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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
4
A historical note recalls the framer of a citizens platform who did not demand an ordinance to lower freights and fares on the Northern Pacific Railway, highlighting a missed policy point in railway relief efforts.
The A. M. Baxter is at Wilson mill loading for San Francisco. Tam O’shanter rests at West & Slade mill loading for San Pedro. Chas. R. Wilson sailed from Wilson mill toward San Francisco. Coronado sailed from Anderson & Middleton mill for San Francisco. Newburg arrived Tuesday and is loading at West & Slade oil for San Francisco. Henry Wilson arrived Monday and is loading at Wilson mill for San Francisco. A. F. Coats arrived Tuesday and is loading at Union mill for San Francisco. Grave Dollar arrived Monday and sailed from Hart-Wood mill for San Francisco. The Coaster, newly launched from Lindstrom yards, is loading lumber at Western mill and will be towed to San Fra to receive machinery once loaded.
Noon in Room and high school recitation notes list of names and events. Preaching at Christian church covers Building a Temple, offering for extension, then The Wages of Sin discussed from natural law perspective with quotes on transgression and consequences.
Moniesano Montesano contractors show higher building work than at any prior time this year. John Geissler loses a five year old horse valued at 150. C R Barney becomes cashier at National Bank in Montesano. Chis Levitt returns from Polson camp to spend winter at home. Light & Water Co will operate plant all night and add street lights. Northern Pacific crew moves to Aberdeen after two months here. V tartaush buys separator and ships cream to Montesano creamery. First Montesano teachers association meeting called a success with over thirty attendees. RK Philbrick Co advances on three mile Chehalis County Logging road extension. W N Robberson relocates shop to north side of jet and plans dwelling. buys livery business in eastern Washington.
Mrs Tessie Leybold visited Tacoma friends while W B Taylor came from the harbor to tend to affairs here. Hugh Byles remains ill as Fred Genzel rents vacated rooms for a residence. The new city hall nears completion and a river bridge near Kinnaman enables winter river access to Elma. Conductor McMinnimee takes charge of the switch crew at Hoquiam. Socialists stage a full city ticket Saturday night. Several residents attend gatherings and travel, including Miss Mabel Crawford, Mrs Hart, and Miss Mattie Culbertson. Jon Muis is arrested for carrying concealed weapons and fined Custwich amounts to 51.
Crist Enderson returned to his spar camp in the Black Hills yesterday to oversee a shipment of premier timbers. The Carpenters' Union held a highly attended open meeting at the Eagles' hall on Saturday night with an excellent program and several impromptu speeches.
The advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as penetrating to nerves and bone to reach every part of the body and cure rheumatism lumbago and sciatic pains. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by Shelley's Drug Store.
California optician and eyesight specialist T Magill offers proper fitting services at Payette's Music and Art Store 414 E Wishkah St Aberdeen. Aber deen Semi Weekly Herald advertises news service at $2.00 yearly, $1.50 in advance.
The Aberdeen F and A M held a regular meeting in the old hall and presented A. J. West with a Master Mason’s apron as thanks for building and leasing the hall. Judge N. W. Bush reviewed Masonry’s history in Aberdeen and noted it may be the last meeting in the old lodge room.
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