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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1911

Page

3

Poultry Fanciers Banquet Shapes Grays Harbor Group

The Grays Harbor Poultry Association held a Tuesday banquet at Hotel Washington Aberdeen with about 25 members and guests. By-laws were adopted, incorporation perfected, and directors selected. Buff Orpington capons featured. next show planned for Hoquiam in December. Officers elected include President H B Elder and Secretary J K Hutchinson. The three county commissioners serve as ex‑officio trustees.

Grays Hoquiam H. B. Elder Aberdeen D. M. Ogden J. KE. Hutchinson A. al. Beckenhauer W. W. Boner J. B. Grren J. C. Breitlauch J. C. Bushnell Elma J. A. Fowler Dr. Mapes S. M. Kegley Vesta J. A. Fairbairn Walsh John Kahle Montesano

Union Mill Adopts Night Crew To Meet Honolulu Orders

Heavy orders from Honolulu force Union mill to add a night shift starting next week. Company states orders are sufficient to keep the large plant running.

Honolulu Union Mill

Night Shift Rumor Reaches Wilson Brothers Mill

Rumor says Wilson Brothers mill will add a night crew within a month. It is reported that John Wilson declared his firm would follow if the Union mill runs two shifts, signaling a broader shift in operations.

Wilson Brothers John Wilson Union

Mecca Cafe and Hotel Change Hands in Aberdeen

J. G. Sorenson sold his interest in the Mecca cafe and hotel to partner Charles Goettert. Sorenson plans a rest before re entering business and will stay in Aberdeen, which he says has been good to him.

J. G. Sorenson Charles Goettert Mr. Sorenson Aberdeen

Pioneer Otto Siegfried Heads to Jefferson County Farm

Otto Siegfried, an early North Beach pioneer, left yesterday for his farm in Jefferson County. He has carved a fine homestead from the wilderness and plans to spend summers there.

Otto Seigfriend Jefferson County Siegfried North Beach

Swope v Swope in Washington Court Deserts Marriage

In Chehalis County Superior Court Washington Jessaline Swope sues Richard Swope for divorce citing desertion abandonment failure to support and cruel treatment The complaint seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony The filing lists Conway and Snider as attorneys with Aberdeen address Publication dates span March 5 1911 to May 19 1911

Superior Court OF Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington Conway & Snider

Aberdeen Printing Co Brings Wet Print Challenge

Not better than the best, out wetter than the rest. That phrase hints at a printing firm in Aberdeen facing moisture issues affecting output and quality. The fragment mentions Aberdeen Printing Co and a comparison about print dampness or ink quality.

Ourrinting Aberdeen Printing Co

Hoppe Defends 18.1 Balk Line Title in Brilliant Win

Billiards star Willie Hoppe remains the world’s top player after defending the 18.1 balk line title against George Slosson in a display cited as typical of his career. Reports say Hoppe could face George Sutton next, with Sutton claiming improved form after illness. The piece also recounts a humorous anecdote about a Yorkshire parsonage and a village girl who became a famed butler.

Willie Hoppe George Slosson Hhis Hoppe Sydney Smith Yorkshire

Danes Skinned Specimens Evidence in English Churches

In historic notes the Danes are said to have looted churches by river approaches and been skinned when captured. Three human skin specimens labeled as Danish victims from Hadstock Essex Copford Essex and Worcester Cathedral were preserved at the London College of Surgeons showing the cruelty of the era.

London College of Surgeons Hadstock Essex Copford Worcester Cathedral Westminster Abbey

Apple Trees and a Ruined Chimney Memory

A reflective vignette on a homestead site where a house once stood now a ruin. The lingering apple trees and a lone chimney mark time’s change as the cellar grasses grow and the path of yesterday fades into memory.

Wayfarer Hawthorne

Charity in Hard Times Echoes of Souta

A compact aphorism on charitable duty toward a starving brother, urging action beyond words. It condemns hollow consolation and calls for tangible aid to relieve extreme poverty and distress. The moral tone emphasizes practical compassion over empty rhetoric.

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Aberdeen Resident

An Aberdeen reader extols Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney relief. Mrs. David Perry of Hoquiam confirms prior favorable testimony from 1907 and notes others benefited after doctors failed. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milling Co. of Buffalo is sole US agent.

Dean David Perry Tenth St. Hoquiam, Wash Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Insurance firms consolidate as Perry Insurance joins Cauthorn firm

Cauthorn McCaw Cauthorn acquire the Perry Insurance Co from John and Percy Perry and consolidate in Kaufman block. The merged operation becomes the largest insurance firm on Garys Harbor, expanding their already extensive business.

Cauthorn, McCaw & Cauthorn John and Percy Perry The Perry Insurance Co Kaufman Block Cauthorn McCaw & Cauthorn Garys Harbor

Dwelling Burns on Wishkah Street Fire

A dwelling at 918 West Wishkah Street burned Tuesday afternoon when a brush pile ignited the home was vacant at the time owned by N G Kaufman and insured. Fire department quickly controlled the blaze with damage estimated under 300 dollars.

Wishkah Street N. G. Kaufman

Polish settlers arrive in Aberdeen via Washington Colonization Co

Fifteen Polish families, seventy-five people, arrived in Aberdeen as colonists. They travel from eastern states to log off lands in the Wishkah valley, following the success of prior Polish settlers in the past five years.

Washington Colonization Co Aberdeen Wishkah Valley

Garden Seeds Available Free Through Herald Readers

The Herald received a sack of garden seeds from the agricultural department via Senator Jones that may be obtained free by readers who apply. The packages are franked and will be mailed to out of town readers who request them.

the Herald The Agricultural Department Senator Jones Herald

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