Chehalis County Openings and Local Notes Highlight Hoquiam News
Aberdeen Herald correspondents report county wide notices from Chehalis County with Hoquiam weather signs and street work. Taft and Wagner topics appear at the Ladies Musical club gathering hosted by Mrs J C Shaw, with Mrs W Taft presenting a paper on German opera and related performances.
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Hoquiam
Siss
Minnie Kernhoff
Tacoma
Mrs. Smith
Ninth Street
Mabel Smith
Mowney P. Smith
Wis
Ocosta High School
Ke J. McGrew
Eighth Street
Simpson and
Ontario Streets
Grays Harbor
Lillie Charley
Chenoise Creek
JH. Luce
Seattle
National Bar& Examiner
Hoeesiam
First National Bank
Luce
State of Washington
John
McGraw
Southwestern
Washingtoan
Ladies’ Musical Club
J. C. Shaw
Wagner
W. Taft
Scince Wagner
Mig Quighbargain
Shelley
Shawne
Walter C. Gregg
Montesano Local Notes Grow With Ventures And Visits
Montessano residents move into new apartments under the Masonic hall and Howard Flaherty visits from Aloha. Mrs Doyle from Little Rock is at Montesano General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Fleet return from Walla Walla with shooting near medal. Lockett and Mediano face a late May incident during Justice Murphy ceremony. Plans discussed for reinforced concrete building on Pioneer Street. Mrs Harvey Lee and baby travel to Seattle for a month and the 4-H exposition. Primary school closing exercises praised with high school orchestra. Week's marriage licenses issued include Wallin Johanson Kay Sparks Beckett Medlin Avey Moray Zamoitt Eva Blech-Behmidt Harris Barchett Bushnell Dodge Pipin.
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Marey
Howard Flaherty
Cing
Aloha
Montesano
Doyle
Little Rock
Wash
Montesano General Hospital
Guy E. Marey
D. W. Fleet
Walla Watta
Fleet
Howard Lockett
Arnetta Mediano
Justice Murphy
Pioneer Street
Harvey Lee
Baby
Seattle
J. W. Robertz
Opera House
August Wallin
Anna Laura Johanson
Richard Kay
Ethel Sparks
Howard Beckett
Annetta Medlin
James G Avey
Anna Moray
J. A. Zamoitt
Anna Eva
Oscar Blech- Behmidt
Jessie Harris
W. A. B. Barchett
Lucile Bushnell
Christopher Dodge
Annie Pipin
Local People Noted In Aberdeen and Nearby Visits
Elma and Montesano residents made midweek trips to Aberdeen and Mima. Alice Shambley visited Montesano friends, Kibbe visited Tenino to see his son Carl, Watkins of Montesano visited Mima, France from Monte Mene conducted banking business, Fanshier and children visited from Olympia, Palmer of Grand Mound bought C H Wolf’s stake in the local telephone firm, Ennis came from Aber- Weer Wednesday to look after store.
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Aberdeen
Minard
Damon
Alice Shambley
Montesano
Kibbe
Tenino
Carl
G. FE. Watkins
Mima
W. OH
France
Montemene
BE. T. Fanshier
Olympia
H. Palmer
Grand Mound
Wurchise
C. H. Wolf
Ennis
Aber- Weer
Birth of a daughter and local farming notes
In Snohomish on Friday May 21 a seven pound girl was born to Rev and Mrs F M Clark while W C is away in Tacoma. Rev Clark formerly pastored the M E church in this city. H C Taylor who bought the Handshawberry ranch north of Elma last year loaded strawberry crates this week and plans to harvest his berry crop.
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W. C
Tacoma
F. M. Clark
Snohomish
Rev Clark
M. E. Church
H. C. Taylor
Handshawberry
Elma
Oakville Booster Club Entertainment Date Set
The Oakville Booster club plans an entertainment in the I O O F hall on June 5 1909. Pearson Bros have sold their Rochester ranch and most stock to Mr Henderson of Centralia for 8000 dollars. E L Whitaker of New Plymouth Idaho bought Jesse Price harness shop and will sell off furnishings while focusing on harness. Bricklayers finished the bank building. occupancy awaits furniture fixtures. Elder Wilson summoned to Sultan Snohomish county for Samuel McBride funeral sermon.
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Pearson Bros
Rochester
Mr. Henderson
Centralia
E. L. Whitaker
New Plymouth
Idaho
Jesse Price
Whitaker
Price
Elder Wilson
Sultan
Snohomish County
Samuel McBride
Mo Clips sees notable visitors and full clam season
Dancing master and musician Moclips P Ford arrived Monday and will stay several days. Lewiston Maine resident Walter Williams may locate in Moclips. Mrs Williams and children are at Aberdeen. Billy Davis visited Hoquiam to be with ill wife Mrs Davis, improving slowly. Mo Clips Canning Company sold all its output with no clams left unsold when the season closed June 1.
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P. Ford
MoClips
Walter Williams
Lewiston
Maine
Billy Davis
Hoquiam
Death of Pioneer Lady in Cosmopolis at 71
Mrs W L Hays died last Sunday at her daughter's Cosmopolis home aged 71 years 3 months and 21 days. A Virginia native she and her husband were early North River settlers at Deering. She leaves husband a son and two daughters Mrs G H Wartman Montesano and Mrs W S McLaughlin Cosmopolis. Funeral held Tuesday at the McLaughlin home with interment at Montesano.
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W. L. Hays
W. S. McLaughlin
Cosmopolis
McLaughlin
Montesano
National Lumber & Box sets May shipment and mill cut records
The National Lumber and Box Co. reported a May record with 9,213,450 feet of lumber shipped on eleven steamboats and 11,540,000 feet of logs mill cut, up 540,000 feet from April.
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National Lumber & Box Co
Accidental shotgun injury shocks Satsop farmer
Montesano reports farmer O Watson of Satsop was seriously wounded when his shotgun discharged as he stooped to pick it up. The blast tore flesh and damaged bone in his ankle, an accident during a hunting outing.
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Montesano
O. Watson
Satsop
Walton
Watson
Law requires saloons to remove screens from doors and windows
A new law takes effect June 12 prohibiting obstructions by screens shades or other devices on saloon doors or windows. It states any owner manager or employee who blocks the view inside from the outside is guilty of a misdemeanor.
Quiniaut Tribe No 14 Moves Meeting Hall
The Quiniaut Tribe No 14 Imperial Order of Red Men has moved from Foresters hall to the A. O. U. W. hall on Heron street. June and July meetings occur on the first and third Tuesdays. WM. Foelkner is Sachem and A. B. Eaton is Chief of Records.
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Imperial Order of Red Men
Foresters Hall
A. O. U. W. Hall
Heron Street
WM. Foelkner
A. B. Eaton
Why Holly Leaves Are Prickly and a Simple Magnet Trick
The article explains holly leaves stay green year round to deter animals from eating them and notes that top leaves lack spines because they are out of reach. It also mentions red yellow or white berries and includes a magnetic trick demonstrating apparent hanging of a metal object using a hidden magnet.
The Geese of Nieder Morlen at Sunset
In Nie der Morlen Hessia locals report 2000 geese returning at 6 30 each evening from the river bank to their village yards. Guided only by instinct they split into groups and enter their owners doors with orderly pomp and raucous noise.
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Nieder-Morlen
Strand
Giessen
Frankfort
Human Gates In Brittany Pasture Openings Serve as Gates
In Brittany earthen pasture walls lack gates. Each morning a child is sent to guard the opening. A girl may knit while the herd rests, or mind the baby on fine days. A boy acts as the human gate and often grows bored or mischievous from enforced idleness.
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Brittany
Rain tree creates living marshes in arid regions
The rain tree Pithe collobium saman grows up to sixty feet in South America. Its leaves condense atmospheric moisture so heavily that continuous showers fall from the tree, creating marshy soils and transforming barren areas into lush forests.
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South America
Tongue Twister Snapshots From A Playful Page
A quirky snippet collection features classic tongue twisters and a short craft note. It includes She sells seashells six thick thistle sticks and Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers with a prompt to repeat. A raisin tortoise craft guides forming a head and legs from raisin pieces.
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Peter Piper
Immunity of Washington Diplomats Sparks Legal Debate
The Washington Star argues that 200 diplomatic officials in the capital enjoy absolute immunity from U.S. law for crimes while their nations’ laws apply to them. It notes they may act with impunity and only answer foreign tribunals, not U.S. courts.
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Washington
Phil Sheridan
Uncle Sam
Diplomatic Corps
United States
Washington Star
Malcolm the Wooden Sign Boy
Three year old Malcolm stands still with an arm stretched toward a door. His mother asks him to shut it but he cannot move. He protests with a pained cry that he is a wooden sign and wooden signs cannot shut doors.
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Malcolm
Careless Fellow Pleads Caution over Luncheon Wine
A fragment quotes Pele Mele warning Ernest to be careful as luncheon wine runs low. The exchange suggests a cautious mood about serving and consumption.
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Ernest
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