Local Notes Tally People Place and Travel
Town items report visits by state factory inspector A C Hughes and Sheriff Schelle Mathews on official business. Evans Drug Co. items highlight new births and ads. Family visits from Copalis Portland Salem and Seattle noted along with church and club events in Aberdeen and nearby areas.
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A. C. Hughes
Schelle Mathews
Montesano
Piano for sale by tuner at 1921 Cherry Street
Krakauer Grand Piano in excellent condition priced at 550 dollars. Contact R D Peyton piano tuner at 1921 Cherry Street by phone 731 for more details.
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Krakauer
R. D. Peyton
Cherry Street
Payton’s Piano Shop
Cherry St
Aberdeen
Modern Drama Classes Run by Prof Harmon in Aberdeen
Professor Harmon of the University of Washington extension conducts Aberdeen sessions on modern drama with many women attending afternoon classes. Special classes for teachers are held Wednesday evenings.
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Harmon
University of Washington Extension
Aberdeen
Death of Charles Orbitt Bennett at Grays Harbor mill
Charles Orbitt Bennett age 47 died Tuesday from internal injuries after stumbling over lumber at the Grays Harbor shingle mill last week. He lived at Hotel Turner. His brother C. A. Bennett of Aberdeen transported the body to Spokane Tuesday night to join their father and another brother.
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Charles Orbitt Bennett
Grays Harbor
Bennett
Hotel Turner
C. A. Bennett
Aberdeen
Spokane
Funeral of F R Granger
The funeral of the late Frank R. Granger was held Tuesday afternoon at the White Side Chapel at 2 o’clock. Interment followed at Fern Hill cemetery with Rev. Charles McDermoth officiating. Pallbearers were L L Maley W H Pearson A I Fox Ed Koehler B J Garman and Harry O'Dell.
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Frank R. Granger
Whiteside Chapel
Fern Hill Cemetery
Charles McDermoth
L. L. Maley
W. H. Pearson
A. I. Fox
Ed. Koehler
B. J. Garman
Harry O'Dell
Parents Drowned Also in Leggett Wreck Victim R D Snediker
The Whiteside Undertaking company reports that both parents of R D Snediker, the boy whose body was found on Point Grenville beach, were lost in the Francis H Leggett wreck. Instructions from Frank McBride of McCormick Navigation Portland sent the body to Bilboa Ohio. A Seattle relative and L T Naes Wisconsin brother confirm details. A third body remains unidentified in the Whiteside morgue.
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Leggett
Whiteside Undertaking Company
R. D. Snediker
Point Grenville
Francis H. Leggett
Frank McBride
McCormick Navigation Company
Portland
Bilboa
Ohio
Seattle
L. T. Naes
Wisconsin
John Naes
Jefferson County
Whiteside
Death of F E Dudley in workshop gun accident
F E Dudley a prominent building contractor was accidentally shot while cleaning a revolver in his Third and Jefferson streets workshop. The 45 year old man died from a bullet near the heart and was found by his son Willard around 9 30. Dudley built several expensive Jefferson Street area houses and is survived by his widow son brother sister and father. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the White side chapel with Rev J T McQueen officiating.
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Third
Jefferson Streets
F. E. Dudley
Willard
Dudley
Whiteside
Jefferson and
Third Streets
Crater Lakes in Easter Island New Zealand and Java
The piece describes crater lakes in Easter Island and New Zealand with a boiling mud pool in Papandajan Java. It notes unfinished tufa crowns near Easter Island figures, a now-erupted New Zealand lake, and the dramatic volcanic activity observed from the Papandajan rim including sulphur columns and boiling mud walls.
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Easter Island
New Zealand
Java
Bodies of Leggett victims wash ashore near Ozette
Port Angeles Oct 7 County Coroner Fulmer received word that two bodies washed ashore at Ozette sixty miles south of Neah Bay from the Francis H Leggett disaster. One was in a seaman's uniform and the other a passenger. Both carried Leggett life belts.
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Port Angeles
Fulmer
Ozette
Neah Bay
Francis H. Leggett
Soth
Leggett
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Attended by Few Members
The Chamber of Commerce met at Hotel Washington with about 30 members present out of a planned 75 for dinner. The group decided against immediate club room expenses and deferred the matter. Eight hour and first aid bills were criticized as harmful to industrial interests in the state.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Washington
Joys We Miss Colton Quotation
A reflective quote by Colton on happiness and time. It contrasts youth looking forward, old age looking back, and manhood detained by vague future plans. The snippet encapsulates a philosophical meditation on the fleeting nature of joy.
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Colton
Mrs Browne Says She Lacks Stamina, Doctor Calls It Disease
A brief exchange notes Mrs Browne’s continued complaints. The other speaker believes she lacks stamina while the doctor diagnoses her condition as a disease preventing sleep. The dialogue captures a witty dispute over health and temperament.
Malaria In India Causes Major Sickness and Deaths
Malaria remains the leading cause of illness and mortality in India, affecting vast populations and challenging public health efforts. The disease carries heavy human and economic costs across regions.
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India
City life lessons in a polluted water tale from a rural resident
A rural resident recalls a polluted water scare and slow distillation while discussing city living. He recounts a moment when his wife asked whether to wash Tommy's face or boil potatoes for supper, illustrating everyday decisions under risk.
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Tommy
London Mail
Worsted Spun First in 1340 at Worsted Norfolk
The textile Worsted originated in 1340 at Worsted in Norfolk England and was initially used only by the poor.
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Worsted
Norfolk
England
Retired Grays Harbor skipper Capt Thompson injured in winch accident
Capt Thompson aged 60 a veteran skipper and owner of Grays Harbor Ship Chandlery was struck by a rotating winch handle while supervising the launch of the power boat Hattie II at Grays Harbor hospital reports say His skull was fractured and lacerations were inflicted doctors say he is in critical condition but improving with a chance of recovery after the incident Tuesday afternoon at the yard
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T . Thompson
Grays Harbor Ship Chandlery Company
Thompson
Capt. Thompson
Helene
Grays Harbor
Asphalt Deposit Found Near Montesano
J Kellerman reports outcrop pings of asphalt within a mile of Montesano after returning from the South. He brought samples which melted in heat and burned in fire, noting the material's appearance matches fields and mines seen in the Southwest. He says the seepage has occurred for years and is clearly asphalt.
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Montesano
J. Kellerman
Kellerman
Cashing of bogus draft leads to arrest in city chase
J M Stone is jailed after cashing a $20 draft at Union Furniture Store. Junior Hoonan pursues Stone through streets to the bank, where Stone reappears and later returns the draft. Stone admits West Coast Advertising Company and George F Brooks are fictitious.
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J. M. Stone
Union Furniture
Junior Hoonan
Bank of the United States Trust Company
Stone
R. C. Vandevort
Bank of California of Tacoma
United States Trust Company
West Coast
George F. Brooks
Vandevort
Tacoma
Hoonan
West Coast Advertising Company
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother
An advertisement-style claim urges meat avoidance to protect kidney function. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia preparation that cleanses kidneys, neutralizes urine acidity, and prevents bladder weakness, claiming benefits within days.
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Golden Medical Discovery
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Parfumerie
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