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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1906
Page
3
A ballot indicates the measure to move the county seat from Montesano to Hoquiam, with wording suggesting no mistake in marking. The item reflects a local government change proposal affecting the location of county administration.
Readable notes from Chehalis County include births at Mrs. Al Clark Mrs. J J Johnson and Mrs. Frank Ladley on October 31 and local social news. Residents return from Seattle Tacoma Aberdeen and Spokane while property transfers occur in Porter Centralia and Montesano. The Oyster field reports a big onion and crop example. Notable events include weddings and community visits assorted from Elma Aberdeen Wenatchee and Portland.
H C Heermans and wife left yesterday for a short visit to Raymond. The tug Agnes left the Harbor Friday morning without a pilot or her insurance papers. D Nosford of Los Angeles, a nephew of S A Hoag, arrived in the city Friday on a visit. A A Scott of Delaware Ohio has been engaged as organist at the Methodist church. Councilman H A Livermore is suffering from a badly swollen hand, the effect of inflammatory rheumatism. Jack Little has returned from an extended visit to relatives in Eastern Canada.
Mrs Clara Martin of Doty visited with Mr and Mrs D W Bagshaw for a few days this week. Mr and Mrs Ross Bussard and Gertrude Anderson returned from Aberdeen where they attended a Sunday school convention. Olympic Lodge I O O F held a busy meeting last Tuesday initiating two candidates in the first degree and three in the second and third. Mr and Mrs E C Brown visiting Cedarville left for Tacoma with Cliff Couch and Mrs H M Kimball. Mrs Kimball stays in Tacoma a couple of months. A republican meeting in I O O F hall Wednesday drew a large crowd for short notice with H J McLean of Mount Vernon delivering an engaging address.
Great happiness fills the home of S. C. Blair the St Albans West Virginia school superintendent as his daughter recovers from a severe nervous complaint described as St Vitus Dance. He reports three bottles of Electric Bitters effected a complete cure. The remedy assists nervous debility female weakness malaria and impoverished blood. Sold by Evans Drug Co Postoffice Pharmacy price 50 cents.
Judge E H Fox current justice of the peace in Aberdeen and democratic nominee for re election has served two years creditably. Native of Missouri age 51 resident of Washington since 1886 he has held roles from county attorney to adjutant general of the state militia and city attorney. Attorneys largely favor his re election and urge voters to place an X after his name tomorrow.
A Herald Printery advertisement highlights a range of printing work from car tickets to full sheet posters. The piece emphasizes customer satisfaction and invites potential clients to consider their services for any printing needs.
The Democratic Party urges loyal members to donate to fund the 1910 campaign. A Democratic House could expose graft across departments and prompt a nationwide push for reform. Send $1 to J. M. Griggs, Chairman, Munsey Building, Washington, D.C., to receive campaign literature and the party’s thanks.
The passage promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation headaches and dizziness. It claims quick relief for bodily "strikes" with purifying effects and lists Evans Drug Co and Post Office Pharmacy as sellers at 25 cents.
A naturalist details experiments showing bats navigate without sight. Blinded with wax, a bat avoided walls and chairs, followed air currents, and explored the room, suggesting a keen sense of touch in wing membranes aided by ear and nose skin. The scene recalls 1793 tests with silk threads guiding passable routes. Chicago News reports London fashion notes on animal motif jewelry and decorative mice on lapels.
A simple nursery game uses a long stick as a goal line and each child gets a paper fan to blow bubbles toward the goal. On signal, bubbles are blown. if one bursts before any child reaches the goal, that child may blow a second bubble.
We cure skin diseases blood diseases varicose nervous decline weakness piles fistula and diseases of kidneys bladder and prostate. We charge nothing for friendly tasks or correspondence. Call or write for symptom blank confidential air correspondence.
Public notice in Chehalis county offering a reward for curating information on any trespass or timber cutting on described lands. Names Grorae L. Frerrz of Detroit Michigan appear in the text.
The entry lists Dr Smits office at Aberdeen General Hospital with hours 10 to 12 a.m. 2 to 4 p.m. 7 to 9 p.m. and telephone 614. An office in Crowther Wooding block at the corner of G and Heron Streets also shows hours 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. 1:30 to 4:30 and 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Telephone 135.
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