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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1898
Page
1
Geo J Emerson describes Chehalis County between the Columbia and coastal ports, noting forests, rivers, early settlements, mills, and boom towns. He highlights Ha harbor projects at Hoquiam and Westport, railroad extensions, and rising lumber shipments, population, and valuations as signs of a coming industrial era.
Hay harvest is in full blast and Sabbath school meets at Connie church each Sabbath. Ira Neeley, a young stove repairer, was seen on the streets last week with cooks pleased by his work. Rev McCash preached at Connie school house and a large basket dinner followed. Rev C S Taylor of Walla Walla addressed Connie church to a large crowd, earmarking a larger church likely this fall. Cosmopolis notes a new windmill and water tank improving dairy water access. calls for more eggs and steady farm shipments. Extra freight sent to Cosmopolis. twenty nine loaded lumber cars from Best Town. Montesano notes coroner J B Walston to move from Hoosta to Montesano. Dr B C Story assisted in Olympia on his brother-in-law’s appendicitis operation. Mrs Josie Gleeson, daughter of James Gleason, graduated in Seattle. WA Thompson returned from Toquiam with the Market Log loaded with sheep headed to Ninault Lake. News of Thomas G Adams’s death in Brownwood Texas. he was once a local lawyer and teacher examiner, later in Seattle and Texas as Brownwood high school principal.
The letter argues against granting women the vote and potential seats in Parliament, warning it would launch women into public life and blur gendered roles. It questions equal competency, warns of risks to family life, and urges the Commons to reject a second reading of the Woman's Suffrage Bill.
The July issue highlights a portrait of the President on horseback and an illustrated anecdotal biography by intimate friends. It includes The President's March by Victor Herbert, a photo-reproduced Declaration of Independence, and articles by Edward Bok and Lilian Bell. Also fiction by Sam Markham and Julia Magruder, plus practical home advice. Carl's Clover Tea ad and shoe listings conclude.
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