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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
3
Sunshine club ends summer talks and many local clubs meet or postpone. Residents attend picnics, weddings and visits while others travel to Port Ludlow Detroit or San Francisco. a boat sale, a minor theft at Electric park, and funeral services mark the week in Hoquiam Aberdeen and nearby towns.
Property listing offers 43 acres with 21 acres in cultivation located one mile west of Malone. Price 3600 dollars. Registered as R. R. No. 1 Dunlap Washington.
Edwin Hobi, a junior from Aberdeen High School, broke the Southwestern Washington interscholastic high jump mark by clearing 5 feet 7 inches last Saturday at Centralia. The Aberdeen team finished fifth at the meet won by Vancouver, with Ridgefield second and Centralia third.
Bulletin by C. L. Smith shows how letting pigs harvest crops can cut pork costs. It argues that average harvest costs equal growing costs and that pigs can save about half the feed value, with pasture and cereal crops ranked as ideal hogging-off materials.
An optimistic man trusts Dr. King's New Discovery for a cold. The ad claims the remedy penetrates throat linings, kills germs, and relieves symptoms, urging readers to seek relief by treating the underlying cause.
J. M. Bowes for the Fern Hill Cemetery Association offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of vandals who stripped carcara trees of bark.
Martin Frederickson began a motorcycle journey aiming to cross the continent but stopped at Drummond Montana due to bad roads and multiple accidents with his bike. He writes he will not continue the planned voyage.
An old medicine advertisement claims many rheumatic forms are curable with Sloan's Liniment. It lists acute chronic rheumatism headaches sciatic rheumatism and lumbago and urges using the liniment two or three times daily to penetrate and ease pain. It markets a 25 cent bottle as an emergency standby.
The Chehalis Herald is promoted as the county’s most widely read newspaper, touted as the best choice for advertisers seeking broad local exposure.
Trustees of the Graye Harbor Poultry Association announce an open meeting in Montesano on Tuesday June 8. The session will cover plans for a countywide campaign for more and better poultry with public attendance invited. County Agriculturist Monroe will speak among other features.
Dispatches and local reports indicate little chance of learning the dynamite blast cause on a bay barge near Seattle. Glaziers from Portland and Tacoma aid Seattle glass fitters while merchants work behind wooden fronts.
Congressman Albert Johnson and his wife returned to Hoquiam after joining a congressional committee on an investigative trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
Westport observers report a young seal with dreamy eyes and spotted coat found on the Westport beach near Moonstone Island. Misses Laurence Mattis and Alberta Prentice of Aberdeen high school's sophomore class tried to return the seal to the sea, but waves washed it back. The girls declare the sophomore class will adopt the rescued seal as a mascot.
A four hour jury deliberation in Justice Washington's court ended without a verdict for Andrew Sanders and Frank Pete two Chehalis Indians charged with unlawful fishing in the Chehalis river. The trial featured Captain Carsons and Anna Hayden denouncing white men for treaty violations with Governor Stevens. The packed courtroom witnessed the sensational proceedings.
Hoquiam has sold its 157000 of 20 year 5 percent bonds authorized at last week s election to Carsten Earle Seattle firm The agreement calls for June 15 when warrants are called in and bonds exchanged and the city completes the transaction
Montesano May 31 The Garrard Creek school bonds were turned down by the state attorney ruling a 2 pm polling start instead of 1 pm as fatal error. Despite near unanimous local support the election must be reheld.
Local printer notices list Aberdeen Printing Company at 209 Hast Wishkeh Street. The item outlines address details and a point of contact for customers seeking print services.
The four masted schooner Jane L. Stanford fouled the ferry scow cables at Seventh street causing brief danger to passengers. In tow from Aberdeen to Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle, the rudder struck and tore the drum cables. a line from S. B. Jennings snubbed the ferry to the slip as frightened riders disembarked.
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