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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
8
The Aberdeen Herald reports residents ill at the hospital slowly improving while others travel, host visitors, and attend social events. Mentions Mrs Wilfried Wille from Aloha visiting Mrs George H Dimerson, Tom Gee visiting his sister, Argentina, and various receptions and dinners in the community.
Mrs Jas Venee and children visit relatives in Olympia. A 12 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Leon Wakefield at Oakville. William Leybold to build an office east of his garage on Waldrip Street. The Ladies Aid Society of the M FE church met with Mrs M M Wakefield. Hazel Himes confined at home by typhoid fever but not serious. Mrs Blanche King and Miss Eva Ambrose of Cottage Grove Oregon visited Mr and Mrs O S Carroll. James Vaughn of Elma purchased half an acre on West Main Street near Booth place from Lynch and Anderson. William Fellager of West Virginia plans to locate in Elma.
The Northern Pacific Railway runs large display ads promoting the State of Washington across major eastern and midwestern papers from the Atlantic to the Mississippi. The reproduced material highlights extensive advertising reach for the state.
The 10 inch Washington advertisement promotes agricultural and industrial strengths and reveals the miles of Northern Pacific railroad in Washington. It invites inquiries from interested parties and praises the railroad company for its aggressive publicity effort benefiting the state.
Advertises for an energetic agent to represent American Temperance Life at 253 Broadway New York. Calls for strong features and a literal contract to the right party and is signed by Stacey Wilson general manager.
In Chehalis County Washington guardian J C Cross asks court to hear report and petition to sell or mortgage minor Walter Young real estate. Hearing set for April 7 1910 at Monte sano Court House with notice by personal service and Aberdeen Herald publication for four weeks.
Information is sought on the whereabouts of William Borger last heard from in Aberdeen in September. He is a tall dark complected man about 6 feet 6 inches, around 160 pounds, with a stooped posture. A fireman by trade, he may be employed at a logging camp. Details should be sent to Mrs George White at 1015 North G Street Tacoma Washington 51-21.
Justice of the peace J C Bush relocates from Heron street to rooms 12 and 13 in the Wishkah block Aberdeen precinct. He will be found there in the future and his court cases will be held there.
Nels Nelson the well known machinist and John Larkin the equally well known logger have purchased new Cadilac automobiles from W A Hardy. The 36 horsepower cars are handsomely finished and drew notice.
Patrick Diskin a carpenter on Beekimian avenue and Oak terrace Aroux New York was told to saw off a beam protruding from a window He fell with the beam to the pavement suffering a scalp wound and a minor bruise He was taken to Lebanon Hospital as a precaution and said in heat them was me orders.
Representative Champ Chirk of the Democratic leadership has been informed that the first Champ Chirk For President club has been organized in Enid Oklahoma. An official nomination reached Mr Clark and telegrams from Tulsa nominate him for speaker and then for president. He is not committing to either candidacy at this time.
Dr. W. R. C. Latson asserts in the New York World that lack of water underpins indigestion constipation rheumatism gout catarrh and biliousness. Free daily water intake cleanses and tones the stomach boosts blood volume and promotes saliva and gastric juice production.
The alloy invar, steel with about 86 percent nickel, remains nearly constant in volume with temperature. Swiss watchmakers adopted it for balances, providing superior temperature compensation and greatly reducing Dent's error caused by hairspring elasticity.
In a Puck style gag a barber recalls a raucous Belshazzar era night at the palace with Ed the waiter reporting much wine and a mysterious wall inscription puzzled by all. Belshazzar snaps at the barber, asking if he is shaving with a razor or a lath.
A playful exchange from the New York Journal where one man jokes that after marriage to a handsome Bram ble girl he and his partner are "ten" rather than "one" reflecting irony on unity and individuality.
A North Sea trawler towed in a mackerel measuring twenty four inches and weighing four and a half pounds.
A list of ships and steamers including the Eric Doris W J Patterson Fair Oaks Santa Monica and Westerner sail from mills such as Slade Burrows Union and American to San Francisco San Pedro Wakiliu San Jose Rosalia and other Pacific ports. The Herald Printery advertises pleased patrons and a sheet of promotional copy ends the item.
A playful verse describes an elephant unraveling his trunk and blinking a wooden eye then, with his tail, writing his name across a fantastical sky. The whimsical image centers on a cheerful animal figure performing a quirky act.
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