Chehalis County Happenings from Aberdeen Herald
In Elma updates note Mrs. John Rogers travels to Hoquiam to visit her daughter Mrs. A S Girard and Mrs. James Murrey goes to Olympia to see her hospitalized daughter. Hoquiam reports on residents visiting relatives, logging road work, and a Pennsylvanian move home.
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John Rogers
Hoquiam
A. S. Girard
James Murrey
Olympia
Orra Murrey
Huehke
Jeff Anderson
Polson Logging Co
Howard Godnour
Baby
Bedford County
Penn
Gochnour
D. M. Gochnour
W. A. Combes
Portland
Ore
Mr. Combes
Montesano News Notes and Local Visits
F L Campbell visited Elma on a brief business trip. Mesdames Stockwell and Douglas of Aberdeen visited Montesano. Mrs Minkler of Wyocoo valley stayed with Mrs Robertson in Aberdeen. J E Calder, famed Montesano trader, spent early week at Blockhouse ranch. A Devonshire moved to Lacey with sons to enroll at St Martin College. Mrs Byles returned from five weeks in Eastern Canada. Dr Walston returns from Sound cities and plans winter in Florence Alabama for health reasons.
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F. L. Campbell
Elma
Mesdames
A. P. Stockwell
W. G. Douglas
Aberdeen
Montesano Friends
H. C. Minkler
Upper
Wyroochee Valley
Fred Robertson
J. E. Calder
A. Devonshire
Lacey
Wicks
Lewis
St. Martin
E. J. Byles
Canada
J. S. Walston
Sound
Florence
Alabama
Local Notes from Connie to Olympia and Surroundings
Br E Williams of Connie traveled to Olympia on business Monday. Elder Wilson built a windmill at his home. George Hyder runs a camp for A J West at Aberdeen and visited family here Sunday. The child of Mr and Mrs James Snidow buried Friday afternoon in Porter cemetery. C M Neeley bought James Rowe's barn and lots in town for 250 dollars. The Herald prints twice weekly.
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Br. E. Williams
Connie
Olympia
Wilson
George Hyder
A. J. West
Aberdeen
James Snidow
Porter
Centralia Defeats Hoquiam High in Fast Football Clash
Hoquiam fell 11 to 0 as Centralia came from behind after halftime when Grim joined the game. The visitors gained yardage on quick line plunges and long runs, with Grim scoring the lone touchdown and kicking the extra point. Dunkin Lachapelle Kellogg starred for Hoquiam, while Grim starred for Centralia.
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Hoquiam
Centralia
Grim
Dunkin
Lachapelle
Kellogg
Locate
Hearing on Street Car Fenders Set for Seattle
Olympia reports that State Labor Commissioner C F Hubbard will lead a hearing on street car fenders in Seattle at 10 oclock Tuesday October 29 in the Chamber of Commerce. City Engineer R H Thompson of the board of public works will assist for the city with company representatives and safety experts invited to participate.
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Olympia
C. F. Hubbard
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Hubbard
R. H. Thompson
Board of Public Works
Giant Cabbage Grows Near City Water Works
Engineer T C Evans at the city pumping station grew a massive cabbage on a 30 by 30 foot patch near the water works. He harvested a head 40 inches in circumference and 13 pounds after trimming, proving the soil’s strong potential for market gardening in the region despite late planting and minimal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Evans
States Press to Protect Powers Against Federal Encroachment
Attorneys General from multiple states met in St. Louis and urged Congress to enact a federal law limiting federal courts jurisdiction over state law enforcement and administration actions. The memorial argues state sovereignty and urges review of state court decisions by the U S Supreme Court only under current law, praising Democratic positions and noting bipartisan support. A Ballard's Snow Liniment endorsement and local testimonial follow.
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Hadley
Missouri
Malone
Massachusetts
Dickson
Colorado
Davidson
Texas
Fletcher
Mississippi
Garber
Alabama
Congress
United States
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the
Nebraska
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Court
Supreme Court of
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Oakville
C. M. Neeley
James Rowe
the Herald
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Topsy
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