Local Chehalis County Notes From Aberdeen Herald Readers
Sidney Moor Heath returns from Minneapolis while John Mayo travels to Foxcroft Maine for summer visits. Rushing updates report diphtheria in a Sixth Street home and a child’s arm injury. Building permits issued for J Wickin and Sam L Winters. Mrs. Wartman attends Flower Mission activities at the Y P Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Moor Heath
Minneapolis
John Mayo
Foxcroft
Jd. Sayers
Fortland
Ira W. Rathbun
National Lumber & Box Company
Jane Jones
A. R. Jones
Sixth Street
W. G. Fairbairn
Eklund Avenue
Tom Allen
Ohio
Lorentz
W. Va
Hoquiam
B. Gault and Son
Minnneapolis
Minn
J. A. Davidson
Fifth Street
A. Prothmann
Fourth Street
Moqaium General Hospital
Morgan
Wensal Construction Company
Pacific Avenue
Aberdeen
Flurry M. Anderson
Queen
Ninth Streets
Elmer Upace
J. Wickin
Sam L. Winters
North Moquiam
Montesano Social Notes and Local Returns
Biss Viola Allen returned Wednesday from Aberdeen after a week's visit with friends. Mrs REP Carothers and son Paul have come back from several months in California. Miss Genie Story of the University of Washington spends her summer vacation at home in Montesano. Miss Inez Underhill, primary teacher, returned to Castle Rock for school vacation. Mr and Mrs William Allen went to Seattle Monday to meet others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss Viola Allen
Aberdeen
Rep, Carothers
Paul
California
Genie Story
University of Washington
Montesano
Inez Underhill
Castle Rock
Wm. Allen
Seattle
Oakville News Briefs and Social Tidbits
Oakville reports Eunice Hunter travels to Hoquiam for the summer. Mrs. R E Shaw and Miss Anna Shaw visit Moclips for a seaside stay. Mrs. Stutter and Mrs L A Morse's mother depart Port Townsend. John Meeker of Puyallup leaves after two weeks on Chehalis agency business. A Booklet Tea by Booster Club given at Mrs M E Bured’s home Friday June 18. Mrs A L Fisher of Pauls School departs for Klamath Falls two weeks for family sickness. Harbor line project adds 100 more workers and 25 horses for grading at Elma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Shaw
Anna Shaw
Moclips
Stutter
L. A. Morses Wother
Oakville
Port Townsend
John Meeker
Pulyallup
Chehalis
Booster Club
M. BE. Bured
A. L. Fisher
Paul’s
Case
Klamath Falls
Howard
Union
Elma
Business and arrival notes from Moclips and Spokane
MOCLIPS Carl Cooper installs electric bells at the Breakers Pavilion. Marmer and McGrath of Spokane plan a trading store in Moclips. Aberdeen freight arrives on schedule. Hub Donald of Tacoma visits with Stuart Drew and F A Proulx. C L Jenkins of Spokane seeks a business site. he is a cabinet maker. Sylvan Lucan returns from Tenino after a week with sister Jessie. H D Shaffer and family from Kansas visit Frank and Miss Shaffer at the post office in Moclips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cooper
Breakers Pavilion
Marmer & McGrath
Spokane
Aberdeen
Hub M.donald
Tacoma
Stuart Drew
F. A Proulx
C. L. Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Sylvan Lucan
Miss Jessie
Tenino
H. D. Shaffer
Susie
Kansas
Moclips
Frank
Miss Shaffer
Postoffice Robbed in Moclips Heist
Moclips storehouse of mail broke into on Sunday night. The safe and till rifled but no money or stamps were taken as Postmaster Schafer kept the funds at home. Police suspect link to Hewitt cottage robbery last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moclips
Schafer
Hewitt Cottage
Hours for irrigation limited by city water committee
Notice to water consumers states during June July August and September irrigation hours are 6 am to 8 am and 6 pm to 8 pm. All other irrigation is forbidden except on meter services by order of the water committee. G F M'Dougal, Sept Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Committee
G. F. M’dougall
Chehalis County seeks finest fruit for A Y P exposition
The Chehalis County Commission invites berry fruit and vegetable raisers to consign top specimens for exhibition. Fruit shipped by express will be paid at market rate with charges covered. Send consignments to H. D. Chapman at the Chehalis County Building for the A Y P exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis County
A.Y.P. Exposition
Express
H. D. Chapman
A.y.-P. Exposition
Quiniaut Tribe Moves Meeting Hall to A. O. U. W. Hall
The Quiniaut Tribe No. 14 Improved Order of Red Men relocates from Foresters hall to the A. O. U. W. hall on Heron street. Meetings set for the first and third Thursdays in June and July. Sachem WM. Foelkner and Chief of Records A. B. Eaton sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriarchs Militant
Canton
Elma No. 18
Elma Opera House
Foresters Hall
Heron Street
WM. Foelkner
Sachem
A. B. Eaton
Oil Road Experiments Aimed At Kansas Gains
H T Snell reports on oiling roads in twenty states with Standard Oil funding. Kansas plans a test mile near Manhattan to prove oil binds dirt and crushed rock, reduces dust and mud, and yields durable economical roads. Trials in Jackson County show oiling saves money and improves boulevard maintenance, with costs per square yard around one cent versus water spray costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Snell
Kansas
Union
Snell
Standard Oil Company
Big Trust
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas City
Boveyiards
Jackson County
Ear Hey
Board of Park Commissioners
W. H H. Dunn
Dunn
Kansas State Agricultural College
Agricultural Colleges
United States
College Board of Regents
Albert Dickens
Dickens
Hutchinson
Flo
Arkansas Valley
Sweden’s road duties and grades under public supervision
Climax Springs Missouri reader G Zergkirst notes Swedish roads are categorized as highways village and private with grades limited to 2½ percent and 14 percent for village routes. Costs divide among landowners. if maintenance is skipped a government inspector may order work funded by the landowner or seized property. Drivers on hills must not whip horses when hauling loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Zergkirst
Climax Springs
Kansas City Star
Sweden
Road Improvement In Cuba After American Occupation
The article notes that post occupation Cuba has built an adequate road system aimed at marketing crops and supporting autos. Roads are 34 feet wide with 16 feet of macadam, ten inches of broken rock foundation, and no grade above 6 percent. Bridges are steel, culverts concrete, ditches plus elevated roadways. The main road links Travana to San Cristobal and Pinar del Rio to Esperanza with many branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Travana
San Cristobal
Pinar del Rio
Esperanza
Bills For Better Roads Introduced In Iowa Legislature
In Iowa the legislature introduces two bills aimed at better roads. One doubles the county road tax levy and targets development of key roads radiating from the county market town. The other taxes autos by horsepower to fund a state good roads fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Good Roads Fund
Good Roads Great Value for Farmers and Merchants
A declaration on the importance of good roads as both a convenience and a necessity for buyers and sellers of farm produce. It stresses road quality as invaluable to farmers and merchants alike.
Woman and Husband Debate Workload in Domestic Life
The Browns argue over whether the husband or wife does more housework with tasks like cooking cleaning and child care. The wife adds protecting her husband from foolishness as part of her duties. J J Kaufman Co offers a $35 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet to a lucky visitor by June 24. Quaker Oats advertises griddle cakes praised in their New York cereal restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
J. J. Kaufman Co
Quaker Oats Company
New York
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Flower Mission
Wakefield
William Campbell
Emil Pfund
Jeneer
C. N. Long
Michigan
Dan Pearsall
Sesteph Leybold, Jr
Maud Lovell
Kerryhurst
Wyoming
Will Lone
Myrtle Murray
Freoma
Annie Wright Seminary
R. H. Whitfield
Little Son
Owen Glancey
Sum
Mit
Epworth League
M. E. Church
John Hartman
Bhua
Elkton
Oregon
Agricultural College
Black Loam
Maple Hill
Mill Creek
Garden City
C. DB. Michael
Texas
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