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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
7
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald and local exchanges report births, dockside activity, mill developments, street conditions, a marriage, an arson of a North Beach trip, and a burglary near Aberdeen. Notable notes include newborns to Johnson and Hopkins, mill management in Olympia, a new school clerk appointment, Hoquiam shipyard plans, and a party by Edith Barker.
The item asserts consumption is infectious not hereditary and cites Cod liver oil as helpful. It notes social updates including a grand musicale by Prof. Romanoff and Miss Nellie Redinger at the opera house with strong praise for both, and reports on real estate, personal notices, a hospital operation, and local tradespeople moving.
H. M. Sutton left yesterday on business to the Sound. Nimrod Crites of Aberdeen visited Montesano. Patrick Murray from Elma was in town. J. W. Strubel of Elma attended. Mrs H. H. Carter came from Aberdeen. Ex County Commissioner Kennedy appeared in town. City Attorney Avey traveled from Elma on court business. T E Baker of the N P Ry welcomed a ten pound boy born Tuesday. Jerry McGillicuddy returned from timber cruising. Butler and Peterson ordered a shingle mill machinery near Porter. Geo Keegan of Vesta proved up on his North River homestead. Editor Taylor of Oakville Cruiser visited Montesano. Marble monument for Judge Campbell received from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L B Bignold left for Green River Hot Springs. Miss Eva Casper resigns from treasurer’s office due to busy season. J P Carson arrives from California to prove timber claim and manage business.
The Elma Chronicle reports on county land sales and leases scheduled for March and April, timber deals near Elma, and plans for roads into Montesano’s timber belt. It also covers local social news, shop openings, school land valuations, civic concerns about sidewalks, and community visits by residents and officials.
A. F. Clark, a Glad Springs, Virginia druggist, sold twelve bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy between 11 a.m. and closing time on January 25, 1901, with strong praise for its effectiveness. The article notes long use in Virginia and many testimonials of cures. Evans Drug Co. sells the remedy.
A dense column of opinion mocks salary boosts for judges who will suspend the constitution and criticizes taft era imperial policy. It questions coronation plans for Edward VII, critiques Philippine governance, and argues for independence lessons and cautious spending on colonial projects.
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