City Council Hurries Through Short Session and Bond Sale
City council meets Saturday night approving a 1 percent commission to a Toledo firm for a bond sale. An ordinance on refuse burners, sidewalk projects on Terrace avenue, and widening Heron street sidewalks are considered. Transfers include 50 to the library fund and various street and utility actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Heron Street
Terrace Avenue
Library Fund
O. L. Crain Wan
Second
Harrison Bros
Ferry Landing
Fifth Streets
South
Aberdeen
Egeera
West & Slade Mill Co
Wood
H. B. McNeil
Daily Bond News
E. Burrows & Co
G. H. Express
Abstract Co
Pinckney & Johnson
Daily Bulletin
H. Crandell
County Commissioners Set Roads and Salaries In Aberdeen District
The county board met three days to canvass election returns, approve officer bills, and rule on roads. Aberdeen’s population exceeds 5 000, warranting a $1 920 yearly salary for a city justice of the peace and constable. A bridge bid near London and another at Blackcreek were authorized, while a Humptulips district petition was denied.
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Board of County Commissioners
Aberdeen
Hoquiam River
London
Blackcreek
Humptulips
Hanson Bros
Humptulipa
Bagshaw
Oakville
Robertson
Aberdeen-Montesano
R.S. Jackson
Jackson
Higgins Slough
Chehalis County News Snippets From Aberdeen Herald
Items of interest from all Chehalis County sections compiled by Aberdeen Herald correspondents. Gathered from local exchanges.
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Che
Halis County
Aberdeen Herald
Local notices and arrivals fill Hoquiam area pages
J N Wilder becomes father as a baby boy arrives Monday. Copalis to Granville mail contract awarded to J Bilyeu of North Beach. Ruth Townsend visits Aberdeen for Yuill Noe wedding. Several locals travel for mill work, marriages, and business deals. Sizable developments include Hoquiam lumber plans, sewers on Fifth and Sixth streets, and a major mill site purchase by Panel and Folding Box Co with $6,000 spent and $2,000 subscribed by locals. The North Shore Electric Co installs machinery and a large dynamo to boost coast service. The old Burrows spur near Elma is removed.
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J.N. Wilder
Copalis
Granville
J. Bilyeu
North Beach
Ruth Townsend
Aberdeen
A. J. West
O. C. Fenalson
Hoquiam
Arnold
Sidney Moor Heath
Montesano
C. Lucas
Messrs
Emerson
Heermans
Soule
North Shore Electric Co
W. ©. Ellis
Ike Harmon
Dave Bilyeu
Ellis and
Harmon
Fenalson and
Suthoff
Panel & Folding Box Co
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam River
Growth of Northern Pacific Express Business at Local Station
The state of Washington area shows development through increased activity at the Northern Pacific Express company station. This year's business is one third higher than last year, which itself doubled the year before, signaling regional growth and rising commerce.
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State of
Washington
Northern Pacific Express Company
Newborn Son Noted in Cosmopolis Birth Record
Born in Cosmopolis Washington on Friday November 7 1902 to Mr and Mrs Corbett a son. Corbett head sawyer at H C Co. relative from Watkins Minnesota visiting hospital with a broken leg after an accident two weeks earlier at H C Co mill. F L Morgan of Artic Opolis drives two yoke ox team to haul 1500 feet of cable to North River Valley logging camp starting out of town with the cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Roser
Cosmopolis
Wash
Mra. Corbett
Corbett
H.C. Co
Watkins, Minn
Coamopolis
Pile Ovemnopote Hospital
H. C. Co’s
F. L. Morgan
Artic, Opolis
North River Valley
Making of a newspaper discussed in Hartford talk
Hopkins Clark of the Courant explains how newspaper advertising reaches readers in homes and offices. He notes circulars prompt reading on breakfast tables, in libraries and kitchens, turning ads into news as well as commerce and urging clear merit explanations to secure attention.
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Hartford
Hopkins Clark
The
Courant
Ft Epperie
Startling Surprise for Tilden Blacksmith Healed by Electric Bitters
A. T. Headley, a robust Tilden, Indiana blacksmith, endured ten years of rheumatism until Electric Bitters cured him. He reports two bottles fully relieved pain and no twinge in over a year. The remedy purports to regulate kidneys purify blood and treat rheumatism neuralgia nervousness digestion. Available at Smits Drug Co. for 50 cents.
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A. T. Headley
Tilden
Ind
Smits Drug Co
Names and Namesakes Drive Rail Travel Persuasion
Discussion on the power of railroad names in shaping travel choices contrasts scenery routes from the Columbia River to Utah and Oregon Short Line. It highlights famed trains like the Portland Chicago Special and urges readers to contact agents A L or G P A Fort Oregon for more information.
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Illinoia Central Railroad Company
Great Northwest
Seattle
St. Paul
Chicago
Albert Lea
Minn
Minneapolis
Western
Shakespeare
Juliet
Columbia River
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Portland
A.L
Fort Oregon
J. R. Navart
T. P. As
First Ave
Wash
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Columbia Dental Parlors
Harris & Sons
Aberdeey
the City Council
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Z. J. Warwick & Co
Warwick & Wilson
Z. J. Warwick
A. C. Wilson
Firm
Wilson
W . G. Z. J. Warwick
Chehalis County
Richard Smith
Maggie Henderson
M. E. Parsonage
Rev
W. E. Thompson
Taylor
T. Schamhorn
Florerice Dilton
Jos. J. Yuill
Lena W. Noe
Geo. D. Curry
Mabel McCollum
U. G. Robinson
R. L. Ogden
Roy
Fred Thompson
Mr. Lind
John Burk
Satsop
Peter Hunley
Earnest Lyon
Burrows
Northern Pacific
Elma
Goloman’s
Seattia
GEO. J. Wolff
I. Harris & Sons
Eemil
Douglas Shoes
Geo. Fisher
S. K. Bowes
Aberdeen, Wash
Heron
Norin & Hartung
S Sedowash
T. C. Moulton
Aberdeen Grocery Coo
Heron ST
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