Aberdeen Town Skims News On Residents and Trips
Brief notes from Corona coffee phone 1827 R cover local movements. Listed are residents and visitors including W W Bower in Oregon, W J Patterson to San Francisco, Mrs M M Wakefield in Aberdeen, J A Vance in town, R L Dalton on official business, H J Cresap back at the ticket window, Mrs Phil Locke visiting from Lake Quinsault, and others touring or transacting in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T— W. W. Bower
Oregon
W. J. Patterson
San Francisco
H. J. Cresap
Union Station
Portland
For Sale Belgian and Rufus Red Rabbits Advertised
For sale by J Kaifer at Highland Home 722 Fourth Avenue Aberdeen two rabbit breeds Belgian and Rufus Red advertised in a brief classifieds style notice. The fragment notes a sale location and seller name with a sparse contact line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Home
Rabbitry
Fourth
Avenue
Aberdeen
J. Kaifer
Pine Tar Honey Relieves Whooping Cough Quickly
Dr Bell stands behind Pine Tar Honey as a cough remedy that loosens mucus soothes the throat and lungs and reduces coughing intensity. A family with growing children should keep it on hand for all coughs and colds. 25 cents at your druggist. Electric Bitters a spring tonic.
Hotpoint Prizes Offered for Best Toaster Arrangements
Local stores feature El Grilstovo electric toaster displays as $1,000 in cash prizes are offered for the best arrangements during the week ending tomorrow night.
Christian Science Lecture at Grand Theater Tonight
William R. Rathven, a board member of the Christian Science lectureship, will lecture this evening at the Grand theater. The event starts at 8 o'clock, admission is free, and the public is invited to attend.
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William R. Rathven
Christian Science Denomination
Grand Theater
Sloan's Liniment Claims Quick Rheumatism Relief
The ad promotes Sloan's Liniment as quick relief for rheumatism and related pains. It promises near instant soothing of hot tender joints and muscles and urges keeping a bottle at home for colds sore joints and similar ailments.
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Sloan
Sloan's
For Sale 43 Acres River Bottom Near Malone
Forty three acres of river bottom land with twenty one acres under cultivation offered one mile west of Malone. Priced at 3600 dollars. Contact H. M. Dunlap R. R. No. 1 Elma Washington.
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Malone
H. M. Dunlap
Telephone fault found on Hoquiam Aberdeen line
W. H. Hennessey assistant superintendent of telegraphs for the Oregon, Washington and Northern company locates the trouble on the cable beneath the Hoquiam river at the Northern Pacific bridge. A new section of cable has been sent for and will be spliced in. The circuit has been out of commission about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hennessey
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Hoquiam River
Northern Pacific Bridge
Arrest for carrying concealed weapon reported
Zigman Slowiskis was arrested this morning by Patrolman Williams on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. The suspect allegedly had a revolver with a conspicuous Smith and Wesson manufacturer mark on the barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zigman Slowiskis
Will‘ams
Smith and Wesson
Crecelius Surrenders to Police in Forgery Case
C C Crecelius, a young man who turned himself in to local police on Wednesday claiming forgery in Portland, is not wanted by Rose City police. Aberdeen authorities are holding him while deciding next steps.
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C. C. Crecelius
Portland
Rose City
Aberdeen
Crecelius
Woman's good taste boosts auction sales at New York house
A New York auction house credits a woman specialist with boosting gains through artistic presentation. In a sale of oriental bird cages the seven cages with color-matched singing birds sold for 410 to 700 dollars due to appealing arrangement. The birds and cages created a color symphony enhancing value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Leslie
Music at Aberdeen High School Opens PTA Series
A free musical entertainment tonight at the Aberdeen high school auditorium under the central council of the Parent-Teachers Association. Directed by Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Croxall, the program begins at 8 o clock and aims to make schools social centers as the first in a series of similar events.
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Aberdeen High School
Central Council
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Walker
Croxall
Aberdeen appoints new police chief from within
W. J. Seaman retires as chief and is made night sergeant with Robert J. Schmidt succeeding him as chief. T. E. Delahanty remains day desk sergeant. Schmidt, six years with Aberdeen, was previously on the Seattle force and is acclaimed as one of the best officers the city has secured.
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Seaman New
Delahanty
W. J. Seaman
Robert J. Schmidt
T. E. Delahanty
Aberdeen
Seattle
Schmidt
Monte sano forms Boys Pig club led by state and county agents
In Montesano on May 6 a 13 member Boys Pig club was organized in Montesano schools. Superintendent Eldridge Wheeler leads the effort with County Agriculturist Monroe and T. J. Newbill from the U S Department of Agriculture providing guidance and support for pig care and best results.
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Montesano
Eldridge Wheeler
Monroe
T. J. Newbill
United States Agricultural Department
Narrow Escape in County Auto Accident Near Wood's Crossing
May 6 report from Monroe Elma states County Agricultur ist FC. Monroe and his wife narrowly escaped serious injury when their car skidded on a county road near Wood's Crossing. The vehicle overturned destroying the top and windshield but neither they nor Mrs Monroe were seriously hurt.
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Monroe Elma
County Agriculturist FC
Monroe
Wood's Crossing
Purple pansies signal mourning in wartime London
English society adopts purple pansy brooches to show sympathy for wounded or missing loved ones. The trend spreads at fashionable gatherings where the flower sparks conversations about casualties. As the war continues, crowds grow more cheerful yet aware of shared grief.
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London
Kiel Canal Reconstruction Aids Germany In War
The Kiel Canal, opened in 1806 after eight years of work, connected the Elbe to the Kiel Fjord over sixty miles. It was widened from 72 feet bottom to 335 feet surface and 144 feet bottom with a 36 foot depth, plus twin locks. Reconstruction cost 55 million dollars and greatly aided Germany in the current war.
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Kiel Canal
Elbe
North Sea
Kiel
Baltic
Germany
Debated Gettysburg losses and Washingtons War record
The letter argues about Gettysburg casualties with figures stating about 5 664 killed and breaks down Federal and Confederate losses. It also asks about St Petersburg becoming Russia's capital, Napoleon's Moscow campaign of 1812, and Washingtons military career questions with terse yes no answers.
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St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Russia
Napoleon
Moscow
Baltimore
Kremlin
Lincoln Quote on Firm Stand Grounded in Character
A Lincoln aphorism urges readers to set their feet correctly and stand firm. The line emphasizes balance between action and resolve, reflecting timeless guidance on steadiness in purpose.
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Lincoln
Ivy Wingo Expected to Shine as Reds New Backstop
A baseball observer predicts Ivy Wingo will have a strong season with the Cincinnati Reds after moving from the St. Louis Nationals. Once Snyder’s understudy, Wingo becomes Reds’ first catcher and is praised as one of the best in the organization with ample work behind the plate.
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Ivy Wingo
St. Louis Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Wingo
Snyder
St. Louis
Reds
New Jumping Star Emerges From Madison Square Garden
William H. Taylor of the Illinois Athletic club, an almost unknown athlete, set two National Amateur Athletic Union indoor records at Madison Square Garden New York. He defeated veteran Platt Adams in both events, clearing five feet four inches in the standing high jump and leaping eleven feet two inches in the standing long jump, records that surpass prior marks though not Ewry’s world records.
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William H. Taylor
Illinois Athletic Club
National Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Platt Adams
R. C Ewry
Taylor
Ewry
Maisel Calls Yankees Star Fastest on Bases
Fritz Maisel of the New York Yankees is described as the fastest man in baseball, faster than Cobb Lobert and Milan. He says stealing third is harder than second and recalls starting sixteen times in two weeks and stealing fourteen bases.
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Fritz Maisel
Yankees
Cobb
Lobert
Milan
Chicago Tribune
Maisel
Condition Counts With Cueiste
Willie Hoppe, the world’s greatest billiard player, says a billiard star must stay in shape as a boxer does. He asserts good condition steadies nerves and clean living fuels success. Hoppe practices a daily long walk and has never drunk alcohol or smoked, keeping him in peak form.
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Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Grand American sweep stakes set for San Francisco roads
A tread race with a $50,000 purse the largest for its kind will run October on the Vanderbilt and Grand Prize courses in San Francisco. The event is organized by the Panama Pacific Exposition racing committee and open to drivers and cars worldwide. No piston displacement limits will be set. similar rules to grand prize events may apply, per William L Hughson.
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San Francisco
William L.hughson
New N P Train Begins Mixed Service Between Cosmopolis and Bay City
Beginning tomorrow a mixed train will operate on the Northern Pacific every Tuesday and Saturday between Cosmopolis and Bay City. The 8 15 a m train from Hoquiam will connect with this mixed train at Aberdeen Junction.
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Northern Pacific
Cosmopolis
Bay City
Hoquiam
Aberdeen Junction
Real Waffle Kitchen Cure Appears For Stage Itch
Van Amburg of the Waffle Kitchen reports relief from stage nerves after Everywoman's Grand show. He claims compensation may arise from his post performance appetite, as hunger after the Monday night crowd drives him to keep cooking waffles with honey while avoiding the footlights.
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O’er
the Grand
VanAmburg
The
Waffle Kitchen
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