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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
5
The record covers last week’s superior court actions including verdicts and fees in multiple State and local cases, estate hearings with distribution and sale petitions, divorces granted, and judgments for damages or defense. Other entries list real estate transfers and misc instruments filed with the county auditor.
Instruments filed in Chehalis County Auditor weekly list transfers across Hoquiam Aberdeen Elma South Aberdeen and Montesano. Recorded deeds include East Hoquiam Company to A G Anderson Lot 1-2 Block 91 Heerman Annex Hoquiam and numerous other lot swaps with Karr Garden Hoquiam Westport Beach Aberdeen and Elma parcels plus related liens mortgages and satisfactions among GCs and local firms.
A special report by Captain Douglas MacArthur outlines the U S approach to officer and enlisted training. The United States emphasizes broad military education from West Point to service schools, focusing on raising capable leaders for rapid promotion and adaptable duty in war. It contrasts with foreign armies that rely on standing corps and limited theory.
A batch of cases includes William Liese versus L. D. Salmon et al for debt with A. M. Abel as plaintiff attorney. Jos Tiefenthaler garnishment. Mattie F. Dolan versus Thomas Dolan for divorce. Ole Winess et al against Warren Company for foreclosure of liens. John Holmlund versus A. F. Coats Logging Company with Bridges and Bruener for defendant. Annie Knis versus Mike Knis for divorce. Frank Doimino et al versus Warren Company for foreclosure. A. J. Dinse versus Markham Shingle Company garnishment. J. H. McCabe et al versus P. L. Granstrom et al for debt. J. T. Dickenson versus Meda Howard et al for foreclosure of mortgage with A. E. Cross. Veysey Bros. versus C. H. Roup et al for mortgage foreclosure. Bessie Shale versus John Shale for divorce with F. Beam. Eagle Macaroni Company against Gus Theros for debt with R. W. Watts. J. A. Phillips versus Frances Phillips for divorce with M. F. Smith. State versus Narsis Farron for assault second degree with O. M. Nelson for State.
A witty remark from Exchange hints the photographer can capture a fine image of most people, suggesting broad skill in portraiture. The comment frames photography as a universal talent and plays on social observations rather than reporting a specific event.
Jack Coombs, famed Philadelphia Athletic pitcher, plans to resume game duties after a period away from the mound. Details on opponent and timing were not disclosed.
A reflective verse ponders mortality as a hearse passes and wonders who will ride next and whether anyone will remember the return. The speaker asks if anyone considers their own farewell and final journey.
The writer reports that no American inhabitants support autonomy in the Philippines. Native and foreign business leaders alike fear it. Vice Governor Henderson Martin and Philippine Commission member Clinton Riggs are cited as wavering, with Governor Harrison expected to follow. The author criticizes the policy as causing instability and disaster, noting ongoing corruption in elections despite efforts by American authorities.
The article argues women gain honorable independence through horticulture offering financial hope and health benefits. It notes growing Extension activities in America and references women’s schools of gardening in Europe as established leaders in the field.
Notice states the partnership of C. C. Stephens and H. E. Becker dissolves with Becker retiring and Stephens assuming all business, obligations, and liabilities, continuing as Consumers Produce Company in Aberdeen Washington. June 16 1914 dates of publication June 19 to July 10 1914.
Edward Gault is appointed administrator of Katherine M. Gault estate in Chehalis County Washington. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within one year from June 9 1914 to Edward Gault at Wishkah block Aberdeen WA. Claims not presented in time will be barred. First publication June 12 1914 last July 24 1914.
A fragmented timetable shows trains from Aberdeen to Tacoma Seattle Portland and Elma with arrival and departure times for multiple lines including Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Oregon Washington Railroads. The data lists train numbers such as 466 424 422 421 423 543 and 644 with varying schedules and connections to Moclip or Centralia.
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