May Half Gone Signals Summer Approaches
The article notes that May is half over and mid summer will arrive soon, marking the progression of the season. It emphasizes the proximity of summer with weather shifts and events typical of the period.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
2
The article notes that May is half over and mid summer will arrive soon, marking the progression of the season. It emphasizes the proximity of summer with weather shifts and events typical of the period.
A local shop announces upcoming stock of silks and dainty cotton fabrics in white or color and promises lower prices. They report strong spring business and plan a move to the Electric Building in July, staying in the old stand until August first. Special bargains include shoes for all ages and clean-up prices on spring suits and coats as they reduce stock before moving. Best dresses in town offered at reasonable prices.
The leaflet explains that anyone ten years old or older may open an account in their own name and that a married woman may do so without her husband's control. Withdrawals require no notice and deposits are guaranteed by the Government. The plan will be printed in 22 languages for distribution in local post offices as foreign-born citizens increasingly use postal savings. Depositors now total about 800,000 with foreign-born accounts representing roughly 40 percent and over half of all deposits, reflecting trust in the government and protection after experiences with private banks.
A Spokane style column reviews the Montesano scene noting Judge Irwin and Judge Sheeks as respected local jurists and questioning a transgression motto above Irwin's chamber. It also describes the Chehalis river tide reaching Montesano, with government improvements aiding river traffic and local saw and shingle mills resuming operations.
A witty exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal where two social climbers debate the risks of appearing overly friendly to a distinguished stranger. The banter turns on cautious charm versus bold sociability in polite society.
A Louisville Corner Journal excerpt offers home tips for airing mattresses to fluff them and soften pillows and bedding with sun exposure. It also suggests attaching old suspenders as handles and humorously contemplates wearing a monocle in imagination, noting friends might tease.
A brief exchange notes that Walter asks about compounds on a fare fill and a deleterious nature while acknowledging the latest items from the Baltimore American. The dialogue emphasizes ongoing updates and the newspaper source.
The column lists new cases and probate matters in the superior court. It covers numerous debt and foreclosure actions, divorces, family desertion, and garnishments, plus estates and guardianship proceedings with names such as Kuenecke Nelson Levi and Lackey Lackey.
A land record listing multiple transfers from J L Vann to J T Dillard and other pairs. Deeds mention Hoquiam additions, North Aberdeen, Westport Beach parcels, and various lot and block identifiers with dates and grantees including Schutzler, Churchill, and Congdon among others. The document records sheriff’s deeds and quitclaim actions across several townships in Washington.
A set of conditional auto sales and related transfers appear, listing parties such as Hub Davis and T. C. Wilcox, plus Dever Halverson General Electric Co. to Lamb Machine Co. and Wade Music Co. to Mrs. Fred Rubottom. Details indicate conditional sale of autos and electrical equipment.
The timetable lists R R Guide eastbound from Aberdeen to Tacoma with Seattle arrivals at 6 05 p m and 7 25 p m and westbound departures from Seattle at 7 35 a m to Tacoma 8 50 a m and Aberdeen at 1 00 p m An Owl Train departs Portland at 11 00 p m reaching Seattle 11 15 p m Tacoma12 45 a m Centralia 3 0 a m and Aberdeen 6 00 a m Train No 41 Motor Car leaves Portland 2 10 p m via Seattle 10 45 a m to Tacoma 12 00 m Centralia 5 20 p m and Aberdeen 7 40 p m
An Evanston Medical News essay by Dr. H B Hemenway argues Washington died from diphtheria rather than acute laryngitis, suggesting his life was shortened by over treatment rather than disease. The piece notes Hemenway’s own life outlived obsolete cures.
In Chehalis County Superior Court Celia Crowley files a civil action as plaintiff seeking court relief. The document names Crowley and lists a case caption indicating formal filing procedures and jurisdiction.
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