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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

2

Phillips In France Out as Mayor Seeks Cooperative City

Mayor Phillips bids farewell to his predecessor Mayor France and urges citizens to support the new council. He vows to keep politics out of city affairs and stresses citizen cooperation as crucial to the administration’s success. New councilmen W. H. McWhinney and Anton Pista are introduced by retiring officials.

Phillips France W. H. McWhinney Anton Pista R. Cc. Vandevort L. D. Evans Peter F. Clark

Aberdeen Mayor Promises Unity and Progress Yet Allots Public Works

The new Aberdeen mayor will preside at a Monday event featuring addresses by Congressman J W Fordney ex State Senator Alex Polson and others. He praised Samuel Benn founder of the city and urged public spirited work, street improvements and a free bridge over the Chehalis river. He urged police restraint from drinking and hoped for harmony between capital and labor through reason and fair play.

J. W. Fordney Alex Polson Chehalis Samuel Benn Aberdeen

Mysterious Death: Mrs Harlan Die in Aberdeen

Police report a plain fifty year old woman identified as Mrs. Harlan died in Aberdeen after two weeks in the city with a companion. The pair used the name H Leonard on a prior visit. The Whiteside and DeWester undertakers await word from relatives before burial arrangements.

Young Aberdonian Fined for Open Season Fishing

Elmer Lumber, a young man arrested April 30 for fishing before the open season, was sentenced to 31 days in jail and is to be released tonight or tomorrow morning after Sportsmen and Aberdeen sympathizers fundraised to pay his fine. He may return home to Westport and will seek work before returning to duties.

Montesano Elmer Lumber Aberdeen Westport

Off on Prospering Trip in the Olympics

Montesano May 6 Three local men E D Kellerman W F Barrows and Claude Nutter left for a summer prospecting expedition in the Olympic mountains Their destination and targets are kept secret but they will travel through the Wishkah valley and plan to return by September or when snow stops them.

Montesano E. D. Kellerman W. F. Barrows Claude Nutter Wishkah Valley

Plea From Widows of Slain Logging Foreman and Conductor

Mrs. Louis F. Stertz and Mrs. Fannie E. Johnson appeal to the industrial insurance commission after denial of compensation for the deaths of Joseph F. Stertz and Johnson, two victims of George Steele who killed three men near Camp 5 on April 2. The hearing is expected to reveal factors leading to the tragedy.

Montesano Louis F. Stertz Joseph F. Stertz Simpson Logging Company Fannie E. Johnson Conductor Johnson Industrial Insurance Commission George Steele

Dry spell breaks crops in Montesano region

Geo E Smith of Sprague, son of Blockhouse Smith who arrived from around the horn in 1854, says the current drought in the county rivals a 1861 62 dry period with no rain from April to October and crops failing as the Chehalis River nearly dries up.

Montesano Geo. E. Smith Sprague Blockhouse Smith Chehalis

Evening gown description from historical attire notes

A pale pink and golden red satin gown features a white daphne silk veil and an overdress of crystal beaded silk net. The garment falls straight from the shoulder to a demi train, presenting a refined evening silhouette.

Frock of Goldenrod Satin Described in Detail

A light gray goldenrod satin frock features a skirt with ample folds held by a king's blue velvet girdle. The bodice combines satin and cream lace with an inset vest of cream daphne silk.

Fashion Don’ts for a Polished Look in Dress Attire

Do not wear a veil unless you can place a neat fresh one properly. Avoid overaccessorizing and choose a single ring if funds are tight. Favor a smart dark frock color over loud contrasts and skip white topped boots for large ankles. Refrain from mixing seventeen browns and tans. Ensure the back of the frock is checked in a mirror to confirm flattering lines.

Divorced Annie Bobinski Seeks Property Return From August Bobinski

In Montesano on May 6 Annie Bobinski files suit to reclaim possession of Aberdeen property allegedly taken by her former husband now remarried. She asserts the divorce did not name the property and that August Bobinski also known as August Petroski wrongfully dispossessed her.

Montesano Annie Bobinski August Bobinski Aberdeen August Petroski

Mrs Duncan Dies After Illness in Summit

Mrs Duncan, long ill with heart trouble and goiter, was found dead in her Summit home. Funeral services were held today at Summit with Rev. Cook officiating.

Duncan Elma Summit Rev. Cook

Echo at Shipley England Declared World’s Most Perfect

A brief note reports that the finest echo in the world was found at Shipley England with a claim of unmatched clarity and resonance.

Shipley England Trent

Hoquiam Sets June 7 Franchise Election Date

Hoquiam city commission set June 7 as the election date to decide if George Tilden & Co of Seattle will be granted a franchise to supply electric power in Hoquiam. The measure was approved at the May 6 session.

Hoquiam City Commission George Tilden & Co. of Seattle George H. Tilden & Company A. E. Cross State Public Service Commission Cross Tilden & Company Lake Cushman Aberdeen Chehalis County

Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Aberdeen Herald

Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs J A Pietsch on May 7 and a girl to Mr and Mrs Theodore Mazzini on May 3. Mrs R H Evans plans a Columbus Kansas trip returning in June. Mrs F L Carman and children arrive from Lebanon Oregon visiting Salem en route and occupy Trebrake house. Mrs Kinnison exhibits an oil study of onions in Paine window showing notable skill. Commissioner Anstie surveys North River Cosmopolis road for upgrades. Two railroad switches planned from depot to Wilsons mill and west to Standard Oil warehouse. A four club baseball league eyed with Montesano Cosmopolis Aberdeen and Hoquiam for summer games to foster regional rivalry.

J. A. Pietsch Theodore Mazzini R. H. Evans Columbus Kansas F. L. Carman Lebanon Oregon Salem Trebrake House Kinnison Paine Anstie North River Cosmopolis Wilson First Street Standard Oil Company Montesano Aberdeen Hoquiam Grays Harbor

Jitney Debate and Franchise Moves Dominate City Council

Jitney advocates represented by Attorney Stewart argue jitneys operate freely without needing a schedule and should not be restricted to specific streets. A motion to cut a five passenger jitney license failed. An electric franchise request by Tilden & Co. seeks Lake Cushman power for Aberdeen with hearings set for June 9. Two pipe bids were opened at $30 per ton from Crane & Co. and United States Cast Iron Pipe. Mayor Phillips announced committee appointments across several departments, all confirmed.

Stewart E. A. Milette Anton Pista Crane & Company United States Cast Iron Pipe Company Elder Jean B. Stewart Lewis, Morse Company City Me Company John J. A. W. Featherly O.W

Council muddles through routine city business and approvals

The council approved several financial actions including deposits of city funds with Hayes & Hayes and Chehalis County banks, bonds for city officials, and extra bond. approved warranties for construction and refunds denial. ordered bids for tar dipped pipe. discussed windmill nuisance and gasoline tank permit. reported on city departments and April activity including permits, hydrant and street work, and fire alarm system updates.

Fifth Street T. H. Hill Hayes & Hayes Bank Chehalis County Bank Agnes McGillicuddy Peter F. Clark Nellie Thrift Glen R. Snider Carl Gylling Brecht and Empey Water Committee Hotel Washington Water Department J. T. Drum East Market Street Fire and Light Committee West End H. B. Elder Kelsey W. H. Tamblyn Tor Tamblyn Erdeen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peruna M. Morgan Wadsworth, Ohio East Hume Street Chehalis Produce Company Washington Whiteside Undertaking O'Farrell Orting DeWester Harlan DeWetter Insurance Commission Aberdeen Herald Jitney Tosoon Belaw J. H. Empey J. D. Walker BE. BE. Wieland J. M. Bowes W. J. Egerer McKnight J. W. Fraser B. A. Milette Egerer Milette Brecht Walker Grant Pista Fraser Wieland McWhinney Bowes Empey Council James H. Empey Geo. J. Wolff Grays Harbor Railway & Licht Company the Electric Service & Supply Company
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