Aberdeen store ad hints at health remedies
Fragmentary OCR shows a store ad or notice from Aberdeen referencing health ailments and remedies. Details are unclear, but the text mentions White and a possibly named store or person.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows a store ad or notice from Aberdeen referencing health ailments and remedies. Details are unclear, but the text mentions White and a possibly named store or person.
The meeting notes show Stewart and Mrs. Stewart proposing to deed land and build a 60 foot roadway plus a 100 foot street around the bluff in exchange for city payment of 3000 dollars. The council approved the deal 5 to 2, Benn and Anderson dissenting, with staged payments tied to work completion. Other actions include road planking contracts, ordinance readings, water works discussions, and a promise to close tax liens as needed.
Ordinance No 248 establishes Local Improvement District No 45 for planking H Street Aberdeen in Chehalis county Washington from Heron north to Market south. It sets cost limits of 2.50 per lineal foot and declares assessments a lien, to be foreclosed as provided by Washington law. The measure was passed and approved June 8 1901 with final publication June 13 1901.
Uncalled letters for the week ending June 10 1901 include Miss L Chambers Miss Nora Crockett Mrs Etta Church Mr R M Harriss Mr Howard Birt Jones F G Jacobson A M Lendlin August Leningston T McNair Mrs Frankie Murphy Edward McKay John Pennington Lee Phillips Miss Tillie Pennell Miss Nora Pinsino Mrs Jos Reynolds H V Swanson Agust Sherwood Miss V Vian M Vancer hoof C A Wallace Miss Lou Persons. Please say Advertised when calling. Cuns. R. Ben P.M.
An advertisement touts SNUFFLES as a permanent catarrh cure by a seasoned practitioner. Priced at one dollar per month’s supply, it claims to relieve hay fever and cold in the head, prevent consumption, and provides guidance from the discoverer with prepaid delivery to the United States or Canada.
Superior Court case Lowden D Johnston vs James W Martin seeks 600 principal plus 12 percent interest from six promissory notes dating June 1 1893 and foreclosure of a June 1 1893 mortgage securing the notes taxes and penalties paid by the plaintiff plus attorney fees and costs. The defendant is ordered to answer within sixty days of June 6 1901.
Notice states Market Washington Division and Fifth streets improvement known as the Hoquiam road assessment roll placed in P F Clark city treasurer hands for collection. If unpaid by June 26 1901 a 5 percent penalty and 10 percent interest apply. city attorney to pursue. Aberdeen Wash June 5 1901.
Mrs J Pease of Lawrence Kansas had been bedridden seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and general debility. She credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring her ability to walk and feeling like a new person in three months. The ad touts relief for headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness with a satisfaction guaranteed offer. The Herato and W J Bryans paper subscriptions are advertised at 2.25 per year in advance through Todd's Pharmacy.
The Northern Pacific offers tickets to St Paul or Missouri River terminals for the American Medical Association meeting in St Paul from May 29 to June 7, 1901. Round trip fare is 60 dollars with sale limited to May 30 for seven days. Final return limit is sixty days.
Try Grain-O the new food drink that can replace coffee for both adults and children. It has a rich mocha like color but is made from pure grains and is easy on the stomach. Priced at 14 the price of coffee and 25c per package, available at all grocers.
The Railway Co offers round trip tickets for 60 to St Paul or Missouri River terminals with sale on June 7. Continuous passage only, return within sixty days. San Francisco round trip 825.05. NP Ry to San Francisco July 14 15 16 offering same rate. Ticket final limits July 31 for rail, August 5 for steamer from Portland, tied to Epworth League Convention.
The Pullman Company introduces the Pullman Ordinary Sleeper to serve surging East to Pacific coast travel. Cars include own linens, a stove for tea and light housekeeping, and a uniform porter. service rivals palace sleepers at lower rates. Available daily on routes from Portland via O R & N Co with through service to Chicago and Kansas City. For rates and folders contact A L Craig, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
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