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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1915

Page

3

Aberdeen Notes Highlight Local Doings And Visits

Aberdeen residents attend religious and social events, visit schools and firms, and note travel to Montesano, Olympia, and Seattle. Local officials discuss civic projects, including Wyncodie water and the Wynooche canyon, while teachers and students participate in contests and performances.

Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey cures coughs and whooping cough

Dr Bell presents Pine Tar Honey as a quick relief remedy for whooping cough and other coughs. It loosens mucus, soothes throat and lung linings, and reduces coughing spell severity. A family with growing children should keep it on hand. 25e at your druggist. Electric Bitters a Spring tonic.

Satsop Cheese Served At Hoquiam Club Luncheon

Members and guests of the Hoqui am Commercial club were regaled with cheese from the new Satsop cooperative factory. Managers of the cheese plant who donated the cheese attended the lunch as guests of the meeting.

Hoquiam

Arrest of Stranger C. W. Phillips on Worthless Check Suspicions

Stranger C. W. Phillips was arrested by local police on suspicion of attempting to pass a worthless check on clothier A. E. Alexander. He was released after he made good on his checks, with liquor believed to have influenced his actions.

C. W. Phillips A. E. Alexander Clothier

For Sale Near Elma 60 Acres with Buildings and Livestock

A near Elma listing offers 60 acres with fair buildings, a garden, crops, 8 cows, 2 heifers, a horse and wagon, plows, harrows, chickens, bees. The sale asks 5000 dollars with 2500 down and balance at 8 percent, to be taken within 30 days. Located one mile to the station in a prime market area. contact J. é Malone in Aberdeen Herald for terms.

J.é S “L Aberdeen Herald Erat Malone, W2

Town Expert in Chautauqua Darling to Visit Aberdeen

Nelson S. Darling described as a town expert represents the American business man in a July visit to Aberdeen with the Ellison-White chautauqua. He analyzes town conditions and speaks frankly on streets parks schools water systems and business affairs. His lectures mix humor with lessons.

Nelson S. Darling Aberdeen Darling Hig

William Moore of Hoquiam Dies After Illness

After a lengthy illness William Moore a Harbor resident of 25 years died Tuesday evening at 9 30 at his home 521 I street Hoquiam aged 65 years He was a mill employee in his active life and is survived by his widow and one son Albert

William Moore Harbor I Street Hoquiam Albert

Construction progresses on federal building foundation

Creech and Walker Construction finished driving tent piles for the federal building at Second and G streets. Pile loading with 20 tons will wait three weeks for a pig iron shipment for Douglas Bros. to complete the foundation work.

Federal Building Foundation Creech & Walker Construction Company Federal Building Second Douglas Bros

Plank walk to cemetery urged and local notes

Twenty years ago Aberdeen locals discuss circulating a petition for a plank walk to the cemetery while the G A R volunteers raise 55 dollars for the cemetery purchase. The piece also notes a ducking of a rooster, elk shipment to Centralia, a newborn child of Engineer Drake, a manhunt return of B P Shephard, and travels to attend a funeral in Aberdeen.

Cure for Weak Legged Chick in Early Rearing

Poultry expert Helen Dow Whitaker explains leg weakness arises in broadsides and overheated hover conditions. She notes warm floor should be about 60 degrees and chicks need air and exercise on dry loose ground with green food. Overcrowding dampness and rich feed worsen the condition.

Helen Dow Whitaker Poultry Department of Washington State College

Chehalis County Fair Premium List Available in Elma

The premium list for the Chehalis County fair in Elma from September 1 to 5 is ready for distribution. It guides farmers and gardeners to plant special articles for possible prizes and can be obtained by writing to J. H. Pinkham, secretary, in Elma.

Chehalis Elma J. EH. Pinkham

Doctor Messer Promises Confidential Specialty Practice

Dr Messer advertises private medical services limited to himself with two state licenses and university credentials. He lists treatment for chronic diseases and male disorders, blood tests, enlarged glands, bladder and kidney issues, ruptures and piles cured without surgery. Office practice at 204 Heron Street Aberdeen with stated hours and free specialist consultation.

Messer Heron Street Aberdeen

Sloan's Liniment offers quick relief for rheumatism

Advertises Sloan's Liniment to prevent or ease rheumatic attacks and sore joints. Claims the product penetrates to inflamed spots within minutes, soothing heat and swelling for rapid relief. Priced at 25c with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Sloan Sloan's

Statewide School Fund Divided Among Counties

Mrs. Josephine C. Preston the state school superintendent apportioned 112839.98 as the state school money for distribution. King County receives 24151.20 the largest share while Chehalis County gets 3166.53 to allot among counties statewide.

Josephine Preston Chehalis County Josephine C. Preston King County

River bottom acreage and cultivation land for sale near Malone

For sale 43 acres river bottom with 21 acres in cultivation located one mile west of Malone. Asking price 3600 dollars. Contact H. M. Dunlap in Elma Washington at St-76-F R. R. No. 1.

Malone H. M. Dunlap Elma Wash

Aberdeen City Council Discusses Four Street Projects

Four street improvement proposals dominated a Wednesday Aberdeen council session. The vote on condemning a Gate road through the Stewart property was postponed a week to review county fund contributions. The F street grade was approved with property owner easements for 30 feet, and Washington and Division streets gains were approved with June 23 protest date set. A ditching and diking plan for South Aberdeen was slated for next week.

City Council Wishkah Road Stewart Property F Street A. E. Cross Mr. Cross J. M. Bowes Fourth Bland Streets C. W. Ewart John C. Hogan Martha. Benn Ross Pinckney M. Sierrant C. O. Rosing Carl Anderson O. W. Oim Bertha. Yedin Henry Blomquist Samuel Benn Highs McKinley Avenue Washington Street Heron Division Washington Pacific Avenue River Street Aberdeen

Fair crowds for circus despite steady rain

Grays Harbor residents braved a downpour to Stewart field by streetcar or jitney to see the Sells Floto circus and Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. Attendance was fair to good for both afternoon and evening performances, aided by strong programs and loyal interest.

Grays Harbor Stewart Field Sells-Floto Circus Buffalo Bill

Two Divorce Suits Filed in Montesano

James M. Robertson sues Clara Robertson for divorce alleging improper conduct with Fred Slosson of Mount Vernon. They have four children, oldest nine. Howard H. Curry sues Laura Curry of Hoquiam for abandonment. one child involved with $10 monthly support requested and about $500 to $600 in personal property in Laura's possession.

Montesano James M. Robertson Clara Fred Slosson Mount Vernon Howard H. Curry Laura Hoquiam

Westport man jailed over alleged lazy husband acts

May 27 Montesano reports Tom Maxwell of Westport is jailed on a lazy husband charge after claims he sold his wife’s sofa pillows to buy liquor and that he has prior lodging in the county jail.

MR. Sherwood Aberdeen The Portland Timberman Sherwood Alameda County Cal Los Angeles San Diego W. H. Pearson Columbia River B. P. Shephard Fishermen’s Union Pearson Kalama Astoria Montesano Graham Tom Maxwell Westport Bastile

All the Seams All the Time in the Herald

A compact note from the Herald highlights ongoing sewing coverage across sections. It signals frequent updates on crafts, patterns, and garment trends with emphasis on local makers and shop events.

Herald

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