Coast Woods Promotion to Exhibit Pacific Coast Finishes
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association raised 2000 to promote coast woods in the East and plans to reach 10000. The group aims to finish four rooms in fir, spruce, hemlock, and cedar for exhibits in Kansas City Chicago and Minneapolis while highlighting stain effects and slab grained fir. Washington spruce and curly grained fir are praised for interior and door finishes. the drive expands coast wood awareness beyond timber sales.
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Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Coastwoods
East
Portland Exposition
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
Southern Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
St. Louis Exposition
Aberdeen
Norway Sweden split seen as business dispute not dynastic
James Creelman in the New York World argues the Norway Sweden split is economic, not political, driven by commercial interests and free trade currents. He notes Nordic peoples share Teutonic heritage, with Norway pushing open ports and Sweden leaning toward industrial and agricultural growth. The 1814 union and Bernadotte lineage are described, with tensions over foreign affairs and consular services, but no war.
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James Creelman
New York
Norway
Sweden
Creelman
Denmark
Napoleon
Great Britain
Bernadotte
Charles XIII
France
Charles XIV
Oscar II
Oscar
Mr. Creelman
Norwegian Council of State
Counsula
America
House of Bernadetta
Fourth of July Exercises Outlined with Prize List
Local committees finalize plans for Fourth of July events. The schedule runs from 12:30 p.m. with pie eating to 7:40 p.m. includes races, log rolling, tug of war, greased pig and pole, canoes, shingle packing, and log chopping with cash and goods prizes such as $50 hose race, $35 log rolling first prize, and a gold watch atop the greased pole.
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G Street
Wishkah
Heron
Wishkah Dock
G and
Vishkah
F Streets
Aberdeen Fourth Parade Buoys Advertising Floats
Aberdeen citizens are urged to push advertising floats for the Fourth with Hoquiam joining in with fine exhibits. The parade committee will award three prizes to the top floats. Merchants are preparing to win and many ingenious constructions are expected.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
New Life Pills Promote Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement warns of sudden abdominal pain and fear of appendicitis and promotes Dr. Kinz's New Life Pills as a guaranteed cure for bowel and stomach issues. Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 cents.
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Dr. Kinz
Red Cross Pharmacy
Alexander factory on South Side eyed for profitable by products
The article discusses a new South Side factory east of Aberdeen Lumber mill and examines potential by products from fir timber. It cites G F Boberg of Bellingham as a local example and provides detailed (though rough) profit estimates per cord of sawmill slabs including turpentine tar pitch pyroligneous acid charcoal and incidental products. The figures show a potential profit of about 47 dollars per cord after costs and labor.
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Aberdeen Lumber
G. F. Boberg
Bellingham
Cures Old Sores Promoted by Snow Liniment Co
A testimonial from Westmoreland Kansas dated May 5 1902 claims Ballard Snow Liniment cured an old sore believed to be cancer on the chin after other treatments failed. The writer’s sister in Allensville Pennsylvania also seeks a 50 bottle for a sore thought to be cancer. Sold by W B Paine & Co.
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Westmoreland Kans
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Sophia J. Carson
Allensville
Miffin Co
W. B. Paine & Co
Quinsault Reserve Assessor Archer Named Allotting Agent
President Roosevelt appoints F. R. Archer as allotting and disbursing agent for the Quinsault Indian Reservation. He will supervise land allotment to Indians, manage post allotment land distribution, and faces possible funding and legislative steps before ceding surplus lands. The vast 224000 acre reservation in Chehalis county hosts about 338 enrolled Indians with roughly 800 eligible for land.
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Roosevelt
Congress
F. R. Archer
Quinsault
Interior Department
Washingon City
Archer
Cettlera
Olympic Forest Reserve
Chehalis County
Olympia
Washington
Mr. Archer
Montesano
H. H. Carter Skinned at Red Men's Carnival
City Marshal H. H. Carter faced a clash with confetti throwers during the Red Men’s Carnival as councils members urged a stop though no law authorized action. He arrested only officials seen by him and received a burnt leather trophy dated June 17 1905 featuring a confetti scene and a fisherman marshal on a rock.
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Carter
H. H. Carter
End the Semi-Weekly Herald to Your East Friends
The notice invites readers to share the Aberdeen based twice weekly typograph with friends in the east, promoting the paper and its local coverage of Aberdeen and surrounding areas.
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Aberdeen
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the Coast Timber
Lumber Cuyers
E. W. Grove
Alexander
Aberdeen’s
GEO
J. Wolff
Broadway Hill
Will Lanning
Dabney Elk
Real Estate and Loans
Wade
Model Bakery
Candy Factory
Postoffice
K. Zelasko
L. J. Kolts
Zelasko Furniture CO
Wishkah Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Lars Shaker
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