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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1906

Page

2

May Be Built On Large Plot Or Twenty Five Foot Lot

A notice indicates that construction may proceed on either a large plot or a twenty five foot lot. Copyright 1906 by Stanley A Dennis.

Stanley A. Dennis Broadway, New York

Suburban Little Home Highlights Colonial Style Design

A design for a second floor plan suitable for a large plot or a twenty five foot lot. The frame uses yellow pine with pine trim and cedar shingle roof. Interiors feature glazed pantry drawers cathedral glass and marble bath. Estimated cost $3500. Stanley A. Dennis presents a dignified compact example of colonial style living.

Stanley A. Dennis Glenn L, Saxton

City Jury Awards Damages To Pedestrian In Construction Site

Miss Ashley injured when the north sidewalk near Wishkal street was removed for pile driver access. A trial in the superior court awarded $1 025 to the plaintiff after the city argued safety measures and warning lights. The city plans to appeal. Dora Thorne presented by Rowland & Clifford with lavish period sets and refined staging at the Grand theater on Thursday October 25. The Herald reports the show in detail.

White News Telephone Exchange Wishkal Street Miss Ashley Messrs Rowland & Clifford Dora Moorne Farl Manor Dora Thorne Bertha M. Clay Grand Theater

Man’s nerve worn by illness. medicine promises liver relief

The passage notes a man aged by sickness and suggests liver torpidity as the cause. It promotes Herbine as a regulator for the liver and overall health. Mrs Carrie Austin of Hollon Kansas endorses Herbine as the best medicine and says she never is without it, with Shelley's Drug Store of record.

Carrie Austin Hollon Kansas Shelley

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