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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
Aberdeen herald announcement details office address editor contact and subscription terms. It notes publication schedule every Monday and Thursday at 40S East Wishkah Street and requires ads copy deadlines by Saturday noon for Monday and Wednesday noon for Thursday.
A reflection on the Pure Food law’s long path to enactment and praise for the Postal Savings Bank as a major reform. The piece notes Republican Senators Burton and Hale crossing party lines against naval spending and tariff board funding, urging Senators to follow constituents’ wishes over party dictates.
Rumor of Judge Ben Sheeks retirement this year is unfounded and he will run in the primaries to succeed himself. Chehalis county lawyers and litigants welcome his continued incumbency and favorable record.
Taxpayers criticize the city council for buying a park tract at 1800 dollars claiming it is smaller than half a 50 foot lot and that full 50 foot lots in Highland Home fetch 500 dollars, threatening court challenges if true.
In the Wishkah river case a jury awarded $900 to Mrs. Hamilton $1,000 to John Landers and $600 to J S Ingram after the state supreme court decision deemed artificial fresh ets in streams a necessary result of logging and allow boom companies to condemn lands for such operations.
The Ariel is loading at Slade mill for San Diego. A 2 West loads for San Pedro. Tilkee loads at Union mill for San Francisco. Jackson prepares for Callao. Wellesley sails for San Pedro. Watson A West heads to Sidney. Santa Monica loading for San Francisco. G A Lindauer loading for San Francisco. Doris arrives to load for San Pedro.
Sheriff Payette served a warrant Monday afternoon charging Quinn with abducting R. M. Boyle of Salt Lake City a 43 year old former Pittsburg tractor operator Boyle is described as mentally unbalanced and placed in Quinns care by his mother and Salt Lake Masons Extradition papers were sent to Governor M E Hay and Quinn was taken to Olympia to await the governors decision If denied Quinn faces habeas corpus proceedings in Montesano tomorrow
Aberdeen city health board reviews fly control for meat and vegetables and sewer connections enforcement. Officials endorse purchasing an incinerator to improve sanitation and discuss carcass disposal methods. Regular dairy inspections planned and residents urged to report unsanitary yards and issues to the board.
John Munson was brought to the hospital with a concussion after a stairs fall leaving a severe head wound and unconscious. At Granstrom Festvog’s carpenter shop Gus Gustafson severed the first joint of a thumb and lacerated a finger, receiving surgical care at Hoquiam General Hospital.
The War Cry special July issue is now sold on the street by the Salvation Army. It features stories poems and a handsome picture of Commander Eva Booth Miss Eva Booth is highlighted in the edition as a notable figure inside the issue.
The boys summer camp will be ready July 6 with construction led by A. H. Hause and S. L. Moyer. Boys should bring two summer blankets a comfort changes of underwear extra shoes or slippers and basic toilet articles. Applications available from Mr. Hause at the city hall.
Owing to vacancies the grand jury to meet next Tuesday adds six names drawn yesterday morning. New members are R. H. Wilkins Westport Thos Connor Montesano Peter Anderson P D Malm Hoquiam Fred Spaulding Grove and B E Boomer Cosmopolis. From the former venue D H Johnson Porter was dropped for age and J W Donaldson H Gabriel and Nels Anderson could not be located.
Roller skating craze sweeps Germany with clubs in Berlin and other cities. Gymkhanas test agility as players play hoop esume using long sticks and hoops wrapped in ribbons, passing the hoop from one skater to the next to complete the circle without stopping.
An itinerant New York fruit vendor shifts from pushcart to an auto fruit car, citing easier display and operation plus the ability to smoke a cigarette while working. The piece notes the car trends in various auto applications for business and public convenience.
A thrift minded vender, after saving a few hundred dollars, bought and rebuilt a small car for business use. The illustrated feature shows how the vehicle now powers a mobile fruit stand. The faster grounds travel has amplified his enterprise and drawn notable attention.
In a Society Weekly note, Mrs ForundredMarie reports the latest craze among the stylish to appear domestically on the avenue behind baby carriages. A maid is dispatched to Pinfern’s for four costume suits, Spob shave’s for a costly baby carriage, and Mme Makeaope’s for a suitable complexion. The exchange hints at a New York Week context.
Frederick Converse argues Americans lack confidence in critical judgment of music hindering English opera and musical advancement. He asserts Americans lead in enterprise yet doubt artistic instincts, urging belief in artistic capacity and American potential in music.
Arthur Brisbane asserts advertisers lower costs for consumers by economies of scale. He argues mass advertising builds reputation as surely as bricks build a building, and the advertiser must uphold truth behind every statement to protect that investment.
Dr Harvey Wiley argues that illness from a cold is preventable and frames disease and death as acts of personal carelessness or environmental conditions. He asserts architecture should provide pure air and emphasizes that life length is predetermined, with preventable disease causing death.
House design suited for lakeside or knoll view with rear approach. Exterior airy and cool yet complete for cold weather. Front piazza links living and dining rooms with sliding doors and a chef’s puffet. One bedroom and bath on first floor two rooms on second floor. Size 32 by 20 1/2 feet main section. Complete build price 3500 dollars, plans set offered for 25 dollars by Glenn L. Lanton.
A playful local ad touts Our Line of Sweets offering many confections while noting bees would be drawn to the shop by the tempting treats. The tone centers on a witty bakery promotion and its charm.
In Chehalis County Washington the Superior Court orders J W McClure executor and interested parties to appear July 3 1915 at 10 AM in Montesano to show why sale or mortgage of real estate from the Lillie E McClure estate should not be ordered. The order will be published four weeks in Aberdeen Herald starting June 20 1910. Judge Ben Sheers presides.
The readable portion hints at a market or financial notice with names like F J Cheoey Co and CRENEY CO. It mentions totals and dates and references a sales or committee action. The text is garbled but preserves a sense of a public or commercial record.
The Rexall Store at 216 South H Street emphasizes its highly equipped prescription department and dedicated service attention to this area of its business.
The Herald Printery on 408 East Wishkah Street offers moderate priced commercial job printing services.
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