Summons In Foreclosure Of Tax Lien Grays Harbor
Foreclosure suit against C C Cozine and unknown claimants over Lot 4 Block 29 North Aberdeen Addition Aberdeen Grays Harbor Washington. Plaintiff T A F Williams shows delinquent 1911 taxes plus penalties and interest totaling 18 80 with multiple tax payments recorded. Court action seeks judgment foreclosing lien and sale of property. First published April 17 1917. Last publication May 22 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Grays Harbor
T. A. F. Williams
C. C. Cozine
C. C
A. D
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor County
Washington
Superior Court
State of
Christian Science Explains War and Peace in Spiritual Terms
The essay argues that true demonstration comes from Principle not personal will and that war reflects humanity’s struggle between good and evil. It notes pacifism as unscientific on a relative plane and cites Mrs. Eddy urging careful prayer without outlining specific outcomes or plans for peace.
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Christian Science Monitor
Jesus
Heaven
Mrs. Eddy
Michael
Russia
Japan
Patriots Over Partisanship in Speakership Choice
The Christian Science Monitor argues it would be new but commendable for a party in control of the House to place patriotism before partisanship in selecting a speaker, even if the electable candidate may not be ideal for the country.
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United States
National House of Representatives
Two Hoquiam Women Die in Hoquiam
Mrs. Anna Schurtlunn age 62 died yesterday morning in Hoquiam. She was the mother of Mrs. Jacob Schilreff of 617 Seventh Street, baggage clerk at Union Station. Funeral planned at Pinnick's chapel this afternoon. Mrs. Maud C Maw wife of Robert P Maw and mother of Fred Marion and Corinna Maw died at 403 I Street yesterday. Body at Pinnick's parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Hoquiam
Anna Schurtlunn
Jacob Schilreff
Seventh Street
Union Station
Pinnick’s
Maud C. Maw
Robert P. Maw
Fred
Marion
Corinna Maw
I Street
Timber workers urged to unite for better conditions
At a mass meeting in the Scandinavian hall in Hoquiam on Sunday night Martin J. Flyzik of the state first aid board and Charles Perry Taylor of Tacoma urged timber workers to unite for improved working conditions. They compared with professional men who have secured favorable legislation and urged laborers to follow suit.
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Hoquiam
Martin J. Flyzik
State First Aid Board
Charles Perry Taylor
Tacoma
Standards for Swedish gold and silver content
In Sweden articles sold as gold must contain not less than 75 percent of the pure metal and those sold as silver at least 52 percent of pure silver.
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Sweden
The Schemer Dialogue From Boston Transcript
Mrs A suggests provoking her husband to spark his temper and obtain appeasement. Mrs B agrees that mild provocation elicits indulgence as punishment for his irritable behavior.
What Is Genius Acknowledges Hard Working Men
A brief magazine style note defines genius as a handsome name given to hardworking men after completing tough labor, reflecting a traditional view of merit and respect. The piece reads like a quick cultural aside from American Magazine.
Envious. Louise Foresees a Million on Wedding Day
Report from Chicago News notes gossip that the bride Louise will gain a substantial fortune, possibly a million, the day she marries Fred. The chatter reflects public fascination with the couple and their impending nuptials.
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Louis
Fred
Louise
Chicago News
Portland Brewery Converted Into Milk Condensing Plant
A large Portland brewery is being transformed into a milk condensing plant following the state decision to prohibit the man- ufacture of beer. The project shifts local industry and workers toward dairy processing facilities.
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Portland
Ore
Evils of Adenoids Menace Child Health
A state health bulletin explains adenoids are soft growths at the back of the throat that cause mouth breathing earache and dull expression. They hinder mental and physical development and raise risk of infections. early removal is advised with fresh air through the nose to prevent recurrence.
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State Board of Health
Yellowstone Horses to Go to War With Automobiles
Yellowstone National Park will replace 2000 touring horses with automobiles for summer operations. Hotels and camping outfits will be centralized under single management, and the four former staging systems will be unified under one head. The change aims to simplify service and allow visitors to view the park more easily amid its natural wonders.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Oregon Prohibition Echoes in Liquor Labor Outlook
The Christian Science Monitor notes many distilling and brewing plants in Oregon idle but ready for operation, as owners cling to hope Oregon may reverse prohibition. The piece frames liquor as a perpetual source of illusion for workers.
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Oregon
The
Christian Science Monitor
Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Civil War Cotton Claims
The Supreme Court is urged to decide if the federal government must pay 68 million dollars to former slaves and heirs for cotton picked in slavery times. Lead petitioner H N Johnson of Muskogee Oklahoma argues for accounting and pro rata distribution from Secretary McAdoo as custodian. The suit, dismissed by District of Columbia courts, targets labor relief from past taxes on raw cotton.
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United States Supreme Court
H. N. Johnson
Muskogee
Okla
McAdoo
District of Columbia
Court House Records Identify Transfers Across Montesano Hoquiam and Aberdeen
Land transactions include Naughton lots in Montesano, Briscoe to Bert Briscoe in Hoquiam, Kuhn to Shingle Co. in Karr's Mill, Benn to Brecht in Aberdeen, Hull to Nygren in Aberdeen, Johnson to Hanson in Hoquiam, Montesano city to Briscoe, Hastings to Brown family, Anderson to Sherman in multiple sections, and Sherman to Finkle with parcels in sections 4 5 15 17 18 across Grays Harbor County.
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Naughton
Hayes
Montesano
B. P. Briscoe
Bert Briscoe
LWTL
Osteo Avenalv
A. H. Kuhn
Robert Gray Shingle Co
Karr’s Mill
Hoquiam
Jemima Benn
A. S. Brecht
Benn
Aberdeen
Abigail A. Hull
C. A. Nygren
Louuian
John Johnson
O. P. Hanson
Ontario
Cecile Anderson
H. F. Sherman
Cevccevcevcer
O. H. Finkle
Local Trades and Debts Reported in Fragmentary Notice
A fragmented 19th century commerce snippet lists Rhines Fearing Co to A L Baines GuUlutoy and a transfer to Lumberman's Bank with two autos, Emma Strong to Oscar Tyler involving livestock, and Delia Sunn et al tied to stump pull activities. The legible items suggest unsettled accounts and asset transfers among local firms and individuals.
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Rhines-Fearing Co
A. L. Baines
Mortgage and property notices span multiple parties and sums
Assignment of mortgage 1500 from Jonassen to Montesano State Bank. Extensions and notices include Gus Stand fish trap location front of lot 4. County auditor appointment of T F Brown. State of Washington to Elma Percheron Horse Co certificate for stallion Leroy. Brunswick-Balke Collender Co. to J M McCammon releasing sale contract. Lis pendens on Union Pacific addition lots 13 and 14.
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R. P. Briscoe
Montesano State Bank
Jonassen
Oscar Ruotsala
John Burnett
Mort- Bao
Neats
Aartiae
W. D. Campbell
T. F. Brown
State of Washington
Elma Percheron Horse Co
Leroy
Bernard Blechschmidt
Oscar Blechschmidt
Brunswick-Balke Collender Co
J. M. McCammon
Tion
Viola J. Prall
Union Pacific Addi
Sheriff Sale Notice in Grays Harbor County
Sheriff Jeff Bartell issues a notice of sale in Aberdeen for the property of Frank and Hilma Fredrickson to satisfy a $999 judgment from March 31 1917. The Lot 8, Block 24 of Samuel Benn's Original Plat in Aberdeen is to be auctioned May 5 1917 at 10 a.m. at Montesano Court House front door.
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State OF Washington
Grays Harbor
Gust Olson
Annie Olson
Frank Fredrickson
Hilma Fredrickson
Samuel Benn
Aberdeen
Montesano
Washington
United States
Jeff Bartell
Grays Harbor County
Wash
Elmer Gibson
A. M. Wade
Aberdeen Herald
Next Hour Mystery: Meeting the Hour With Courage
An editorial in the Woman's Home Companion extols the next hour as a universe of possibilities. It urges facing each minute with joy and courage, noting births, deaths, betrayals, fortunes, and existential odds as humanity's enduring test.
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Earth
Woman's Home Companion
Jane
Get Out of Debt Through Stricter Living
In the Woman's Home Companion an article warns that a family must live within its income and adopt a new social circle. It notes husbands and wives often rely on external approval, and that willpower needs supportive public opinion to change spending habits.
A Very Short Street Chestnut Street in New York
The piece notes Chestnut Street in Greater New York as extremely short less than fifty feet from New Chambers to Madison Street forming a tiny triangular block. It cites its impractical size for any modern building. It also mentions color blind safety signals preferring blue disks with wide yellow rims. A prisoner’s plea for more time is humorously refused by the magistrate granting six months.
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Greater
New York
Chestnut Street
New Chambers
Madison Street
New York Post
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Schelle Mathews
C. W. Hodgdon
Calvary Presbyterian Church of
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Pioquibmn
Alice Gosnell
J. L. King
D. J. Vance
Elma
Jeanette Glover
Fred R. Glover
Pacific Beach
Clarence McConnell
E. O. Newman
Rice
Carl Farsberg
Roy Brown
Cohn Gat
Jas. A. Geer
Pacific Land Co
Additon
Yaya
Louis G. Heinle
Fred Schnurr
Reuel Nims
Cosmopolis
Meenea
Clark E. Messinger
State Building & Loan Association
McCleary
Marie Woodruff
A. D. Devonshire
Byles & Dabney
W. B. Macket
Charlotte Norin
Aberdeen Savings & Loan Association
Aber- Geor
Carl Carlson
Alex Niemi
W. J. Giberson
E.soh
Jess Stickels
Peter Anderson
North Hoquiam
Roy A. Carl Et
Cordelia Bunn
Jackson Lemmon
Augustus W. Caldwell
L. L. Leighton
Peter Hotta
Westerly
Mantee
Washington Savings & Loan Association
William E. Boyce
Florence E. Mathews
Wade H. Pierce
Rudolph Distler
A. M. Abel
A. E. Varney
North
L. G. Heinle
Nims
Benn’s Central Addition
Hugo Niemi
John Weik
A. L. Paine
F. K. Weatherwax
E. J. Bradley
John Lundberg
Northern Pacific
South Aberdeen
O. L. Stout
S. A. Richardson
Eery Ceeeeee
Capital City Iron Works
Frances E. Colgan
Augurus W. Caldwell
W. O. Beardslee
Ux Incum Dent
T. B. Darragh
Chas. W. Huotari
R. H. Fleet
Arland’s
Western Motor Car Co
H. D. Ladley
A. E. Hadrian
P. O
W. H. Tucker
Plaintiff
Schemer
Abel Stevens
Supreme Court
Court House
E. E Shields
E. Wishkah St
Heron Street
R. E. Foy
Nine Ton
W. H. Pack
Aberdeen, Wash
Puget Sound Marble & Granite CO
First Ave
Seattle
A. A. Star
F and
Hume Streets
Sg. L. L. Maley
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