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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
2
The teachers of Chehalis county in institute assembled adopt resolutions endorsing Referendum Measure No 1 the Teachers retirement fund measure and urge earnest consideration and support by the county electorate.
Ole Hanson running for United States senator and Stan ton Warburton candidate for Congress will address voters on the streets of Aberdeen and Hoquiam next Monday night.
The Progressive Congressional Committee urges voters across parties to back Warburton rather than the Democratic or Socialist nominees, arguing a Johnson victory serves the status quo while Warburton can win. It blasts the Standpat press for trying to steer votes away from Warburton.
An article promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive flush for clogged kidneys. It claims to ease back ache bladder irritation and related symptoms by flushing and neutralizing urine acids. The piece cites a local druggist and describes Jad Salts as a pleasant lithia water drink.
A London Chronicle correspondent finds a boarding house visitors’ book entry on the south coast. The guest lauds the host and the house but ends with I have been hungry all the time remarking on the food being exceptional.
In Town Topics a joke asks if you saw the place of the Magna Charta's making and teases with a quip about never eating it again after seeing how it's made through Mrs Richquicke's abroad return.
A fragmented caption from a Philadelphia Ledger item notes a local noise described as the powder works down the street blown oop, paired with brief street banter and Irish speech snippets, reflecting early 20th century newspaper quips.
Raymond business man Neal Stupp says Douglas Caples and others see strong Wilson sentiment aiding Charles Drury and Judge Black across Clark and Willapa Harbor areas. Spokane observer John Pattison notes a broad shift toward Wilson policy, predicting Drury, Black and allied candidates win big in Tuesday’s election.
The city council voted six to four to renew First and Last Chance saloon licenses on condition misused features be removed. Vandevort issued a minority report opposing the license. The session was brief and discussed petitions for Wyncodie water projects and other minor matters. The Northern Pacific railroad received a ten year franchise renewal for a spur on River street. Storm sewers on Willard avenue were awarded to August Wallin as the lowest bidder.
An advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm instantly opens clogged air passages and relieves head cold symptoms. It promises quick relief from headache and stuffed nose, with a suggestion to buy a small bottle at drug stores and use daily until symptoms vanish.
Gladys Helene Draper and Theodore G. Siegfried wed Friday at the Draper home with Rev. T H Simpson officiating. They plan a short Sound cities tour then reside at 110 West Hume. Siegfried is chief accountant at Western Cooperative Co. and both attended Aberdeen High School.
Mrs. Jennie Rosenberg won a $2,500 verdict against Travelers Accident Insurance in a case tied to her husband’s death two years earlier. The insurer disputed payment after evidence showed accidental poisoning from canned beef.
Chehalis County Pioneers association, meeting in Montesano, approves incorporation with Mrs. E J Byles named first president. They agree to purchase the old C N Byles house at Spruce and Main in Montesano for 2000 from George E Smith, who lowers his asking by 500 to aid the sale.
Chehalis county plans a total tax levy of 1 289 548 26 dollars for next year, down from 1 516 115 99 this year a reduction of 226 567 73 dollars. Assessed valuation rises from 34 305 328 to 41 880 513 due to newly assessed property tide lands timber mills and logs. Next February tax statements will show lower bills for small home owners and higher levies on lands long escaping fair cost of government.
The body of Harry Alfred Levitt, three, was shipped to Portland after he fell into a slough while playing near water Friday. He was swept away by the current and died. His mother was visiting relatives here. his father is a commercial traveler in Oregon.
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