Town Busy with Visits and Plans Around Aberdeen
A flurry of social activity fills Aberdeen as residents travel to Seattle Tacoma and Portland for visits and events. Local figures like Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Fr Durand, and Miss Hazel Roberts appear in city events while students and couples return home for vacations and family gatherings.
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F.C. Hayman
Seattle
City
Frank Hayman
Elizabeth Morgan
Reed College
Portland
M. Morgan
Dr King’s New Life Pills and Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad
Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys. Dr King’s New Life Pills purify the blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals all hurts. 25c at your druggist.
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Fire destroys upper floor at Van Dyke home
The upper floor of the residence at 417 West Fifth Street occupied by Mr and Mrs Harry Van Dyke was gutted by fire Friday afternoon. The building owned by W T McBride of Los Molinos California was damaged about 300 dollars and household goods suffered an equal loss. The building is insured and the goods were uninsured.
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West Fifth Street
W. T. McBride
Los Molinos
Cal
van Dykes
Rain Spoils Sports at Elma Aberdeen Montesano Chehalis
Rain Sunday halted motorcycle races at Elma and baseball games in Electric Park Aberdeen Montesano and Chehalis delaying a busy local sports schedule.
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Aberdeen
Montesano
Electric Park
Chehalis
City to Enforce Penalty for Noxious Weeds at Seed
City authorities announce strict enforcement of an ordinance penalizing any premises that allow noxious weeds to go to seed. The measure targets property owners and seeks to curb weed proliferation citywide.
Death of Drug Clerk Lester Swan in Helena
Word came Saturday of the death of Lester Swan at his Helena Montana home Friday. The 33 year old drug clerk had been employed at Aberdeen and Hoquiam drug stores for years before returning home in March due to loco motor ataxia. He had written friends hopeful of recovery, making his death a surprise.
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Helena
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Swan
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Warrant Issued for Louis M Roser Former Aberdeen Elk Secretary
The Aberdeen Elks lodge secretary Louis M Roser faces a warrant for arrest on embezzlement charges. Shortages range from 6000 to 14000 dollars after a two year span, with funds for Captain Grossman’s widow misused. Roser disappeared around April 10 and was last known traveling to Seattle before possibly going to Alaska.
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Aberdeen Welcomes Spanish American War Veterans Convention
The Spanish American War Veterans annual convention opens Thursday morning at Knights of Pythias hall Aberdeen. About 700 delegates expected with a citywide parade from Union station led by Company G, N G W along Heron and G streets to the hall followed by a grand ball at Electric Park Pavilion. Noted patrons include Mayor Eugene France and Hoquiam’s Mayor Chris Knoell with numerous local couples listed as attendees.
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Aberdeen
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E. A. McKenna
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E. E. Lane
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Charles Grissom
PLAN MONSTER PARADE ON GRAYS HARBOR FOURTH
Geo J Wolff reports the Splash committee plans the greatest civic parade yet on Grays Harbor for July Fourth. Invitations extend to all societies fraternal labor and other groups. Many floats have been ordered.
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Grays Harbor
Geo. J. Wolff
Sailor Leaps From Bow Sprit at Grays Harbor
Louis Lois a French sailor aboard the steamer Saginaw vanished after leaping from the bowsprit into the sea near Grays Harbor entrance. Rumored insane, he had been confined by the captain for days due to bizarre behavior. After release he jumped as the mate failed to restrain him. no clues to relatives were found in his possessions.
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Saginaw
Grays Harbor
Lois
Engagement sparks renewed suspicions in New York Journal
Mae admits to being engaged to George after three refusals. Ethel recalls George mentioning several narrow escapes as part of the alleged ploy, reflecting backstage gossip from the New York Journal.
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George
Ethel
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PIONEERS JOIN IN CHEHALIS COUNTY PICNIC MEETING
Arrangements have been made for a joint annual meeting of the Chehalis County Pioneer association and the Aberdeen Pioneer association in the city on Wednesday June 24. Mrs. William Irvine secretary of both groups has sent notices. If weather allows the meeting will be at the Benn home Fourth and G streets with a picnic dinner. The joint meeting is expected to be the largest of its kind in Chehalis county.
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Chehalis County
Elks Lodge Votes to Erect New Aberdeen Building
At a Thursday meeting the Aberdeen Elks lodge voted to start a new 50 by 150 foot addition to their current home costing about 10 000. The two story structure will include a ballroom dining room cafe billiard room and sleeping rooms with a foundation able to support a five story building. The club owns substantial property and plans a future magnificent construction.
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Elks’ Lodge of
Aberdeen
Elks
Death by Own Action Found in Cosmpopolis Mill Worker
Albert Jones an elderly millworker about 80 years old committed death by own action by drinking wood alcohol Saturday. His body was found in his lodgings Sunday afternoon. Coroner Hunter called. Jones worked at various times in the mill for the Commercial company. The body was brought to Aberdeen and lies in the Whiteside morgue while relatives are being sought.
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Hunter
Jones
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Buddhism embodies the founder's guiding precepts for life
The text outlines core Buddhist duties such as honoring elders, educating wisely, training, gentle speech, supporting parents, cherishing family, pursuing a peaceful calling, living righteously, helping others, humility, contentment, temperance, and chastity. It concludes that those living thus are invincible and walk safely with the greatest blessing.
Penitentiary guards escort two murder convicts to Walla Walla
H. W. Horton former Aberdeen resident visits in the city to accompany B. J. Moore and Otto Miller to the state penitentiary at Walla Walla for life sentences. Miller, who had hunger striked after conviction, resumed eating after jailers assured a new trial by his lawyer.
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Aberdeen
Mr. Horton
B. J. Moore
Vivian LaCrosse
Otto Miller
Frank Ascheberg
Walla Walla
Miller
Benn School West End Men Clean Up Playground
Judge J. M. Phillips led district men to tidy the Benn school playground on Friday evening. Ladies served a dinner in a classroom with Miss Ella Gordon aiding, featuring mashed potatoes beef chowder and pie, after which the volunteers continued the grounds cleanup.
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West End
J. M. Phillips
Ella Gordon
Benn School
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