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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1913
Page
2
The ad touts ladies ready to wear, shoes, and dry goods with bright stock, fresh arrivals, and economical pricing. It promises stylish, paid-for outfits, and highlights sections from corsets to linens with Butterick patterns, inviting shoppers to visit for satisfactory prices.
A former Kitsap county legislator J O Williamson now living in Seattle recounts his wife’s recovery after drinking Plant Juice tonic. He praises Plant Juice as a superior tonic that strengthens nerves aids digestion clears blood and supports liver function. Sold at Eaton and Swaney Drug Store.
The Montesano report lists licenses granted in the week to Albert Kaplan and Barbara Tesar of Aberdeen, T L Rogers of Elma with Katherine B McCall of Portland, N E Peterson with Ruth A Olson of Aberdeen, E E Willis of Aberdeen with Nellie M Preston of Grays Harbor City, O C Mathis with Bertha J Anderson of Tacoma, Joseph Malinowski and Elizabeth Achey of Aberdeen, Nick Dragovich with Mary Dragovich of Aberdeen.
Aug 30 Montesano report notes Labor Day closures. The county commissioners will meet Tuesday instead of Monday to review and prepare the annual estimates. The Herald covers the preparations as members work on the budget for the year.
The West Coast Lumbermen's Association voted to curtail mill output by 33 1 3 percent for up to ninety days effective Sept 1, with about 30 million feet per day reduction if all members comply. Most plants will run four days a week as mills in Seattle Tacoma Portland and Grays Harbor adopt the plan.
J. H. Hale reports a successful second season of alfalfa in Elma. A stand 26 inches tall signals good potential for the crop if managed properly. Frank Strubel and W. A. Wakefield visited Hale and agreed on its promise. Strubel plans to plant alfalfa next year.
Chris Callum and Henry Johnson are in the city jail awaiting trial this afternoon before Judge Snider on charges of fighting Saturday night in the Klondike saloon.
J E Calder and A C McNeil took over the 200 acre James Arland ranch from J J Johnson Land Co. The Montesano property borders the city to the south and west, most is cleared with 180 acres of river bottom. They plan to divide it into acreage tracts for gardeners and dairying, likely attracting new settlers.
The Elma fair grounds show rapid progress with about a month until opening on October 1. Builders have completed most structures including poultry and farm produce buildings, a grandstand, race track, cattle and horse barns, domestic science hall, machinery hall, cook house, and gate office.
Paul S. Reinsch has been selected to serve as American minister to the Chinese Republic, marking a significant diplomatic appointment. The decision aligns with U.S. policy in Asia and follows preceding envoys to the region.
Elma reports the cannery running well and likely breaking even. Beans arrival is light now but Kentucky Wonder will arrive in large quantities soon, enabling full operation and a chance to earn a bit more than running expenses.
An Aberdeen resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney trouble caused by constant jarring at work. He cites family benefits and recommends them to other kidney sufferers. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Washington rifle team at Camp Perry Ohio earned two entries in the national individual match with third and fifth places and will gain two entries in the Palmer trophy international shoot, an honor reflecting on the state and its best shooters.
Heat prostration can affect workers in laundries bakeries and foundries under hot humid conditions. Early warnings include stomach upset vomiting dizziness and tingling. If symptoms appear seek shade rest in a cool room and call a doctor. do not self treat.
A German workman boasted he could blow glass like an expert. A wager led to a test in which he produced only a pear shaped flask, illustrating a fiasco. The tale explains the phrase used for a total failure and notes a price list offer from a company.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock and church service at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. Reading room No 231 Finch building open daily 1:30 to 5 o'clock except Sundays. Located on First Street near Broadway.
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