statesman notes basketball humor as Bill is cut from the team after eight at bats in two weeks. The column hints at a slump and possible management decision influenced by short supply of productive plays.
The fragment hints at diverse outcomes within census reporting, noting that some people are born good, some make good, and some are caught with the goods, illustrating moral judgments tied to life experiences reflected in population records.
A quoted quip attributes vanity to Eve McCluskey reflecting on appearance and self perception. The remark notes a contrast between perceived prettiness and an “awful frame” while referencing a comic source.
In England the bank on wheels model reaches farmers in fields with steel safes on wagons. Deposits are credited as if at the Marrow Bank in Brighton, solving missed visits during busy seasons and keeping farmers from losing interest.
Fire Department Headquarters notes 431 boxes marked as imaginary. Entries include intersections such as North Aberdeen and Cleveland streets, Market and I streets, High School Building on Terrace Ave, Harbor and Heron, and many others across the city including mills, schools, and companies.
A concise motto from a local print shop emphasizes daily dedication to quality. The shop pins each day’s order as a promise of better work tomorrow, claiming good work and good printing as its two guiding habits.
A fragmented poem chronicles a narrator joining a new worry club as pets drift into odd places like a dog in a pantry a cat in a lake and a cow in a hammock. The lines pulse with anxious imagery and breathless moments, suggesting a surreal meditation on fear and control.
The schedule lists trains to Seattle and Tacoma and eastward points with times for departures and arrivals. Trains 366 324 and 322 serve Seattle Tacoma and Grays Harbor. 585 and 365 go to Moclips. 580 to Cosmopolis. Through connections exist to Portland. 580 runs through to Ocosta on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Arrivals include 3821 365 8323 from Seattle Tacoma and East and 586 579 from Moclips and Cosmopolis.
A historic timetable notes daily and Sunday schedules for boats between Montesano Aberdeen Hoquiam To Westport with departures at 8:00 a m and 4:00 p m and Sunday times, plus a Saturday special and round trip ticket caveat. The Harbor Belle and Strampe r Champion lines show varied departures and return times with a note on Sunday restrictions.
In Chehalis County Washington the Superior Court orders all interested in the Dora Foster estate to appear August 27 1910 at 9 30 AM in Montesano to show cause why the administrator may be granted an order to mortgage the southern forty feet of lots five and six in Weatherwax Benny s First Addition to Aberdeen. The order runs for four weeks in the Aberdeen Herald with Judge Ben Sheers presiding. N W Bush attorney for petitioner. First published July 18 1910 last August 8 1910.
Victor Keckonen sues C. H. Fenner in the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County for tax lien foreclosure. The plaintiff holds Certificate of Delinquency No. 3665 issued February 14 1908 for two dollars and eighty nine cents with unknown persons possibly holding interests in the described real property. The summons directs C. H. Fenner and others to respond.
Delinquent taxes for 1908 and 1909 on Lot 3, 25 acres, in Chehalis County Washington with interest 15 percent, totals 3.47, lien foreclosure sought in Superior Court. Also summons for divorce action Helmi S Wartiainen vs Carl Wartiainen, requiring defense within 60 days after July 30 1910 publication.
S A Randolph named administrator of the estate of Anton Brumnjak deceased. Creditors must present claims sworn with vouchers within one year at 522 West Sixth Street Aberdeen Washington. Claims not presented will be barred. Dates of first and last publication July 21 and August 25 1910.
The action of Fay E Beach plaintiff against William Leach defendant proceeds with a response due within sixty days after the 80th signing of attorney for the plaintiff. The notice outlines legal steps and timelines for appearance or defense.
Final account and petition for distribution of W L McDonald deceased filed in Chehalis County Washington. Hearing set for July 30 1910 at 10 am in Montesano Superior Court. Persons interested may appear and file written exceptions to contest. Judge Ben Sheeks presiding. First publication July 4 1910. last July 25 1910.
A fragment from a legal notice shows Julia E. Hembling as plaintiff and William Hembling as defendant with an office below referenced. The text is incomplete but indicates an ongoing civil matter and a filed complaint.
Court action in Chehalis County demands a decree of absolute divorce for Fannie M Wade on desertion grounds. Plaintiff seeks full ownership of Lots 3 and 4 in Arlands Addition Montesano and three land parcels totaling about five acres with general relief. Respondent must answer within 60 days of first publication June 23 1910 or risk judgment.
Nellie Williams sues James Williams in Washington state court for desertion and failure to support. Summons requires appearance within 60 days of June 27 1910 with service of answer to attorney Austin M Wade of Aberdeen Chehalis County. Date of first publication June 27 1910 and date of fact publication August 4 1910.
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