American Cash Record touted as big profit machine
Investors are urged to back the American Cash Record Co claiming a future of high profits. The device allegedly costs 35 to 50 dollars to make and can be sold for 500 dollars, with a vast potential market across U S and Canada. The piece compares the venture to McCormick Reaper and Burrows Adding Machine successes and argues the market will grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Reaper
United States
Canada
Aberdeen
American Cash Record Co
Waughs News Offers Clock Key Dinnerware Giveaway
Beginning today the store will allow a single turn of the clock key for a chance to win a set of dinner dishes. The time will be published in tomorrow's papers, and the nearest ticket to the stopped clock wins the free dishes the same evening. Bring your ticket before 6 pm next day.
Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald
J S Waugh reports items from all Chehalis County areas. New daughter for Mr and Mrs Ralph Nordberg. Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen on wedding tour from Wenatchee. E J Kuhn to travel to Chicago and eastern cities. S S S society hosted by Miss Gay Sinde Kellogg on Karr avenue. Hutton from Boston arrives to oversee property interests. Mr and Mrs C M Tilley move to Hoquiam from Laredo Texas. Miss Kate Saddow and Miss Maimie Andrews return to Seattle. Miss Kathryn McDonald of St Paul visits Hoquiam. Police Judge Seth Warren turns over 749.25 in fines for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. S. Society
Kathryn McGlauslin
Ralph Nordberg
Carl Christensen
Wenatchee
E. J. Kuhn
Chicago
Boston
Hoquiam
C. M. Tilley
Laredo
Tex
Kate Saddow
Mamie Andrews
Seattle
Kathryn McDonald
St. Paul
Seth Warren
J. C. Campbell
Letha
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Local Notes From Montesano and Aberdeen
Mrs Belle Monk visited Aberdeen on Thursday. Wi B Marey recovers from a severe grip. Ehen Allen traveled to Portland for a brief visit. Miss Cyria Allen of Aberdeen visits Miss Irene Kellar for a few days. A son weighing seven pounds born to Mr and Mrs Walter McKinney on Thursday April 28 1919. Mr and Mrs J A Rowles of Raymond visit Mr and Mrs R K Mace. Mrs D W Fleet and daughter Lillian were Harbor visitors Wednesday afternoon. B F Jacobs and family of Puallup were guests of Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Monk
Aberdeen
Wi. B. Marey
Ehen Allen
Portland
Vis
Cyria Allen
Irene Kellar
Walter McKinney
J. A. Rowles
Raymond
R. KE. Mace
D. W. Fleet
Lillian
B. F. Jacobs and Family
Puyallup
The Only Clothes That Assure Proper Style
A brief fashion note highlights essential garments and timeless styling cues. It emphasizes fit, fabric, and color to elevate everyday outfits and project confidence in public appearances.
Social notes and local business moves in Eldridge Wheeler area
Mrs. L A Morse of Oakville visited friends Mrs G E Marcy in this city for several days last week. The Woman's Guild of St Mark's Mission will meet at Mrs G H Wartman's home on Wednesday afternoon May 4. N Wilson of Montesano Furniture Co has bought the Ed Rodney residence at Fifth and Wyncodie. Attorney J A Hutcheson was in Aberdeen Wednesday reviewing dragging operations for the Hoffman body. Nina Nelson left Monday for Aberdeen to live with her parents who have purchased the Kendall Hotel there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Wheeler
L. A. Morse
Oakville
G. E. Marcy
Woman's Guild of
St. Mark’s Mission
G. H. Wartman
Do. N. Wilson
Montesano Furniture Co
Ed. Rodney
Fifth and
Wyncodie Streets
J. A. Hutcheson
Aberdeen
Hoffman
Nina Nelson
J. P. Nelson
Kendall
Local notices and personals from Montesano area
Miss Ethel Fanshier recovers from appendicitis. Mrs. Oscar Smith visits Montesano from out of town with her mother Mrs. L. P. Bendixon. A. L. Callow returns from Seattle after a business trip. W. G. C. T. U. plans a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. L. S. Wakefield’s on Second street. Clinton Holcomb’s funeral noted as fitting tribute to a husband son and father. John Strubel returns from Seattle following hospital treatment. Ned R. Hackett sells property at Young and Ninth to Frank Groundwater for investment. Mrs. Huldah M. Decker buys corner of Young and I streets for 1100, plans to reside there. Engineer Maxwell and crew begin surveying a new county road route via Fourth street to Main, improving farmers’ access and county economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fanshier
Oscar Smith
Montesano
L. P. Bendixon
A. L. Callow
Seattle
L. S. Wakefield
Second Street
Clinton Holcomb
John Strubel
Seattle General Hospital
Ned R. Hackett
Young and Ninth
Frank Groundwater
Huldah M. Decker
Rebekah Smith
Local Trade and Visits Reported in Oakville
Three fine hogs were shipped by Porter Bros to Aberdeen on Tuesday. B S Toothman Poe a three year old horse was sent to C N Mills on Thursday for 235 dollars. Mrs Frank Stevens returned from a three week Tacoma visit. A Barrie attended his cousin Miss Louise Reynolds funeral in Olympia Tuesday. Grandma Mauermann traveled to Pe Ell Thursday to visit her son. Samuel Sharpley of Santa Rosa enjoys time with old friends and plans to stay the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Bros
Aberdeen
B. S. Toothman Poe
C. N. Mills
Frank Stevens
Tacoma
A. Barrie
Olympia
Louise Reynolds
Chehalis County Treasurer reports 1910 first quarter
Montesano April 30 The first quarterly report of Chehalis County treasurer for 1910 shows receipts of 622 153.71 with 531 097.40 cash on hand April 4. Taxes produced 416 207, up over 100 000 from 1909 first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Chehalis County
State Board of Equalization
Tracklaying Starts on Union Pacific Bridge Route
Construction moves across the river from Elma with Delazone bridge completion on Friday and tracklaying beginning in earnest this morning. The project involves the tracklaying machine and cars operating along the Union Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Union Pacific
Delazone
Waterfront Shipping Movements At Local Mills
A Friday through Sunday burst of activity along the waterfront shows schooners Helene Gelden Shore Ludlow and steamer Centralia Westerner Hoquiam Santa Barbara Santa Monica Doris Newburg John C Myer G C Lindauer Fair Oaks Chehalis and others loading for San Francisco San Pedro Sydney New South Wales and Honolulu. The British Baron Ogilvy moved from Slade mill to Hoquiam en route to Sound ports for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Union Mill
Honolulu
Gelden Shore
Slade Mill
Ludlow
Hulburt Mill
San Francisco
Centralia
Westerner
Hoquiam
Santa Barbara
American Mill
San Pedro
Santa Monica
Carlos
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Doris
Burrows Mill
Newburg
John C. Myer
Aberdeen Lumber
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Fair Oaks
Chehalis
San Pedrec
Watson A. West
Sidney
New South Wales
Baron Ogilvy
Slade Minl
Sound
China
Gibson String Quintette To Play First Annual Concert
Local musicians form the Gibson String Quintette to perform next Thursday evening May 5 at the harbor hall. C D Stewart directs with C D Stewart daughter S Wetteland RA Scaraghini O Taylor among the members. The group features mando cello harp guitar and tenor mandola and promises over two hours of music followed by a dance in the Knights of Pythias hall with the quintette providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Gibson String Quintette
Knights of Pythias Hall
C. D. Stewart
S. Wetteland
RA. F. Scaraghini
O. T. Taylor
Northwest
Pythian Ball Room
Peterson Building Sells Lease for Hotel and Market Rooms
Attorney Wilson Buttner secures a five year lease on the Andrew Peterson block at Market and H streets. Upper floors to become a hotel with 106 rooms spoken for by Seattle parties. first floor to be small stores and a public market. Peterson plans prompt work once sand and gravel are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Peterson, Market and
H Sts
Wilson Buttner
Andrew Peterson
Market
Seattle
Peterson
Man Held on Log Theft Charge in Humptulips Case
Edward Sanberg appeared before Judge Bush on a charge of stealing logs from Humptulips river logging concerns. He was held to answer in superior court in 800 bail. The log identified by Roy Young of Young & Hoover was found in the National mill boom at Hoquiam with the brand replaced. Sanberg ran a logging operation described as conservation minded, letting others cut and float timber to him for market under altered branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sanberg
Bush
Humptulips
Superior Court
Roy Young
Young & Hoover
Hoquiam
Sandberg
Fire Chief Spots Roof Blaze At Burrows Lumber Mill
While crossing the bridge on Saturday morning Fire Chief Schneider spotted a fire on the engine house roof at Burrows Lumber Co. mill. He alerted the department, which extinguished the flames with under fifty dollars in damage. The timely discovery averted serious jeopardy to the whole plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
South Aberdeen
Burrows Mill
Fames
Brurows Lumber Co
Where is Henry Nelson missing from Elma area
Henry Nelson, who lived with J. W. Manley south of Elma, left town about four weeks ago seeking work. Since then no word has come, and friends fear for him as his father in Madeira is critically ill. Nelson, once foreman of the Union Pacific concrete tunnel work, is urged to contact Mr Manley if located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nelson
J. W. Manley
Elma
Madeira
Nelson
Union Pacific
Mr. Manley
Ma Chronicle
Elma Olympia Road Cut-off to Shorten Grays Harbor Route
The Elma Olympia road cut-off, reducing distance to the capital by many miles, will be completed soon. Objections have been removed. The project was among suggestions from a Good Roads association meeting held here months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma-Olympia
Grays Harbor
Capital
Good Roads Association
Brooks Family Relocates to New Parsonage Home
Rev. B. F. Brooks and family moved from the old parsonage on F and First streets to the new one at Second and I streets on Saturday. The old building was sold to F. K. Van Tassel and will be renovated for A. Semmen and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Brooks
First
Second
F. K. van Tassel
A. Semmen
Reading and Writing Change a Man in Two Years
A Cleveland Leader humorous quip contrasts two men who transform through love. One learns to read and write in two years for a woman, while another becomes a fool for love in two days, illustrating differing life changes sparked by romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Leader
Political Banter Between a Candidate and Dutch Friend
A humorous exchange turns on promises and voting, as a candidate questions a Dutch friend about supporting him. The reply questions the pledge and accuses the voter of lying, highlighting a playful clash over election promises.
Clever Bobby Deflects Spelling Test with Cat Challenge
A minister tests six year old Bobby by asking him to spell kitten but the boy declines saying he is beyond that and offers cat as a challenge. The exchange is reported in Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Kitten
Cat
Chicago News
Briggins Known for Meticulous Work Rhythm
Briggins plans his tasks with deliberate pacing. He works ten minutes then contemplates for an hour and a quarter, reflecting deeply before resuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggins
Significance of Little Things Inspires Henry F. Cope Quote
A concise Henry F. Cope reflection highlights that recognizing small details fuels broader success. The quote emphasizes how perception of minor elements shapes achievement and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Cope
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Waugh’s News
Daily Papers
J. S. Waugh
Chehe's County
Aberdeen Herald
Poquiam
Stein-Bloch
Akerdeen
A. W. Barkley
Wishkah Blouk
Gibson String Quartette
The
Herald
Edward Sandberg
Sueriox
Burrows
Northern Pacific
Ill
Baltimore
Yellowstone Park
H. B. Elder
Aberdeen, Wash
A. D. Charlton
Chehalis Court
State Supreme Court
L. L. Trask
Vera
Eastern
Middle West States
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