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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1912
Page
5
Superior Court minutes record new cases filed and general court actions. The county auditor lists real estate transfers and miscellaneous instruments filed, detailing property moves and related paperwork.
The superior court's log for the prior week lists case proceedings, motions, rulings, and administrative actions in a concise record of judicial business. Names of parties or specific case details are not provided in the readable fragments.
In re estate of Joseph Hill de ceased sale of realty confirmed. Final accounts approved and decrees signed in estates of Joseph Garnett and J J Johnson. Divorces granted in Rutschow case. Various dismissals and judgments for plaintiffs against Bertha Latham August Byng Solobowski and Emma Bernard. Taxes reduced for 1911 case with costs taxed to county. Alfred Shelton vs Chehalis county judgment for plaintiff $122.90.
A series of civil actions and notices appears including debt action 10174 Paul Smits against Hattie A Hewitt, garnishment 10175 John Cronecalis v Louis Kobas, divorce 10179 Peter Shabiel v Julia Shabiel, promissory note cases 10180 10188, and a minor’s work permit 10182. Proceedings name plaintiffs and attorneys Morgan Brewer Cross Abel and others with Bridges Bruener appearing for defendant.
A compilation of property transfers including multiple parcels in Aberdeen and Montesano areas. Listings show transfers between individuals and companies such as Quellette to Elfrink, Sweesy Land Co. to Aberdeen Realty Co., and Ross to Dillard, with notes on lots, tracts, blocks, and additions across townships and sections.
A sequence of quit claim deeds and mortgages is listed for Hoquiam Aberdeen and Montesano areas, including transfers to I W Wellington and Chas Leavitt, and numerous lot and block changes in North Hoquiam Hoquiam Westport and Riverdale additions. Several properties in Aberdeen Gardens Todtman’s and Wishkah areas are cited with related mortgage actions and assignments.
Farmers face leases mandating straw be converted into on site manure or its manure equivalent returned by haulers. City buyers traveling country for straw encounter refusals and locals demand manure repayment to avoid soil depletion, signaling wiser practices for soil health.
A compilation of transfers and mortgage actions includes Joseph Herman to Public with affidavit of title, Ettie Bailey to Frank Ground Water mortgage assignment, Adolph Gebhardt to Albert Gebb in A C second addition Elma, Sarah Linn to J W Kleeb timber contract on A F Coats land, and multiple other chattel mortgages and deeds across Elma Aberdeen McCleary Alto Pass and adjacent areas.
A New York sociologist criticizes U S immigration and criminal policies arguing hundreds of thousands in the country are feeble minded and unable to manage affairs. He questions handling of alleged criminals versus care for the mentally deficient.
In spring the farmer struggles with tough conditions. The piece notes hardship in the furrow and across the field, reflecting the season’s agricultural pressures and labor demands.
A Kansas Agricultural College entomology professor recommends spraying melon vines to control the melon aphid. Use a mix of eight pounds whale oil or laundry soap per fifty gallons of water or black leaf 40 at one part per thousand, with whale oil or soap added at four pounds per fifty gallons of water.
A Riis quote critiques wealth concentration and greed as a modern parallel to past disloyalty era strains. It warns wealth gaps threaten democracy while urging unity and defense against internal decay. The Washington Star joke about a landlord and loud piano echoes social tensions.
Ad claims neglect of constipation leads to indigestion jaundice and liver trouble. Promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as safest cure for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility. Price 25 cents at druggists.
Fred H. Cooper sues Hilda Cooper to dissolve their marriage on desertion grounds. The State of Washington warns Hilda to answer within sixty days after May 13, 1912, with Aberdeen as the attorney-posting address.
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