Notable Hoquiam Residents and Local Events
Hoquiam residents and visitors are noted with movements and births. Wilber Carlson returns from Seattle. F. G. Foster travels to Seattle on business. Miss Essie Grayson arrives back from the east. Dr W M Lamb goes to Tacoma for a Masonic event. Burglars steal $240 cash at Washington saloon. police investigate with no arrests yet. The city council amends liquor ordinances to permit a new street hotel and extend liquor boundaries.
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Wilber Carlson
Seattle
F. G. Foster
Essie Grayson
Washington
J Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
New Street
Local notes on travel and community projects
Mrs Nena Roberts suffers a badly sprained ankle. Geo Brumbaugh and wife visited Hoquiam Thursday evening. The Odd Fellows plan a concrete walk around their hall. Mr and Mrs Chas Clay and Miss Mamie Byles arrived from Portland Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Oscar Smith traveled to Tacoma Wednesday and returned Thursday. Eugene Early leaves Thursday for Bridal Veil Oregon to visit his brother for several weeks. Miss Monna Herriman departs Monday for Seattle for commence ment exercises at the Academy of Holy Names. H Depp and family depart for Tacoma Monday to run a rooming house, after visiting in Elma the past three weeks with Geo Martell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nena Roberts
Geo. Brumbaugh
Hoquiam
Chas. Clay
Mamie Byles
Portland
Oscar Smith
Tacoma
Eugene Early
Bridal Veil
Oregon
Monna Herriman
Seattle
Academy of Holy Names
Frances Elder
H. Depp
Elma
Geo. Martell
Local residents return and travel notes from the area
L R Wakefield returns from California with his mother after a trip. Chris McGinn, working in a shingle mill near Aberdeen, came home last week. Gus Kendall visited town from his North river ranch and returned to his ranch. J F Criss and family plan to move to their homestead east of the mountains. Dr Van Winkle and colleagues went to Tacoma where a Rambler car was bought. Patrick Sullivan of Aspen, Colorado visits, reuniting with a brother and five sisters he hadn’t seen in twenty years.
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L. R. Wakefield
California
Chris McGinn
Aberdeen
Gus Kendall
North River
J. F. Criss
Dr. van Winkle
E. K. van Winkle
E. H. Hilton
Ed. Oldfield
Tacoma
Patrick Sullivan
Aspen, Col
Mr. Sullivan
Summer Tuition Deals and Democratic Campaign Drive
Grays Harbor Business College announces special summer tuition rates with a $50 Steno graphic Course scholarship and books included. Regular rate is $12 per month, six months $50, three months $30. Also notes on a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee drive from Washington DC urging voter support and campaign handbook distribution by July 1. Also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
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Grays Harbor Business College
National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Washington, D.C
United States
Washington, D. C
Frank O Dole Declares Candidacy for Chehalis Coroner
Frank O Dole announces his candidacy for Chehalis county coroner in the upcoming Republican primary using paid advertisement space in the Herald. He states the contest is subject to Republican party approval.
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Chehalis County
Frank O. Dole
Doctor Schumacher Seeks County Coroner Bid
County Coroner candidate Dr. D A Schumacher announces his run in the republican primary. He has practiced medicine in Chehalis County for years and pledges to give the office the best possible attention.
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D. A. Schumacher
Schumacher
Chehalis County
Aberdeen militia company organized in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen company of the National Guard was mustered in Monday night by Adjutant General Hamilton and Col. McKinzie. About 70 members enrolled. 45 sworn in that night with the remainder to be mustered after medical exams. Captain Llewellyn to command and officers to be chosen by competitive exams. Gen Hamilton praised Aberdeen’s material and predicted strong future in state militia circles. In a separate note, Kreitz hit a fly that landed on the fence. Brinker pitched well, allowing three scattered hits, with Si Bennett's third inning muff as the only error.
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Aberdeen
Hamilton
McKinzie
Llewellyn
Kreitz
Brinker
Si Bennett
Wishkah Road Work Sparks Grank Forks Protest
A Grank Forks petition protests Wishkah river road construction methods, filed with county commissioners and referred to Commissioner Hopkins. A local source says 1906 contract work under the road supervisor was faulty, leading to day labor repairs, with last year and this year focusing on the stretch from the boom north to Aberdeen.
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Grank Forks
Wishkah River
Board of County Commissioners
Hopkins
Grand Forks
Wishkah Road
Aberdeen
Finnish Factions Split Over Finnish Literary Society Fight
The Finnish Literary Society of Aberdeen is divided into socialist and church faction camps over converting the society into propaganda. Both sides seek about 400 dollars held by treasurer A Karjala of the old organization, with court action possible. John Linhko presides in the church faction, John Madison is secretary.
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Finnish Literary Society of
Aberdeen
No Need of Suffering from Rheumatism
Promote Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism and chronic pain. Claims relief enables sleep and rest. suitable for long standing cases. Ends with sales pitch for Evans Drug and Herald Printery advertisements.
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Evans Drug
Aberdeen Adverts: Uncalled Letters for Week Ending June 16
Uncalled letters listed for the Aberdeen post office include Alexander Shorty Ball E J Barnes Alton Christensen N Cook H C Croll Albert Compton Julian Cullins G W Dutton Miss Muriel Davenport L A Daley Matt J Fitzsimmons Simcoe J Graffray Augusti Hendrickson O Hodge Mrs Mae J Ingram D F Jackson John Johnson Sam Johnson Mrs Franklin Johnston Harry Kinsy Frank Lundeen John A Lubovich Mrs Lickig Wm McMillan Dan Mek Marie Miller Ed Miller Katie Morgan Henry Picard Franck Parker Mrs L V Peterson Adeplh Rice B R Sorensen Neils B Shanick W Stratford Robi A Weil Ottis Vaughn Dell Wilbur Alden L White Renal White R Weatherwax W Washington Canning Co Ships P M Knudsen S S Wasp Schr Expansion Carl Miller Schr Rosamond Chris Nielsen Schr Wm Renton Jas S Williams Sir Grays Harbor Callers asked to say Advertised.
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Aberdeen
Alexander
Shorty Ball
E. J. Barnes
Alton Christensen
N. Cook
H. C. Croll
Albert Compton
Julian Cullins
G. W. Dutton
Muriel
John Johnson
Sam Johnson
Franklin Johnston
Harry Kinsy
Frank Lundeen
John A. Lubovich
Lickig
Wm. McMillan
Dan Mek
Marie Miller
Ed. Miller
Katie Morgan
Henry Picard
Franck Parker
L. V. Peterson
Adeplh Rice
B. R. Sorensen
Neils B. Shanick
W. Stratford
Robi. A. Weil
Stomach and Liver Tablets Prove Cures
Stomach troubles are addressed by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and several cures are claimed. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicines was cured after using a few boxes. The product sells for 25 cents with free samples at Evans Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Herald Printery Makes Loose-Leaf System Printing Special
The Herald Printery highlights a loose-leaf system for printing and ruling, emphasizing its specialty and precision for clients seeking adaptable, cleanly formatted pages.
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Herald Printery
Waterfront shipping movements and bids listed
Maritime activity shows multiple vessels at mills and docks with destinations including Honolulu San Pedro San Francisco and Seattle. Upcoming sailings and cargoes are noted alongside a city advertising notice calling for bids to paint a bridge and outlining assessment roll No 208 for sidewalk payments due July 10.
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Jefferson Avenue
Market
First Street
Aber deen Herald Prime News Roundup
The Aber deen Herald presents a compact digest of local updates and notable events across politics, crime, sports, and community notices. Readers get concise summaries highlighting key people and places shaping the region.
Delay in Aberdeen Prompts Kidney Health Urgency
Aberdeen readers urged to act quickly on kidney distress. Doan's Kidney Pills marketed by FosterMilburn Co provide relief claims. Testimony from J N Markham Montesano Washington describes back pain swelling and full recovery after using the product. Price 50 cents. Red Cross Drug Store advertises customer reports.
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Dean
J. N. Markham
Academy Addition
Montesano
Wash
Aberdeen
Red Cross Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Fragmented OCR note from old paper remains unreadable
The readable content is extremely limited with many garbled words. No clear names dates places or events can be established from the fragment.
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Minneapolis
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Milwaukee
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Pacific
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W. B. Paine & Co
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Herald
Aberdeen Militia Company
Wishkah
County Board
The
Boston
Sellopsy Hosiery
R. C. Slade
Slade
S. C. Allen
Union Mill
Honolulu
Fair Oaks
Slade Mill
San Pedro
Svea
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
American Mill
Chas. R. Wilson
Chas. E. Falk
Zampa
Capistrano
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Redondo
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Mexico
A. G. Lindsay
Kelley
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