Chehalis County Happenings and Local Notes
Aberdeen Herald reports social visits and entertainments in Chehalis County. Mrs. N Wheeler hosts, Eastern Star auxiliary meets, and local residents visit Aberdeen hotels. City Council plans a new road to Wyncod ie Cemetery. Sheriff appoints Lumwald deputy at Westport. Accidents, marriages, new mill talks, and property changes also noted.
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Wyncodie
Fairview
John Glenn
University Park
Oregon
W. H. McWhinney
Aberdeen
Hans J. Lumwalt
Westport
Bernard Law
Local Births and Notable Social News
Born to the wife of H Tornquist a son and born to the wife of Ben Booth at Green Cedar a 12 pound girl. Miss Lurie Gleason returned to the Gleason ranch at Satsop Tuesday afternoon. Chas Swazey is laid up with inflammatory rheumatism. A carload of milked cows arrived Thursday from Whatcom county for the Pat Murray ranch. Born to Mrs C A Camillo a daughter. Mother and child reported as doing nicely. Mrs M F Johnson and daughter left for Lakeport Cal to visit her parents. Mrs William Pigman is mother of a baby daughter arrived Tuesday morning April 28. Mr S J Madison of Ranier Wash visited to spend days with his daughter Mrs J E Murrey.
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H. Tornquist
Ben Booth
Green Cedar
Chas. Swazey
Whatcom County
Pat Murray
C. A. Camillo
M. IF. Johnson
Lakeport
Cal
William Pigman
Marriage of George B Love and Miss Baker in Vancouver
George B Love and Miss Baker were married in Vancouver Washington on Thursday April 23 1903. The couple then traveled to Elma to establish their future home. Frank Farris Sr plans to move his family to California starting Monday.
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Frank Farris
Olympia
Sr. Farris
California
George B. Love
J. Love
Local residents and visitors noted in Hoquiam society notes
C W Hodgdon returned from the Sound trip. Mr and Mrs S P Stevens of Elma visit the city. Henry W Bale bought J D Sparling home. Albert Schultz returned to Hoquiam from Winlock. Odessa Hunley and Ethel Winkleman left for Satsop News mentions several others visiting traveling or on errands in Hoquiam with Elks and Odd Fellows activities noted.
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C. W. Hodgdon
Albert Schultz
Winlock
Hoquiam
Odessa Hunley
Ethel Winkleman
Satsop
Visting
S. A. Bitely
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hoquiam Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
C. F. White
Seattle
First National Bank
Richard Jeffrey
North Western Lumber Company
Oregon
Edward Richards
National Lumber Company
San Francisco
J. E. Calder
Montesano
Odd Fellows
N. Mills
Tacoma
Jim Hemphill
Aberdeen
Chamberlain's Dysentery Remedy Sold in Walcott Vermont
An honored town resident suffering from a severe dysentery thanked a friend for obtaining Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, saying it cured him after prior use in the West. M. J. Leach, a Walcott Vermont druggist, confirms stock and Evans Drug Co. handles sales.
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Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Walcott, Vt
Evans Drug Co
Farm for sale or rent near Grand Forks
For Sale or Rent. A farm of 205 acres at Grand Forks. Good house, barn and other outbuildings. Is well located for keeping transient travelers. Will sell or rent part or whole. Small payment takes the place, balance at 6 per cent interest. Write or call. A. R. ROGERS, Wishkah, Wash. 4t.
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Grand Forks
A. R. Rogers
Wishkah
Wash
Combined road drag and grader modernizes highway work
A new device combines a drag and a grader in one unit. Constructed from channel steel the front cutting blade is adjustable for wear or removal for drag use. Designed for two horses but supports up to a thousand pounds and four horses if needed.
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Good Roads Magazine
Jersey's Good Roads Plan Promised by Governor Fort
At a New Jersey Automobile club dinner in Newark Governor Fort urged creating a department for automobiles to fund road improvements. He argued such a body would yield about 200000 dollars in revenue and ensure all funds go to repairing and maintaining roads.
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New Jersey Automobile Club
Newark
Educational Methods In Wisconsin Road Education Efforts
Wisconsin highway officials adopt modern public education on road build ing with Arthur R. Hirst authoring booklets on earth roads and culverts and bridges. A University of Wisconsin correspondence course offers sixteen lessons and a state aid bulletin to spur debate and understanding of road funding methods. Hotel men and business leaders in Atlantic City plan support for road improvements on the Philadelphia shore route ahead of spring travel.
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Wisconsin
Arthur R. Hirst
University of Wisconsin
Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia
Five Mile Meadow
Money For Good Roads Education Drives Federal Aid
Logan W. Page told the House agriculture committee in Washington that about 30000 dollars in additional appropriations would fund ongoing road education programs. Across the country the government builds miles of good roads in cooperation with local communities, often supplying rollers and machinery where interest is strong.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Washington
Logan W. Page
Thousands of Rural Mail Routes Network Nation Wide
The United States supports 37 728 rural free delivery routes totaling roughly 1 000 000 miles traveled daily by carriers. This expansive network links remote communities to national mail services.
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United States
City Advertising Street Improvements Ordinances Passed
Ordinances passed April 15 authorize 18 inch sandstone fill on B street between Second and Market at $500 immediate payment, and a north side Jefferson avenue sidewalk from Market to First at $150. A 16 foot plank roadway is approved for Oak to Griffin to Ash to Hemlock. Tax assessments for Market street and other improvements are due, with delinquency rules and protest periods.
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B Street
Second and
Market
Jefferson Avenue
First Streets
Oak Street
Ninemire Street
Griffin Street
Ash Street
Hemlock
Second
G Street
K Street
First
Blaine
M Streets
Market Street
River Street
City calls warrants and bids for street improvements
Current expense fund warrants up to and including No. 3295 are called and interest ceased April 23. Bids are invited until 5 p m May 18 for improvements on I street between First and Tenth and for Oak Ash and Griffin streets per plans in the city engineer's office.
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I Street
Oak, Ash
Griffin Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ghehalis County
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
N. Wheeler
L. L. Monk
L. L. Gale
Order Eastern Star
Shapter Hall
J. L. Johnson
W. Erist
Crist Hotel
Frank Johnson
Mary Nylander
R. B H. Fleet
Elizabeth C. Girton
Cyrus
Bineham
Kittie Glavin
John Koski
Alma West
R. N. Pilling
Snohomish
Thomas Connor
Wain Street
Winters Bros
Dominick Siseykovich
J. H. Fitz
Elme
Lurie Gleason
Gleason Ranch
S. J.madison
Ranier, Wash
J. E. Murrey
Oakville
Dake
Sansome Street
San
Red Cross Pharmacy
Steel Highway Machine
Jersey
Governor Fort
Grande Gee, Kincaid & Wood
City Advertising
Division Street
N. P
Seventh Street
DB. C
D-Swift
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