Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald Notes
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald reports list activities across Montesano Elma and nearby towns. Notable items include A J Minkler wareroom nearing completion on Main street, local visits by Mrs Valentine and Mrs Mouncer, and Thomas Trebrake receiving rheumatism treatment in California.
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
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A. J. Minkler
Albert Valentine
Chas. Mouncer
Satsop
Elma
Mina Carroll
Thomas Trebrake
Paraiso Hot Springs
California
Charles W. Anand
Joseph Barr
West Pioneer Street
N. G. Fisher
Northern Pacific
West
Local births and visits noted in Hoquiam area
Mrs John Summerville returns from Seattle and Mr and Mrs Henry Eberting visit Portland. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs C N Ellens at Hoquiam General Hospital. Seven pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Lambert at home in Hoquiam. Several residents travel or visit including Lee Carlton from Green River Hot Springs and Postmaster Ralph Philbrick in Portland. Fire Chief Andrew Bruce excused from jury duty in Tacoma. G Edwards reports East visit and possible work delay. Additional births to Ed Freeman Owen McMahan and Milo Messenger noted.
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Johnson
Geisey & Son
Lynus Kibbe
Tumwater
E. C. Kibbe
John Lennon
Dawson City
V. T
Canada
Eagles
John Summerville
Seattle
Henry Eberting
Portland
Warren Hull
California
C. N. Ellens
Hoquiam General Hospital
Joseph Lambert
Hoquiam
Lee Carlton
Green Hiver Hot Springs
William Reynolds
Deming
J. A. Fairburn
Ben Philbrick
Pacific Coast
Sef
Tacoma
Ralph Philbrick
Philbrick
Andrew Bruce
G. Edwards
Northen Pacific Freight Depot
Prosser
Ed. Freeman
Owen McMahan
Milo Messenger
E.C. Kibbe
Local Notes From Oakville And Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mauermann returned from California last Thursday Oscar Blechschmidt limped after a nail struck knee in recent days E P Bagshaw bought the Couch store at Pine and Newtons streets C H Palmer of Grand Mound visited town for People Telephone Co Tuesday A silver medal contest under W C T U for Oakville I O O F hall June 13 at 8 pm Capt Hoenberger Centralia visited town Sunday He has sold his sawing outfit and left the wood business
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Oscar Blechschmidt
E. P. Bagshaw
Couch Store
Pine and
Newtons Streets
C. H. Palmer
Grand Mound
People’s Telephone Co
I. O. O. F. Hall
Oakville
Capt. Hoenberger
Centralia
Hoenberger
No Need of Suffering from Rheumatism
It is a mistake to let rheumatism become chronic as pain can be relieved and often cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The relief is worth many times its cost and aids sleep and rest. Useful even in long standing cases, this liniment should be used for the relief it provides. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Evans Drug Co.
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Evans Drug Co
Bees Returned to A. F. Coats Ranch
A note from 7821 Mrs A R Rogers requests the bees be returned to the A F Coats ranch and pledged to prevent further trouble by restoring the hive to its original location.
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A. F. Coats Ranch
A. R. Rogers
Stomach Troubles Remedies Highlighted in Ad
Many stomach and liver troubles cured by Cham berlain's tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars and was cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Evans Drug Co. LIBRARY BOARD.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co. Library Board
Plans for Furnishing the New Library Building
Trustees decided to have furniture for the new library built in local factories and to task the Ladies Improvement Club with furnishing the ladies and children's reading rooms. They will appoint a librarian and an assistant on August first, with Mrs. J M Walker offered the assistant role, and they plan lot improvements around the building before occupancy.
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Public Library
Ladies’ Improvement Club
J. M. Walker
Cure for sore nipples with Cham berlain salve advised
Mothers who suffer sore nipples may find relief by applying Cham berlain's Salve immediately after nursing and wiping it off before the next feeding. Many trained nurses report good results and Evans Drug Co. has it for sale.
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Evans Drug Co
VESSELS OF CONCRETE SHAPING CHEAP FIREPROOF MARITIME FITS
The Chicago News reports reinforced concrete boats can be built in any form at low cost with iron-reinforced frames and wire-netted concrete skin. They promise low maintenance, fireproofing, water tightness, and potential use for colonies and inland waters, costing about half of iron vessels. An Italian engineer considers applying this to warships with steel-thin armor in tests.
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Chicago News
Improved clothesline clamp with axially sliding bolt design
The invention shows a two barrel clothesline clamp linked by a web, with a bolt through a central opening and a wing nut. A spring spaces the bolt head, and a keyway prevents rotation while allowing axial movement. Inventor William Mullin of New York is named.
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William Mullin
Third Avenue
New York
Potato Growing Without Soil
A novel autumn and winter method spots two year old potatoes placed in a dark dry space to sprout small potatoes. Tubers bud in darkness, growing to walnut size before harvest. Light exposure causes wasted energy and no small potatoes.
Heatless safety lamp invention at Vienna academy
Professor Hans Molisch describes a heatless lamp before the Vienna Academy of Sciences. A glass jar lined with saltpeter and gelatin hosts luminous bacteria that produce a bluish green light. The glow is bright enough to read coarse print and recognize faces at two yards, lasting for several days.
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Hans Molisch
Academy of Sciences
Vienna
Fire rages for seventy eight days in Troy cotton waste building
A five story Troy building packed with cotton waste burned for seventy eight days. Firefighters battled the blaze with fifteen water streams on the final day but could not stop it until the flames were finally quenched.
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Troy
N. Y
City Council Grants Street Improvement Authority
An ordinance now in effect allows the City Council to authorize street and alley improvements without petitions from residents or other interested parties. Resolutions have been adopted for street improvements.
City lists street work and protest dates
The city plans clearing grubbing and grading Broadway between Heron and First streets at 8500 dollars with June 10 set to hear objections and protests. Filling and paving Heron street between F and Ksts costs 537?698 with protests hearing June 17. A Broadway improvement from First to Ninth includes gravel center 40 feet and new curbs gutters at 7700 dollars on immediate payment plan. June 17 is
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Broadway
Heron
First Streets
Heron Street
F and
Ksts
Thompson
Seattle
First
Ninth Streets
City issues warrant call and protest time fixed
City Treasurer Sargent announces a call for warrants with ceasing interest dated June 6 Water fund warrants up to No 960 Current expense fund warrants up to No 3441 Local Improvement District 195 warrants 3364 3365 3366 3367 Local Improvement District 200 warrants 8394 8404 3404 201 warrant 3316 Local Improvement District 201 contains warrant 3316
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Sargent
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