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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
5
A Highland widow named Aunty MacGregor lives in a modest house with four rooms and a cherished view. She endured forty years of limp life after a war loss, yet remains sunny, helping neighbors with illness burns and bruises, while a visitor notes the contrast with a wealthy family girl arriving in a grand carriage.
Aunty MacGregor greets Ruth MacLean who brings flowers for Memorial Day. Ruth vows to decorate the aunt’s grave plot and sing, while Auntie predicts a future happiness for Ruth despite troubles. The narration reflects on the sacredness of flowers and the peace they bring to worn souls.
A veteran recounts Gordon's Petersburg sortie and the moment a Confederate officer on a white horse rode toward blazing cannon. He watches as shells explode and riflemen fire through a parapet, then yields when the rider falls just thirty yards from Fort Haskell.
The National Magazine notes General Grant possessed a retentive memory remarkable in daily life and in a whist game with Major General Doyle. It highlights his ability to recall every card, its source, and who would play the rest, while appearing unabsorbed in thought.
A poetic fragment notes a legendary figure, comparing his thoroughness to an epic song. The speaker praises a man whose life imposes a bond among others, ending with a reverent reference to ashes and memory.
A Civil War tale recalls Buck Denman lifting a three year old girl on the battlefield at Fredericksburg as the Twenty first Mississippi regiments assault faltered. The infant’s rescue and a moment of mercy redirected the division back toward town with the colors.
A Memorial Day verse page honors fallen soldiers with roses carnations and lilies. It recalls daring battles and supreme sacrifice for a life of liberty, praising their deeds as timeless remembrance.
A verse expresses reconciliation after war, calling for returning banners and honoring fallen and living heroes. It links shared national pride with healing scars and renewed dedication to the land and its people. The poem contrasts past conflict with future glory and unity.
General Butler seized the steam ferryboat Maryland at Annapolis and towed the Constitution, known as Old Ironsides, to safety during the war after learning of a Confederate plan to seize the historic frigate.
Reading room at 321 Finch Building opens daily except Sunday from 1 30 to 5 p m with Sunday service at 11 a m and Wednesday service at 8 a m near First Street and Broadway.
A compilation of lines about women and beauty from Gail Hamilton Longfellow Macaulay George Eliot. The excerpts reflect views on female allure and its impact on men and society.
Advertisers partner with The Herald to place promotional inserts in the city edition. Agencies and small businesses highlight products and services amid the paper's distribution, aiming for broader readership and sustained local visibility.
Reported poisoning of Mrs. June Keyes, stepdaughter of Rear Admiral J G Eaton, prompts investigation into family ties and possible motives. Authorities say evidence is being examined as part of the case.
Notice is given that T H Hill administrator has filed his final account and petition for distribution in Chehalis County Superior Court Washington for the estate of Colin McKenzie deceased. A settlement hearing is set for June 14 1913 at 9 30 AM in the Monte sano court room. Interested parties may appear and file written exceptions to contest the account and distribution. First publication May 13 1913.
Attorney Frank Beam of Aberdeen Washington appears as counsel for the plaintiff. The notice states first publication on May 6 1913 and last publication on June 8 1913.
In Chehalis County Washington the estate of Hara D. Chapman deceased is settling. James A Hood administrator has filed a final account and petition for distribution with a hearing set for May 31 1913 at 9 30 AM in Montesano. Probate records note May 8 1913 seal of court and clerk’s offices.
Administrator Michael Ryan notifies Chehalis County creditors to present their claims with vouchers within one year of May 13 1913 to the administrator at 118 South G Street Aberdeen Washington. First insertion May 13 1913 last insertion June 10 1913.
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