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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
1
Items from across Chehalis County cover local arrivals and departures, hospital updates, road and sidewalk projects, logging activity, farm trades, and community moves. Notable mentions include hospitalizations, business trips, new houses planned, logging company moves, and a proposed brick project using field clay.
Farmers start spring plowing as crops bloom and gardens show early signs of spring. Wm Harding Sr improves from illness. Orlando Brewer becomes engineer at the electric light works. Mrs Wartman of Montesano attends a lodge event in town. Mrs Beth Clay Moore leaves after visiting relatives. David Barrie prepares lumber for a 24 by 94 laundry addition with 10 foot walls. Other notes cover funerals, relocations, and new hires in local businesses.
H. D. Chapman left Tuesday on the Ranger for Copalis. W. B. McGee moves to Fifth street near L. A Hoquiam league benefit dance is planned Saturday at the Armory hall. C. T. Osgood left on a short Elma trip. F. E. Kuhn of Hoghan Rochdale Co went to the Sound on business. Harry Hewitt visits Seattle and possibly Portland. William Edwards returns from West Virginia. New London school closes for two weeks before May 25. James McKay of Queets store was in town and returned home. Local K P members plan to organize a lodge. about 20 members already. Ex-Marshal Phelps and wife head to Portland for Mrs Phelps’s trip.
List of uncalled letters including Boyne AF Janson David Barrie Albert Josselyn W EK Backman Edward Johnson David Black Will Kurmanich Peter Chesnutt Hugh L Lee Miss Georgia Carrigan Samuel Pickles Geof Davis Miss Irene Paige Mrs Matie Dahl Lars A Peterson Miss Hilda Kistes Miss Doris Sherman Jessie Estes Mrs Dorris Wallace Professor Fredenburg J H Wood Chas SHIP LETTERS M Weil ship 8 R P Campspeth P M
Olympia reports the ninth biennial session ends by deadline with talk of petty larceny over chamber items. Governor Mead signs the railroad commission bill and faces appointment politics. George Stevens lands the federal court clerkship amid Olympia dances. Lawmakers provide reasons against congressional districting, fearing effects on Congressman Jones and state politics.
City council debated warrants retirement for Imp Dist 28 B and street improvements on Heron and Fifth streets. Reports covered sewer costs, building boundaries, street planking, extending electric lines, and permits for small merchants. Budgets, bids, and investigations into liquor licensing, cemetery road taxes, and local property cleanups were approved or referred.
A sensational ad promises a cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding cases. The Paris Medicine Co offers PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if not cured in 6 to 14 days. First application provides relief. 50 cents or send stamps postage-paid.
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