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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
5
The Aberdeen Herald discusses council actions and conflicts involving local officials Benn and Stewart. It notes arrests for certain offenses, concerns over personal use of office, and calls for accountability amid August meetings and advertising plans.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions examination, trial, and veterinary terms without clear context. It references a leaden note about perfection and faults, with stray terms like examination and order. The legible pieces suggest a legal or medical notice but lack coherent details.
The Fulton county farmers back a new road program using gravel to improve routes year round. They plan to grade and lay gravel with local funds, relying on community support and subscriptions to cover costs for winter building. The state of New Jersey is noted for higher costs and slower progress by comparison.
A chaotic legal notice announces probate actions in Washington state. It names administrator J. A. Brace and lists creditors, claimants, and public sale details with a May date and location in Warrington and Aberdeen for the settlement of the estate of Jeu at Geceaned Manuel Salner.
The notice lists assessed parcels in numerous blocks and additions in the town now city of Aaverdeen including Weatherwax Benn, Forsell, Evane & Lewie G. B. H., and other subdivisions. The City Council will establish a Board of Equalization on Saturday June 1 7402 to hear and determine claims to age and value as per the ordinance.
The St Louis Republic notes British India’s 200,001 miles of macadam roads as a superior pattern for the United States. It cites engineers trained in colleges supervising road work and reports on substantial annual conventions discussing road progress and grain shipment impacts. The piece argues U S. farmers favor better highways and that country roads are the rail lines of commerce.
The Chehalis County W C T U annual session meets at Hoquiam M E church for two days beginning in May with director W B Piats as president of western Washington WC T U present to conduct an institute on techniques and a public address planned for Friday evening inviting a large audience.
The Northern Pacific Railway Co will sell round trip tickets to St Paul or Missouri River terminals for six dollars. Tickets on sale June 7 for continuous passage only, with a sixty day return limit.
A property note describes 160 acres of jam land near the Wencoce river just below Mattzen and 50 acres more at the bottom. A bona fide farmer may be surprised at the payment time offered. Inquire of G. M. Powran, owner, Aberdeen. Wasi.
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