Chehalis County News Highlights From Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County EMS roundup reports residents moving to Bucoda Hoquiam and Aberdeen families relocating. Notables include Bernice Jackson visiting Hoquiam, Miss Margaret Hull, E J DeBush and Elizabeth planning a Wakima summer, A S Anderson returning home, Mrs J W Hull moving to Hoquiam, and Polson Bros. flour shipments from Wilbur. Also updates on locals Charles Hallstrom entering Greys Harbor Lumber, Noble joining Aberdeen traction, Hoquiam Eagles delegates to Everett, Whitman scholarship for Austin Steeples, and Peter Kline’s narrow fall under a log train with injury, treated by Dr. Watkins.
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Charles Ramstead
Bucoda
Bernice Jackson
Pullman
Wash
Margaret Hull
E. J. DeBush
Elizabeth
North
Wakima
A. S. Anderson
Baby
Hoquiam General Hospital
Chenault Avenue
J. W. Hull
Spokane
Sidney Moor Heath
Hoagaiam
Northern Pacific
Polson Bros
Wilbur
Charles Hallstrom
Arlington
Greys Harbor Lumber Company
Mr. Noble
Grayport
Aberdeen
Traction Company
Hoquiamaerie of
Eagles
A. W. Johnson
I. T. Lenreaty
W. Runston
C. F. Colipy
X. F. Hall
Everett Atarly
Austin Steeples
Hoquiam High School
Whitman
Steeples
Local residents report construction progress and civic notes
Prof Wheeler reports tenants for four Pioneer street cottages. Contractor Talbott oversees fourteen workers on Clemons renovations. McKillip consolidates Black Creek Rayburn and Purcell schools. Latimer leaves for Red Oak Iowa to visit relatives. Wheeler awards twenty five bronze liberty bell medals to punctual students. Kellerman buys a new Studebaker. Field deputies submit reports as assessor’s office compiles personal property roll. Kellerman and wife move to Hoquiam. Jay becomes a chauffeur earning 125 dollars monthly plus expenses. Birth announced for Ralph Allen family in Farmington. A list of marriage licenses issued includes McDonald Wiggins to Kleist Morrow etc.
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Prof. Wheeler
Pioneer Street
Robert Talbott
C. H. Clemons
D. McKillip
Black Creek
Rayburn
Purcell
H. C. Latimer
Red Oak
Iowa
J. B. Kesterson
Studebaker
A. Hess
J. J. Kellerman
Hoquiam
Jay
Jos. Lytle
Wm. Allen
Ralph Allen
Farmington
Washington
Murdock McDonald
Ida
A. Wiggins
John K. Kleist
Flora J. Morrow
Frank Beam
Estella Fox
Olof Olgol
Ella A. Erickson
Roy Woodruff
Annie Strassmyer
Harry N. Anderson
Erna A. Schmel
Rolla OD. Rhodes
Eva J. Spence
Frank E. McElfresh
Louise T. Roush
A. R. Badger
Margaret Burch
G. Corwin Culver
Anna M. Wampler
Flora Cameron Bilodeau Visits Tacoma and Seattle
Miss Flora Cameron Bilodeau is visiting relatives in Tacoma and Seattle. Avery and Allison have built an
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Flora Cameron Bilodeau
Tacoma
Seattle
Avery
Allison
Moves and Marriages Across Town and State
Roscoe Bunch visits Sweet Home Oregon to see relatives this week. Lafe Reeves plans a residence east of C. C. Beeson’s and will move in next week. Mrs. E. F. Fanshier and children return to Olympia after a relative visit. Mrs. A. E. LeRoy and Mrs. John Emley attend Hoquiam commencement. Norman Stradley relocates family to Knob Hill. Guy Ruddell and Miss Elizabeth Crowl wed in Seattle at D. C. Whitenack’s home. 22 hospital patients from nearby railroad construction accidents reported. none serious. Maggie Joyce, a city woman, broke her arm when a buggy overturned after startled by an automobile.
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Main Street
Roscoe Bunch
Sweet Home
Oregon
Lafe Reeves
C. C. Beeson
E. F. Fanshier
Olympia
A. E. LeRoy
John Emley
Hoquiam
Norman Stradley
Geo. Mann
Knob Hill
Guy Ruddell
Elizabeth Crowl
Spokane
D. C. Whitenack
Seattle
Maggie Joyce
Summer Campers and Local Mill Reopen at Moclips
Mo clips residents Anna Wille of Tacoma and Mr and Mrs McAlpine of Aberdeen camp at Pacific. The shingle mill resumed Monday after a brief shutdown. Mr Curry and family from Aberdeen move to Moclips for the summer. Curry runs the Moclips Livery and Transfer. Many cottagers arrive from Aberdeen Hoquiam Spokane Yakima and elsewhere. Lawyer Norman Golf involved in an accident with fingers badly cut Thursday morning and treated at the Moclips drug store before an auto ride to Hoquiam hospital.
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Anna Wille
Tacoma
Pacific
McAlpine
Aberdeen
Curry
Moclips
Moclips Livery and Transfer Company
Hoquiam
Spokane
Yakima
Norman Golf
Oakville Men and Women Notable Local Movements
Mrs. Dan McKay visits her mother Mrs Bow er near Mox ie while Ernest Shelton leaves for Eagle Gorge for an extended absence. E H Whitaker buys J C Price s harness shop interest becoming sole owner. Miss Nellie Green former Winlock teacher visits Oakville. C E Schell from the rail line engineering department heads to Spokane. Jack Musgrove family and Mrs Henry Hunter rush to Elma for their mother Mrs Twidwell s serious illness.
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Ernest Shelton
Eagle Gorge
E. H. Whitaker
J. C. Price
Nellie Green
Winlock
Oakville
C. E. Schell
Spokane
Jack Musgrove
Henry Hunter
Elma
Twidwell
Oil of Wintergreen Cure for Eczema Delivers Quick Relief
A pharmacy advertises the D. D. D. Prescription or Oil of Wintergreen Compound as an effective wash for eczema. It claims immediate itching relief and soothing, calming effects after few drops applied, noting many sufferers find cure or improvement with the simple formula.
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Chicago
Red Cross Pharmacy
Aberdeen Wash
Publicity Campaign by Fire Insurance Firms Questioned
A public debate questions whether stock fire insurers promote a publicity drive to mislead the public against mutual insurance. The issue asks if the effort serves public protection or shields combined firms from competition and rate pressure.
Hints for the industrious knitter a knitting bag idea
The article praises new knitting aids including a four armed yarn holder and a bag with two joined linen canvas pieces forming a basket shape. The bag rests over the arm, is lined, and may feature cross stitch decoration. It draws a comparison with the bracelet basket and notes the bag’s practical design for holding a knitting ball.
Lamp Shade And Hat Resemblance Stuns Clever observer
A witty shopper notes a lamp shade in soft yellow with painted roses resembles a hat made from leghorn braid with pink roses. The department store display features an exact duplicate of the shade fashioned as a hat, highlighting the season's freak millinery.
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Leghorn
Health and Beauty Advice From Old Times
Practical tips on skin care avoiding glycerin. peppermint applications for neuralgia. cautions against overeating and tight clothing. camphor fumes as room deodorizer. eye health and reading posture. shoe fit guidance from a chiropodist. warnings about small shoes and bunions. headache types linked to stomach issues and blood health.
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Humanity
Charcoal Kept In Larder And Icebox Preserves Freshness
A small dish of charcoal in the meat larder helps keep items sweet and wholesome. Charcoal acts as a strong disinfectant. Placing a dish of charcoal in the icebox also keeps it smelling fresh and free from odors.
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