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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
8
We present a farm service that pre checks properties, offers intelligent answers to buyers, and secures an exclusive listing for a fixed term. The contract details description, title status, conveyance, commission, and conditions for closing without seller trouble. renewal optional.
A local firm urges farmers to carry fire insurance for homes and barns. It touts first class companies that paid disaster losses promptly after the San Francisco event and offers to place policies across Chehalis county with evening office hours.
Property listings describe eighty acres near Elma with small timber, an orchard seven years old, and a three room house priced at 4000 dollars with 2000 cash and 2000 mortgage at 7 percent. Additional holdings include 300 acres with extensive timber, fruit, and buildings priced per acre at 75 dollars on easy terms, and forty acres six and a half miles from Hoquiam with bottom land, a creek, a new county road under construction, offered with 50 dollars down and monthly payments.
The firm proclaims it is the only Grays Harbor lender specializing in farm loans. They claim ready money for secure loans with no need to wait for east or investors. They invite farmers to finance farm improvements or land purchases.
The article recalls the July 1863 Gettysburg battle scene with Corpl Hodges and Confederate general Hood’s forces, the Pickett assault and Meade’s defense, plus Helena’s Union stand, Grant and Pemberton terms, and the 1863 Independence Day backdrop. It closes with a verse from The Oyster and a brief Time Card and local notices.
Federal and Confederate forces clash near Gettysburg as Buford holds the Chambersburg pike. Reynolds is killed as Archer and Davis press. Ewell and Longstreet reinforce. Sickles wedges forward fronting Round Top while Lee’s line hardens along Cemetery and Culp’s hills.
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