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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

3

Town Notes Terse Yet Packed With Names and Travel

Local column lists dozens of residents visiting relatives in Seattle Olympia Portland and Chicago and returning from vacations Rose Festival attendees singing groups and church events noted. Several professionals including teachers merchants and students are mentioned alongside public notices and social gatherings.

Aberdeen Chronicle Busy Social Calendar Remains Active

Local society notes report Mrs. W S Kennedy heading to Co Hassett Beach for summer. Numerous engagements include Misses Orr Kleeb and Dona van leaving for California and Iowa, and weddings for Evelyn Leitch and Frank Linder at 306 West Sixth Street.

Maitland P. Leitch Evelyn Jeanette Leitch Frank C. Linder Claude Leitch West Sixth Street

Naval Militia Returns From Portland and Astoria

The torpedo boat Fox arrived Sunday carrying the Aberdeen division of the naval militia. The unit reported a very pleasant trip. The division was inspected last night at the armory by Captain G Frank Andrews commanding the state naval militia.

Fox Portland Astoria Aberdeen Naval Militia G. Frank Andrews State Naval Militia

Boys Wanted for Free Motorcycle Trade

Notice seeks boys to own a motorcycle with no money needed in exchange for a small task. Responses should be sent to Motorcycle, Postoffice Box 305, Salem, Oregon.

Salem Oregon

Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Inaugurates Grays Harbor Dining

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway opened full dining service on its Grays Harbor branch yesterday, marking a new dining option for travelers.

Chicago, Milwaukee

Game Warden Charges Copalis Lumber With River Dumping

Game Warden Esses filed a complaint against Copalis Lumber Company accusing violation of game laws by dumping sawdust into the Copalis River.

Esses Copalis Lumber Company Copalis River

Blacksmith Chas. E. Arnold Purchases Hoquiam Shop

Aberdeen pioneer black smith Chas. E. Arnold buys the 916 I street shop and plans to move his family to Hoquiam soon.

Chas. E. Arnold Aberdeen I Street Hoquiam

Potter Family Return From California Visit

Mr and Mrs H P Potter and daughter returned Saturday evening from a two week visit in California. Mrs Potter is accompanied by her mother Dr Mary J Breckenridge who retired after 25 years in medicine and will spend the summer here.

H. P. Potter California

Salvation Army talk by Col T W Scott tonight

Colonel T W Scott of the Salvation Army for Washington and Oregon will speak this evening at Army Hall 410 E Wishkah St Hoquiam officers and soldiers join with local forces for the service public invited Capt J T Keating announces

T. W. Scott Salvation Army Washington Oregon Army Hall E. Wishkah Street Hoquiam J. T. Keating

Street team removes earth to reset Walker home on Terrace Heights

Street Commissioner Fear supervises a crew removing soil beneath Mrs. J. M. Walker's house on Terrace Heights. The city council allotted 5,000 to lower the grade, provide a cellar, and reset the residence.

Fear J. M. Walker Terrace Heights Walker

Automatic Ice Saver for Refrigerators

A rectangular tube shelf device fits inside a refrigerator to catch melted ice water and circulate it by gravity. It maintains two gallons or more of cold water, increasing surface area for cooling and speeding food chilling. The invention can be added to both old and new refrigerators.

Use of Varnish Pure Promotes Factory Standards

The text urges using varnish as produced, trusting the maker’s reputation and lifework. It warns against altering the product and emphasizes achieving best results through proper preparation and application. It frames varnish as a product of skilled effort and stresses uniform quality.

Removing Tarnish From Silver

Popular Mechanics states no solvent cleanly removes tarnish on silverware without affecting the silver itself. Tarnish can be removed by electrical methods using dilute sulfuric acid and a carbon electrode, or by suspending in solution with aluminum contacting the silver to restore luster.

Mounting Auto Headlights for Safer Low Glare

Headlights mounted higher are safer when their top beams are aimed approximately horizontal. This keeps beams below the line of sight of other drivers and pedestrians, reducing glare in most situations.

Sapphires in Shop Work Highlight Their Usefulness

Sapphires prove valuable in shop work as they grind better than diamonds in some cases. They cost less upfront and, when properly shaped, sapphire tools can cut glass and hard steel.

Homestead Relinquishment for Sale in Grant County

Eighty acre Grant County homestead listed for sale by A. Locke General Delivery Aberdeen Washington. Property details indicate a relinquishment offer with the town and official handling noted.

Grant County A. Locke Aberdeen Wash

Chehalis Wins Ball Game in Extra Innings

A Sunday ball game between Aberdeen and Chehalis Moose lodges drew a good crowd. After ten innings Chehalis won 10 to 7 as they exploded in the tenth inning scoring six runs. Warren Egerer pitched for Aberdeen and held a nine inning game before Chehalis broke loose.

Moose Lodge Aberdeen Chehalis Warren Egerer

W. C. T. U. Convention Opens in Hoquiam

The twenty first annual county convention of the W C T U began this morning at the First Methodist church in Hoquiam and will continue tomorrow. Delegates represent every town in the county and an instructive program is planned.

Epworth League Societies Washington Aberdeen First Methodist Church First Methodist Hoquiam

Olson and Sawyer to Be Married at Baptist Church

Miss Ruth M. Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Olson will wed Mr Lester Sawyer son of Councilman and Mrs J Sawyer tomorrow evening at the Baptist church with Rev Thomas Broomfield officiating.

Ruth M. Olson John Olson Lester Sawyer J. Sawyer the Baptist Church Thomas Broomfield

John F. Myles Announces Candidacy for County Assessor

A paid advertisement proclaims John F. Myles seeking the Republican nomination for county assessor in the upcoming primary on September 8. The notice emphasizes the candidate's party and race.

Bids Made For Humptulips Hatchery and Wishkah Station

Grays Harbor Construction of Hoquiam and Creech Walker Construction of Aberdeen submitted bids to build the Humptulips river fish hatchery and Wishkah river eyeing station. The contract is expected to be awarded within a week. The two stations will cost about $3,000.

Grays Harbor Construction Company Hoquiam Creech & Walker Construction Company Aberdeen Humptulips River Wishkah

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health And Purify

Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys. The best corrective and preventive is Dr King’s New Life Pills. They purify the blood prevent constipation keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. 25c at your Druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for All Hurts.

Dr. King Bucklen

New Zelasko Block Planned on Wishkah Street

Architect G B Reid of Seattle has completed plans for a new business block to be erected by K Zelasko on Wishkah street between G and F. Construction began yesterday. The 75 by 130 foot building will initially be one story with reinforced concrete walls and iron and steel framing, designed to support four floors in the future. Three storefronts are planned, with occupancy expected by September.

G. B. Reid Seattle K. Zelasko Wishkah Street

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