Chehalis County Happenings Sum Up Local News In Brief
Aberdeen Herald sent notes from Chehalis County covering weddings and births, deaths from typhoid pneumonia, new shingle mill plans, marriages, licenses, relocations, and fence line updates. Local residents travel to Spokane and Zanesville Ohio, while business and labor issues surface at Emerson Cole and a striking nonunion crew. A 205 acre Grand Forks farm is offered for sale or rent.
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Grand Forks
A. R. Rogers
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at the Grand
The Grand theater presents Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch next Tuesday night in a humorous, homely tale from Mrs. Rice’s stories. Miss Hazy and a full cast bring broad humanity and wit to the stage already enjoyed by over a million audiences.
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Lovey Mary
Little Tommy
Eichorn
Schultz
Weekly Herald Subscription Rates Noted
The notice lists pricing terms for the Semi-Weekly Herald at 82.00 per year with 61.50 payable in advance. It signals ongoing subscription options and payment details for readers.
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Herald
Doctor Schumacher Seeks Office in Chehalis County
Subject to the Republican Primary Election Dr Schumacher has practiced medicine in Chehalis county for years and pledges to give the office his best attention if elected.
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Schumacher
Chehalis County
Waldrons Prepare Cohassett Beach Cottage For Summer
Mr and Mrs R P Waldron traveled to Cohassett Beach to ready their Essex cottage for the coming season. They report extensive winter improvements including a new four cottage addition a garage and steam laundry making the seaside resort up to date. The Puget Sound Automobile association plans a August meeting at Cohassett with races at Aberdeen and Grays Harbor autoists consider entering their cars in the events.
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R. P. Waldron
Cohassett Beach
Essex Cottage
Waldrons
Puget Sound Automobile Association
Cohassett
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Stomach and Liver Tablets Aid Dyspepsia Relief
Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with relieving biliousness and constipation boosting appetite and energy. The ad notes tablets purify stomach liver and blood and support natural function. Evans Drug Co sells the tablets and Chamberlains Salve for burns and scalds for rapid pain relief and healing.
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Chamberlain
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
Evans Drug Co
Free Sunday Open Hours for Visitors
The notice lists open hours from 2 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 30 p m on Sundays with visitors welcome. Image text indicates ongoing free access and regular visitor policy.
Various Quips and Anecdotes from Old Newspapers
A collage of light humor and short notes from multiple papers includes a playful mispronunciation at a lunch, editor and assistant banter about a strong minded woman, a monkey’s chattering, and a weary pilgrim. Also items on bathing customs, emerald diamonds, Europe travel hints, Gladstone’s apologies, a marble cleaning recipe, and a London Tatler notice about recovered apparel.
City Advertising Street Improvements and Tax Notices
Ordinances April 15 authorize B street improvements with 18 inches sandstone at an estimated $500 on immediate plan. Sidewalk on Jefferson avenue north side from Market to First at $150. Oak Street plank roadway from Ninemire to Ash, with related cuts. Street taxes due May 8 and May 22 deadlines. Protests window May 6 for graveling Second Street and drainage works at $2,000. Warrants called through No 3295. bids due May 13 for I street and for Oak Ash Griffin streets.
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B Street
Second and
Market
Jefferson Avenue
First Streets
Oak Street
Ninemire Street
Griffin Street
Ash Street
Hemlock Street
Second
G Street
K Street
First
Blaine
M Streets
Market Street
River Street
I Street
Oak, Ash
Griffin Streets
All the News That's It to Print
Abere deen Herald reports a concise local update across town. The brief covers community happenings, a public meeting note, and upcoming events with emphasis on civic interest and resident participation.
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Sarah Millbourn
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H. G. Hill
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Ida White
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Dec Bussard
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