Records of Superior Court and Real Estate Transfers
Legal notices report last week in Grays Harbor County include pensions for Maud Campbell and Tine Sandberg, along with diverse civil matters such as divorce actions, guardianships, and realty sales. The county recorder lists numerous conveyances, mortgages, and corporate actions affecting Aberdeen Hoquiam Elma Montesano and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Campbell
Tine Sandberg
Jack Mason
Mamie Mason
Julia O. Bush
G. H. Flour Co
G. H. County
J. T. Dickenson
Meda Howard
James W. Karr
State
E. Ferron
Dale Wade
Guardian
Nelly Anderson
T. F. Bates
Lamb Machine Co
D. H. Blackburn
Gertrude Blackburn
Mary A. Dowling
Walter Dowling
Anna R. Healless
G. Healless
F. W. Thompson
Frank Glick
Selma J. Holme
G. L. Burchett
S. W. Johnson
Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces Listed in Court Dockets
A collection of court actions includes Josephine Pope and others against Fred Pope for injunctions, debt suits involving A R Eichler, several divorces including Malinda Philabum and Alda Mathis, and foreclosures of tax liens on cases against Howard Lackey W E Boyce and others. Garnishment and abstract actions appear, with attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Pope
Fred Pope
Taggart & Phillips
Plain- Maryland Casualty Co
T. H. Hill
Stewart & Tucker and Grinstead and Laurie
L. G. Humburger
A. R. Eichler
Hogan & Graham
Independent Sand & Gravel Co
Malinda Philabum
J. Philabum
Dan Pearsall
Deeds and Mortgages Filed Across Several WA Towns
Records show Curtis Friedlander transferring lot 6 block 27 Westport to George Kyle and multiple other property deeds. Transactions include affiliates in Aberdeen Hoquiam Elma Cosmopolis and Montesano with quit claims, undivided interests, and additions specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Friedlander
George Kyle
Westport
Harry B. Strong
Ronald Morrison
Aberdeen
W. Jacknet
Teres Iles Wuori
Jacob Ari
Acta Gretrerealere
J. C. Hogan
R. B
Wishkah
Juliius Ranta
Cosmopolis Lodge No
Callow
Elma
Ruddell
E. W. Staides
R. E. Connell
North Hoquiam
Hoquiam
Land Transfers and Mortgages in Elma Montesano Hoquiam
A string of property deeds and mortgage releases from Elma Montesano and Hoquiam shows transfers of lots and blocks in Cal low's and Ruddell's additions, lands described as se% of sec 25, plus auto releases and personal property notes. Entities include Erick Johnson Axel Herman sen M Evaux Anna E Cook F & F Garage Washington Savings & Loan Association G D Acker Wm Hunter C O Cooper J D Sparling J P H Callahan Luella M McCaw C D Demeeree C M Parmetter J N Caron E V Landon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Anderson
Netherlands
American Mortgage Bank
Pgi
Sislad Des Seldsessee Sigens
Matt Westberg Et Ux
Eae Muller
Antennae
Tae Aes
Chris Muller
Matt Westberg
MAING
Louis Selenes
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
Ontario
Hoqquiam
Wm. E
G. L. Allen
J. M. Sutton
Farmers’ & Lumberman’s Bank
Elma
Irene Ransom Higley
N. T. Loomis
Univiatisedie Guo
J. N. Caron
Broadway
Aberdeen
A. T. McCall
Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association
Weatherwax & Benn's
Pretty
Tony Zabibski
Hiate
Building & Loan _ Association
Park
Ave
W. R. Friese
Nettie Kohout
Callow
Ruddell’s
Erick Johnson
Axel Hermansen
M. Evaux
Anna E. Cook
North Hoquiam
Bangog Elma
T. A. Ray
Ella Gilkey
Joe Healey
C. N. Byles
Montesano
Anna Olson
F. & F. Garage
C. A. Fagan
Washington Savings & Loan Association
G. D. Acker
Wm. Hunter
C. O. Cooper
S.s
J. D. Sparling
J. P
C. M. Parmetter
J. P. H. Callahan
E. V. Landon
Local Trades Report of Auto and Piano Goods Bound for Firms
A list of consignments including Hoosier cabinet to Earl Harkins, auto player piano from Eilers Music House to Harry Breakiron, and multiple pianos from Emeneker to various buyers. Also entries for air compressor to Grays Harbor Shipbuilding Co. and engines and autos sent to several individuals and businesses such as Smith Dairy Farm and Tony Satlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Crawford
Miley B. Allen Co
N. M. MacDowell Et al
A. Wicklund
B. Bransted
Smith Dairy Farm
Tony Satlow
South Side Bakery
Eeererereresenererere
Adolf Schoebel
1848 presidential race and 1852 nominees recap
The text lists 1848 candidates Zachary Taylor and Lewis Cass with popular vote totals and Van Buren on the Free Soil ticket. It notes the Democratic convention in Baltimore and Whigs in Philadelphia, with Fillmore as vice president. It also previews Franklin Pierce and Winfield Scott for 1852 and William R. King as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Louisiana
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Martin van Buren
Free Soil
Taylor
Cass
van Buren
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
Winfield Scott
Languages in South American business and early steamboat history
Spanish is the dominant business language across South America except in Brazil where Portuguese prevails. English and German firms exist in cities, with Spanish knowledge often necessary for local dealings. Early steamboat history notes the New Orleans built in Pittsburgh 1811, and the first steamboat on the Missouri in 1819, with Wabash ascent in 1823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
New York City
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Nicholas J. Roosevelt
Louisville
Mississippi
Missonpri
United States
Yellowstone River
Wabash
Indiana
White River
Herald notes and briefs from the city desk
A compact digest of recent items from the Herald city desk. Local briefs touch on civic events, community updates, and brief notices across neighborhoods.
When Will the Soldiers Return Home Prompting Petitions
Soldiers in camp plan to draft a petition to the secretary of war demanding a fixed withdrawal date. Wives write for information amid long delays. Some employers withdraw promised salary continuation now that war fears ease. Large New York mercantile firms are cited among those failing to honor agreements. The refrain “When are we going home?” grows louder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
New York
Letter from a soldier's wife during Seventy first New York enlistment
A New York wife writes in distress as her husband delays joining the depot battalion awaiting salary assurances from employers. She laments hunger, reliance on neighbors for meals, and fears for her children's welfare while appealing for his return. An officer telegrams for aid and the regiment's auxiliary may have considered the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queenie
Florrie
Ida
Rita
Seventy-first Regiment
Cookie Takes Night Off From Guarded Duty
Private Frank Dorres of Company C, Thirty-first Michigan, stationed in El Paso, wandered into Juarez after changing into civilian clothes. He visited cantinas and danced with a senorita before returning home at dawn to be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dorres
Thirty-first
Michigan Infantry
el Paso
Dorres
International Bridge
Juarez
Calle Commercial
Plaza Independencia
Casas Grandes Mountains
Indians on Warpath in Mock Camp Letter from Fort Sam Houston
A satirical account from Camp Wilson Fort Sam Houston Texas depicts Chicago Indians from Company L First Illinois Infantry holding a council of war over missing peace pipe tobacco. The make believe attack on a sun scorched day ends with a retreat to imagined tepees as they await tobacco and return to peace on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Camp Wilson
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
First
Illinois Infantry
Shank
Hamilton Park
Desolate Texas Road Turns to Swamps and Dust
A desert region once blanketed by dust storms has become swampy. A three mile road to Mercedes offers rough access for autos and trucks, with locals toiling for water from an unfiltered irrigation ditch. Passenger trains are rare, and a handcar is used for workers and Mexican track hands when available. Water returns only after a long, sticky haul in the north, making access even less worth the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes
Sap
Sam
Battery A Has Record at Llano Grande Camp
Battery A of Indianapolis led by James B. Curtis, now a Nassau Street lawyer and Indiana Society of New York president, trained guns for Porto Rico in 1898 as peace arrived. Battery B comprises Purdue engineering students. Battery C drew from Lafayette. Major Robert H. Tyndall, praised as a top Guard officer, commands the artillery battalion alongside Major General John F. O'Ryan. The unit, well trained and well equipped, enjoys high-lying encampment, good messes, and superior gear except ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Grande
Indianapolis
James B. Curtis
Nassau Street
Indiana Society of New York
Curtis
Porto Rico
Guaymas
Purdue University
University City of Lafayette
Robert H. Tyndall
National Guard
John F. O’ryan
New York
Guard
Field Artillery Association
Tyndall
Red Flag Hero At Camp Wilson In San Antonio
Jose Allendro a Mexican guard at Camp Wilson keeps a red flag at a crossing used by Katy trains and camp vehicles. He proclaims saving generals and killing Mexicans, while a mumps lull reduces new cases and soldiers joke about names and rations in Illinois infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Allendro
Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Jose
Katy
General Funston
General Bliss
Alfred Schmidt
Seventh
Illinois Infantry
Militarists draw Bryan following at Llano Grande march camp
Among the militarists William J. Bryan has followers at Llano Grande. The Third Minnesota infantry arrives in mud and camps while others in the occupation force are noted for their tall fair build. Northward, dried camps will reveal bleaching bones from last year’s Carranzista raid across the river, where seventeen Mexicans were slain and left as remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Llano Grande
Minnesota Infantry
Nebraska
Indiana Infantry
Mercedes
Guardsmen Trek Through Mud in Llano Grande Encampment
Six thousand nine national guardsmen from Nebraska and Indiana slog through persistent mud at Llano Grande Texas during a heavy rain spell. Troops, including an Indiana artillery battalion, detrained as rain pounded sunbaked fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Just Killing Time in the Waiting Room
A playful exchange notes missing the 5 15 train and waiting in a room until the 6 12 departure. The couple pass the time with talk about the delay and chewing cloves to stave off boredom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Pall Mail Gazette
Married by Mail Announcement of Newark Lovers
Private Louis Bansemer of Company H First regiment New Jersey National Guard and Miss Ethel Maud Sergent of Newark announce their engagement. Bansemer plans to marry before deployment fears for his safety as he works for Prudential Life Insurance and contemplates a future in the diplomatic service after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bansemer
New Jersey National Guard
Ethel Maud Sergent
Newark
Bansemer
Prudential Life Insurance Company
John
Yarnell
East Middle
Dodge Hall
Legation
Paris
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Court House
Pacific Coast Investment Co
Wyncodie Timber Co
J. W. Hoar
Charlotte McDowell
Todtman’s
M. D. Hogan
Lumberman’s Bank
Dimsdill B. Carver
G. Kempton
Evans & Lewis
Sarah E. Coe
August Hanny
Nes Gee
Marian E. Newton
Hannah Reeves
J. G. Lewis
C. Everson
Albert Everson
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co
City of Aberdeen
Eureka
E. Scharnikow
H. E. Holpa
Benson
Block
Benn’s Central Addition
J. Rogers
Cna
St. John & Titus
Annie Barrick
A. F Chamberlain
N. F. Randich
W. A. Johnson
H. D. Fairchild
Anna Holland
J. B. Kaye
Bob Story
City Auto Laundry
F. Ferron
Seanaes
F. W. May
M. Stewart Co
Alvin A. Peterson
O. T
Byron Kaye
Herman Eggert
F. A. Tarr
T. F. Wilcox
Crescent Bottling Works
B. W. Clark
Anna M. Idle
Samuel Benn
Lillian F. Bishop
E. K. Bishop
Mary Westerlund
Ella Look
R. Schonack
Benn’s
Ore
Michael D. Hogan
J. P. “H. Callahan
Power of Attorney
K. H. Lane
Walter Rantanen
France
Democrat
Buchanan
South America
Missouri River
The
Herald
INXS
Cookie
Bryan
A. A. Star Transfer
Hume
Happy
Hayes @ Hayes BANKERS ABERDEEN
Washington
Aberdeen, Wash
Ford
N. J. Gendron
Aberdeen Carriage Shop
South F St
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