Chehalis County Items of Interest From Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County notes include Gus Stratton leaving for Alaska to work his claim and a sister of Mrs Jerry Putman moving from Iowa. Works near Montesano receive a new engine while local diversions include a Montesano dancing party and a council plan to flush hydrants. A runaway wagon injures Charles Pearson, hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Gus Stratton
Alaska
Jerry Putman
Iowa
Local Hoquiam Notes and Arrivals This Week
Hoquiam residents and visitors are reported with travel, arrivals, and departures. Dr Lucan left for Moclips to tend business interests while Xen Grigsty sailed on the Ranger toward Copalis. New residence plans emerge as Ernest Hubble builds on Wheeler Ave. Union guests include Nellie and Anna Kirkaide of Elina and Helen Waymire of Seattle visiting family. J F Lawson’s Seattle trip follows a visit by Mrs Grayson of Elma. A. M. Johnson and family return from Elma, and Mrs Evans of Seattle leaves after visiting her father. Jim Quigg heads to Eureka after telegrams about his brother Thomas’s death. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Thurber.
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Xen Grigsty
Copalis
Ranger
Ernest Hubble
Wheeler Ave
J. Ward
Helen Waymire
Seattle
G. W. West
Pennsylvania
Silas Bingham
Grayson
Elma
W. W. Hewitt
J. F. Lawson
M. E. Waymire
O. M. Kellogg
R. E. Dawdy
Portland
Jim Quigg
Eureka
Cal
Thomas
Local residents move, travel, and work changes noted
Mr. Anderson plans a picket fence on West Main. John Hartman visited Harbor for business. T. J. Davis left for Winlock as engineer. L. D. Waltermire and wife discuss Seattle home. J. A. Eaton and family moved to a Porter-area farm from Iowa. J. E. Lewis sold his farm to Robert Metzger of Aberdeen for 300 dollars. C. J. Loomis named Tacoma station operator, now three men at the depot. Mrs. D. H. Johnson left Porter after visiting Allen M. Plans for a two story building at Main and Third streets. Al. Firth family went to Seattle to visit sister Mrs. Menter with Seattle Times ties. Br. E. Harper and family from Fort Smith, Ark, plan to settle nearby. Geo. Curtis arrived from Indian Territory seeking work here at 18 dollars per month wage. Wood-working factory project near finaling with seven to eight workers. outside capital likely involved.
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Montesano
Columia Hall
J. R. Patton
John R. Patton
Armstrong
Ohio
Patton
Jos. Fulton
Engineer Hunt
England
Mr. Hunt
Alaska
W. E. Meyer
South Bend
Mrs. Meyers
Bert Schofield
E. D. Kellerman
Story
Ninemire
Keller
Law Bros
Main Street
Charles Pearson
Church Street
Pearson
John Hartman
Harbor
T. J. Davis
Winlock
L. D. Waltermire
Seattle
J. A. Eaton
Iowa
Porter
J. E. Lewis
Robert Metzger
Aberdeen
C. J. Loomis
Tacoma
D. H. Johnson
Allen M
Royal Neighbors Launch Four Candidates Monday
The Royal Neighbors initiated four candidates Monday evening. B. K. Deal is having city water from Holland's tank put into te berber shop. A crew of Weyerhauser's cruisers passed through town last week en route to 156. The pie social in Stoner's hall Tuesday evening was pronounced a success by those in attendance. B. K. Deal has purchased a lot on Cedar street from Mrs. Taylor and expects to build a residence soon.
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B. K
Holland
Weyerhauser
Stoner’s Hall
B. K. Deal
Cedar Street
Herbine Aids Anemia Sufferers with Blood Renewal
Mrs Belle H Shirel of Middlesborough Illinois reports Herbine restores energy and liver trouble improves blood. She says nothing benefit like Herbine and wishes she had known of it earlier. Available at W B Paine Co for 50 cents.
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Belle H. Shirel
Middlesborough, Illa
W. B. Paine& Co
Uncalled Letters at Aberdeen Post Office Week Ended March 21 1905
The Aberdeen post office lists a set of uncalled letters for the week ending March 21 1905. Names include Butler M Holmes Miss Rosa Betts H Johngson P L Beck J J Johnson B H Close Frank McKowan I N Cametta Lillian Meinert Henry Dean Archie McCloskey Dan Fleming C Mulligan O Fuller J Noyes Miles Gunderson Syvert Parker I C Gardner Miss Ada Spence Thomas Hanseth Mike Sorensen John Horton TC Simmons Fred Uggeldahl G A Persons. Recipients asked to call for letters by advertising. R P Campseth P M.
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Aberdeen
Butler
M Holmes
Rosa Betts
H Johngson
P L Beck
J J Johnson
B H Close
Frank McKowan
I N Cametta
Lillian Meinert
Henry Dean
Archie McCloskey
Dan Fleming
C Mulligan
O Fuller
J Noyes
Miles Gunderson
Syvert Parker
I C Gardner
Ada Spence
Thomas Hanseth
Mike Sorensen
John Horton
TC Simmons
Fred Uggeldahl
R. P. Campseth
P. M
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Claimed To Cure Coughs
Mrs B W Evans of Chearwater Kansas recalls her husband suffering three months with quick consumption. A bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup reportedly cured him six years ago and has been kept in the house ever since. The product is offered in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes by W B Paine & Co.
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B. W. Evans
Chearwater
Kan
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
Invaluable For Rheumatism Ballard’s Snow Liniment Ad
A testimonial from John C. Degnan of Kingman Illinois praising Ballard’s Snow Liniment for rheumatism. Ad states sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1 and that W. B. Paine & Co. sold it. Dated March 24 1902.
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Ballard
John C. Degnan
Kingman
W. B.paine & Co
Best Cough Syrup Endorsement by Local Judge
Ex probate judge L. Apple of Ottawa County Kansas endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best cough syrup he has ever used. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes sold by W. B. Paine & Co.
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L. Apple
Ottawa Co
Kansas
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
The Best Commercial Job Printing at the Herald Printery
The Herald Printery at 89 Wishkah Street offers top quality commercial job printing services. Local business owners seek efficient print solutions for catalogs, stationery, and promotional materials delivered with reliable turnaround.
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The
Herald Printery
Wishkah St
Shingle Men in Trouble and 1904 Lumber Review
Review of Northwest cargo shipments in 1904 notes high building permits, rising log prices, and firm quotations for Southern pine. Saw mills lost money in 1904 but expect improvement in 1905. shingle mills face profitability pressure as mills run year round. Domestic shipments dominated, with Panama and Pacific ports driving most exports. some foreign ports fell back while Mexico and South America rose.
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Northwest
Louis J. Simpson
North Bend
Oregon
United States
Panama
Philippine Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
California
Australia
China
South Africa
Europe
Mexico
South American
Knocker Attacks Chamber Over Port Exposition Funds
A local controversy centers on a proposed $3,000 county appropriation for Chehalis county’s Lewis and Clark exposition display. The Evening Knocker quotes prominent figures in opposition, while denials and supporting views emerge, citing benefits to Aberdeen, Grays Harbor, and Chehalis County.
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Portland
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Chehalis County
Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Benn
Aberdeen
Chehalis
Benn
Bulletin
Grays Harbor
Ths
Spokane
Washington
Larsen-Cook Wedding on the F M Slade Sparks Harbor Rumor
Captain Peter Larsen of the F M Slade secretly wed Miss Millie Cook of San Francisco at Rev C Mc Dermoth's residence. The Harbor captains had anticipated a Gardiner City wedding but the ceremony occurred elsewhere in the city. The couple's departure to China kept friends from fully intervening.
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Peter Larsen
F. M. Slade
Rev. C. McDermoth
Millie Cook
San Francisco
Miss Cook
Gardiner City
Rasmugsen
Captain Larsen
China
Guarantee Cure Piles Paris Medicine Co. Ad
A guaranteed cure for piles includes itching bleeding and protruding cases. PAZO OINTMENT offered with a druggist refund if it fails in 6 to 14 days. First application brings ease. 50c. Send 50c to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for post paid shipment.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Bucklens Arnica Salve Heals Eye Cut in Syracuse Father Says
A Syracuse man recounts applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to his son's deep eye cut after a severe gash. He credits the salve with quick healing and saving the eye, noting its effectiveness on burns and ulcers as well. Available for 25 cents at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Red Cross Pharmacy
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Verifies Refund Policy
Drug advertisement notes refunds if the product fails to cure. Each box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. The notice is brief and promotional, with the 2hc marking.
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E. W. Grove
Take the Best. The Semi Weekly Herald
Advertisement for a periodical titled Take the Best offers a price of $1.50 for a two year advance payment option as a promotion.
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Herald
Electric Bitters credited with saving Colonel Fuller
In a letter from Honey Grove Texas Colonel John M Fuller says he nearly died from liver and kidney trouble before using a 50c bottle of Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with curing his ailments and hails it as the best medicine on earth. The ad promotes dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease cures and notes Red Cross Pharmacy sells the product.
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John M. Fuller
Honey Grove
Texas
Waterloo
Red Cross Pharmacy
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Aberdeen Herald
C. H. Clemons
Elias Bryan
Fred Currie
Carpenter’s Union
J. H. Calder
Bert
Cedar Rapids
Hoquiam
Dr. Lucan
Moclips
Nellie
Anna Kirkaide
Elina
FE. A. Evans
E. Johnson
Fred Thurber
Mone Day
Grandpa Thurber
Mr. Anderson
West Main Street
R. H. Wade
Third Streets
al. Firth
Mrs. Menter
Seattle Times
Br. E. Harper
Mima
Fortsmith, Ark
Geo. Curtis
Indian Territory
Oakville
Larsen-Cook
Marine Circles
Ticoats
GEO. J.wolff
Will Lanning
Gordon
Geo
E. Heron Si
Model Bakery
Candy Factory
G Street
Postoffice
K. Zelasko
L. J. Kolts
Zelasko Furniture CO
Lars Shaker
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