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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
4
Aberdeen Herald claims to be the oldest paper on Grays Harbor and asserts large circulation. It lists mail rates and circulation statements and notes advertising contracts are based on circulation figures.
The Aberdeen chamber faces an attack from the Evening Knocker aimed at Mr. Paul Pfeiffer to hinder county promotion efforts. Despite the criticism the chamber endorses, it will continue its work to advance Chehalis County and attract settlers, undeterred by the paper’s campaign.
Mrs Beile H Shirel of Shidtesborough Illinois reports Hervine restored her blood color and strength after liver complaint and poor blood. She says she would not be without it and wished she knew of it earlier. 50 cents, sold by W B Paine Co.
The city’s Ardeen Brewing Co expands its ice plant to serve patrons, signaling strong local investment. Wm McArthur of Tenino Stone Co discusses Masonic temple stone work and plans a formal statement for Aberdeen. R F Foy and W G Powell form New Era Tea and Sutter Co purchasing Oriental Tea Co assets, expanding across Aberdeen and Hoquiam with tea coffee spices flour and feed.
R. A. Anderson states the cream and buttermilk business has been sold and will be continued by The Crammatte Ice Cream Company. The buyer will assume ongoing operations.
S L Apple ex Probate Judge Ottawa County Kansas says Ballard's Horehound Syrup is the best cough remedy he has used for years. Available in 250 500 and 1.00 sizes sold by W B Paine & Co.
Oscar Nethery becomes head salesman at John Glenn's store. Frank Byles buys Dr. Carr's billiard table for his home. Mrs. Buck and children move to Ellensburg. Mrs. Carothers returns from Vancouver where son Philip studies. Geo. Fosner back from Alaska staying with Jack Stevens at Satsop. Eva McGee moves to Chandlersville Ohio. Mrs. Oras returns from Tennessee visit. brother Chas Massingale plans to stay. Town cleanup spreads. Montesano urged to curb street dumping. L H Brewer and parents move to Mabton. Brewer brothers remain nearby. Frank Hazel injured at Schafer Bros. camp. four ribs broken. recovering in Montesano General Hospital.
Leon Wakefield heads to California and Tony Barrie leaves for Idaho for health reasons. Miss Lillian Jones travels to Aberdeen to stay with her sister. Chas DeBruler plans a mid April cigar factory. Two days see 60 loaded cars from the branch. Adla Taylor and sisters visit F. S. Taylor. Herman Ezra returns to New Orleans after light Washington rain. Mrs Ward Hedrick returns to Aberdeen. Roy Blair visits Goldendale with Nesbitt visiting Mrs. Brewer of Satsop. William McHatton buys the Frank Coy farm for 3200 dollars on Ford's Prairie.
Hoquiam residents travel for visits and business. Listings include real estate sales at 1213 Wheeler avenue, factory shipbuilding for Hoquiam Navigation Co, local arrivals and departures, a keel laying for a new tug, public notices, letters uncalled for, and multiple ships loading or sailing from Aberdeen area mills and yards.
Wom Vail moved his family to Murrey's mill on Wednesday. H L Spencer moved to Garard creek for bolt cutting. John Scott stored lumber for a western town house. Lincoln Annuity Union started with seventeen members last Friday. Arthur Baldwin returned from timber cruising near Umbptulips to his home Monday. County to consider Lewis and Clark exhibit steps with commissioners next meeting. Long distance lines installed this week at Grand Mound Rochester Gate Oakville Murrey's mill and Aberdeen area. Send the Semi Weekly Herald to east friends.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application provides ease and rest. 50c. If not available, send 50 in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for prompt postpaid delivery.
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