Chehalis County Happenings and Local Notes
Chehalis County items gathered by Aberdeen Herald correspondents note social visits and meetings. Reports include W C T U plans, trips by residents to Victoria and Redondo, a minor fire at Hub Clothing, births, marriages, and local business changes, with several deaths and committee updates.
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Geo. Arland
Fieldy Gleason
Marie Gleason
Satsop
Elina
Rath Townsend
Della Hall
HW. Fitz
Victoria
B. C
Fr. Ts. Wils
Aberdeen
Er Fulton
Redondo
Montesano Lumber & Mfg. Co
William Moore
Chehalis
Miss Fillian Fleet
Carl Jetzlal
Raymond to Build Modern Shingle Mill downtown site
Raymond Herald reports A B erdeen partners A. Coats and Thomas Larkin plan a four upright and one hand machine shingle mill on a Willapa river site between Creech Bros sawmill and old Toomey-Martin mill. Pile-driver to start immediately. daily capacity 250000 shingles. operation slated for winter.
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Creech Bros. Lumber Company
Toomey-Martin
Mesers. A
Coats
Thomas Larkin
Aberdeen
Mil
Willapa River
Northern Pacific Railroad
Board of Trade Vital to Town Growth and Unity
Modern boards of trade unite bankers, merchants, professionals and clergy to promote local progress. Harmony, active organization, and a clear campaign plan drive town promotion, attract new investment, and combat competition. A proactive secretary aids momentum, but broad cooperation remains essential for success.
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Board of Trade
Rome
Italy
Paris
Tex
New London
Town Board of Trade
Middle West
Far West
Boards of Trade
Club
Railroad Development and Finance Forecast by Wabash President
F A Delac argues railroad growth hinges on finance and regulation. He predicts capitalization growth 5 to 10 percent annually and warns against inflation of stock caused by excessive returns. He cites public policy as limiting expansion and urges government safeguards and modernizations.
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F. A. Delac
The
Wabash Railroad
Who Reads the Herald in Aberdeen and Chenalis County
The Herald serves Aberdeen and Chenalis County with broad circulation. More than half of local families who read papers consume the Herald, making advertising valuable from the smallest news item to the smallest ad.
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Herald
Aberdeen
Chenalis County
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Stewart’s Park Addition
W. Heron Street
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OL Poy, Roberts
A. L. Callow
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Larry Winir
Shkelton
Wash
Turseback
T Lay
Re. Nels Nelson
Summit
Silsby
Muriel
Oma
Wisconsin
AL. W. Keimfohr
Gray’s Business College
Elma
Harbor &. C. Dennis
Frederick
South Dakota
Fortiew
J. B. Blair
A. Simpson
Mae
Eva Printy
Che Salis
Sr. M. Wakefield
Daugh
Ter Hazel
Anna von Bargen
Westport
Oakville
Henry Garrard
Elder A. Wilson
Carson Hot Spring
W. Ht. Glover
Easton
Shorey
Garrard Creek
Tripp
Rochester
Elder Wilson
Thos. M. Bowman
Portland
Ore
Ottie L. Bliss
Vancouver
Chamberlain
Chamblain
R. G. Stewart
Stewart & Bro
Greenville
Ala
Evans Drug Co
Hoquiam
L. B. Carter
Centralia
Geo. A. Brown
Lester
Anna Witner
Mro
R. I. Dandy
Niagara Falls
J. A. Morse
Morse Bros. Shipbuilding Company
Bath
C. A. Wood
Lansing
Walamazoo
Mich
Hoquiam Lodge
Magles’ Hall
Ballard
Great Falls
Montana
Raymond
Larkin
Grays Harbor
Raymond Herald
Boston
Horrow
Little Cent
Girls’ Academy
Misses’ Academy
Magera
Topsy
Tion
East Wishkah ST
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