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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
5
Man is a creature of habit and saving money is a good habit. Form a definite plan, set aside every dime, and watch your savings grow. Cut daily expenses, skip unnecessary purchases, and keep to the method that works. The small depositor can become a large one, and you won’t regret your first deposit.
A birth, travels to Idaho and Seattle, and visits by residents mark a busy Aberdeen week. School officials seek bids for a new high school, a minor fire is contained, and several residents face court action for vagrancy and drunkenness.
Miss Kathleen Tyrell leaves tomorrow for the East for the summer. Visitors in town include Lester Walker of Olympia, Mrs. Florence Collins of Saginaw, and Mrs. L. H. Mead of Shell Lake. Numerous club meetings and outings occur, with weddings, a minor injury, and a political plan noted as part of the week’s social calendar.
Finnish immigrant Kasper Randonius Fri day sought to use a marriage license after his engagement with Miss Verona Vaisculait ended. Justice Bush advised breach of promise as a possible action while Randonius pressed to substitute another Finnish woman for the contract. He warned of suing for a return of gifts and trousseau over $300 if the name could not be erased.
Farmers Institute and state college extend a dairy and fruit industry education train along the N P Ry from Vancouver to Seattle stopping at Oakville Porter Elma Satsop Montesano and Aberdeen with lectures at each halt. The Chehalis county leg runs Thursday June 24 with specified stop times.
The Aberdeen Equal Suffrage Club elected officers at Mrs. W. J. Patterson home. President is Mrs. W. J. Patterson, first vice president Mrs. J. R. Harper, second vice president Mrs. G. L. Saurborn, secretary Mrs. Ida A. Allen, assistant secretary Mrs. W. L. Helling, treasurer Mrs. O. A. Myers. Delegates were chosen for the State E S Convention in Seattle on June 30. The group will meet monthly, with the next meeting at Mrs. O. A. Myers home in July.
The article notes that the new criminal code allows officers to kill a citizen resisting service of legal process and to enforce court orders. It explains homicide could be justified when resisting arrest or to enforce a court mandate, reflecting changes from Olympia session laws.
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