Chehalis County Local Notes From Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County items list residents traveling teachers new posts and local activity. Miss Etta Artand sails to Olympia to teach again. Reuben Fleet heads to Quiver Island to resume studies. John Lindstrom on the Wolverine visits Wyncodie for dinner with many guests. Several couples obtain marriage licenses in the latest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Artand
Oympia
A.C
L. Carr
Montesano Water Company
Olson, Reeves and Barrows
Rutherford School
Montesano
John Lindstrom
Aberdeen
Friends
Wolverine
Robert Yalbot
Wyncodie
Local Notes From Olympia And Nearby
Elma resident Harry Tompkins has gone to Olympia to enroll in school. Wm Booth plans a new house west of the park. Miss Mildred Himes of Portland visits cousins the Misses Ruddell and Himes. A concrete fire wall is being installed between J Will Anderson’s store and the barber shop. Nevin McIntyre of The Dalles plans to settle here. Attorney EF S Avey bought books for his library exceeding $400. Rumor suggests the N P railroad will build a large section house for the foreman. James H Lewis rents Jeff McCollum’s Third Street house and moves in. Mrs Weh Clay Moore arrives and joins Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tompkins
Olympia
Wm. Booth
Park Wrove
Nevin McIntyre
Dalles
Oregon
EF. S. Avey
N. P. Railroad
Jas. H. Lewis
Third Street
Jeff McCollum
Weh Clay Moore
Hoquiam News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local items report Harry Linder underwent surgery at a Hoquiam hospital on Friday. K. Wood of Wood Lumber Co. visits on business interests here. W. M. Lamb & Son assume Fred O Bennett’s insurance duties after his move to California. P. J. Smith returns from Portland hospital in improving health. Lioquiam forms football team with H. B. Martin as manager and Monday practice begins. Mrs. Will King hosts relatives from Montesano. Overcrowded schools prompt another teacher appointment. Miss Anna Jones offered position. Fred W. Miller injured while working behind North Western Lumber Co. mill editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Linder
K. Wood
Wood Lumber Co
W.M. Lamb & Son
Fred O. Bennett
California
P. J. Smith
Portland
Lioquiam
H. B. Martin
Will King
Montesano
Robinson
Dodge
North Western Lumber Co
Fred W. Miller
Scott's Emulsion Promises Rich Blood By Feeding Marrow
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion feeds bone marrow and the spleen with cod liver oil to improve blood quality. It targets pale schoolgirls and invalids, claiming the product strengthens blood production and offers a free sample, with price and address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Cranberry Grower Reports Below Average Harvest in North Beach
Robt. Chabot, a cranberry grower from North Beach, says this year’s crop is below average due to an unknown cause. Picking has begun and will continue into fall. In other news, Chris Endresen’s Black Hills camp sent seven 110 foot logs to San Francisco for use as masts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Chabot
North Beach
Mr. Chabot
Black Hills
Chris Endresen
San Francisco
Local Notices from Cosmopolis and Area
Mr and Mrs T B Skeen extend stay in Everett a week. Oscar Halverson buys lots in Reuel Nims addition Cosmopolis. O A Dergland builds a rental residence. James Rowland hauls lumber. Chris Thoms in town. moves to Whatcom as yard scoreman at Macfarlane Weatherwax mill Aberdeen. G H C Co begins a two story 108 by 84 foot barn on Front street near C street. Joe Sandhorn logs timber from land north of Chehalis river near the Union Mill Co cannery. owns a logging engine from Creech Bros. Roy Cox William Beles and Nettie Belle Cosmopolis are Aberdeen High pupils. Harry Cox to State University Seattle. Oscar Distler Jr to Pallman course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Halverson
Reuel Nims
Cosmopolis
O. A. Dergland
James Rowland
Chris Thoms
Whatcom
Macfarlane & Weatherwax
Aberdeen
Joe Sandhorn
Chehalis River
Union Mill Co
Creech Bros
Roy Cox
Wm. Beles
Nettie Belle
Aberdeen High School
Harry Cox
State University At
Seattle
Oscar Distler, Jr
Pallman
Serviceable schooners at West & Slade mill load for San Pedro
The schooner A. Coats is loading at the West & Slade mill for San Pedro. The W. J. Patterson sailed from the American mill Friday for San Pedro. H. D. Bendixon is at Anderson & Middleton mill loading for San Pedro. Falcon arrived Friday and is loading for San Pedro. A. J. West and Robert J. Hind are at the West & Slade mill. Sophia Christianson is at Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mills loading for San Francisco. Wm. Bowden is anchored in harbor taking deck load from West & Slade mill for Sidney Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ¥. Coats
West & Slade Mill
San Pedro
W. J. Patterson
Falcon
Port Friday
A. J. West
Robert J. Hind
Sophia Christianson
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
San Francisco
Wm. Bowden
Sidney
Australia
Billiard Hall Outfit For Sale Cheap
Complete billiard and pool hall outfit offered for sale. Everything needed to start a business. Inquire at the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera.op
Engineers assess Grays Harbor commerce and harbor needs
A U S engineers team led by Col W H Hewer visited Grays Harbor to study current and future commerce and to judge required improvements. They toured Hoquiam and Aberdeen, held talks with local officials, reviewed lumber shipments, and planned a report likely favoring completion of the south jetty and groundwork for a north jetty to provide 80 feet of water at low tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hewer
San Francisco
W. C. Langfit
Portland
Millis
J. M. Clapp
Seattle
Grays Harbor
War Department
Hoquiam
Engineer Carpenter
Harbor Belle
Chehalis River
Aberdeen
West
H. D. Crawford
Geo
Crawford
Abedeen Committee
Westport
Sound
Board of Engineers
Stomach Trouble Victim Reports Relief from Tablets
D. L. Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Massachusetts says four years of stomach trouble eased after taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He urges others with stomach issues to try a box, noting noticeable improvement. Price 25 cents, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Beach
Clover Nook Farm
Greenfield
Mass
Chamberlain
His Life Saved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
RB L Byer a well known cooper of this town says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life last summer after a month of bilious dysentery resisted all other treatments. Immediate relief followed. For sale by All Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
RB. L. Byer
B. T. Little
Hancock, Md
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Laxative
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising to cure a cold in one day with a No Cure No Pay offer priced at 25 cents. It claims relief from cough and cold symptoms through a medicinal formula.
Croup Remedy Advised With Ballard Syrup and Liniment
A newspaper note outlines croup symptoms starting from a simple cold and urges frequent small doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. It also recommends applying Ballard's Snow Liniment to the throat at the first sign of a croupy cough and lists W. B. Paine & Co. as a source offering the remedy for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Paine & Co
Grub Street and Grub Tared Was on London's Edge
A compact history of Grub Street from its bowyers and archery trades to its later role as London's famed poor authors quarter. It notes John Fox and John Speed as residents around 1572 and how Cromwell's era brought literary pamphlets and a rise in seditious writing amid the maze of alleys. By the eighteenth century it was notorious as the authors poor quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fletchers
John Fox
Grub Street
T Ox
John Speed
Old
Milton Street
Jack the Giant Killer
Tom Hickathrift
Gotham
Chin As Indicator Of Character In Man
The article notes a pronounced chin or mental prominence in humans, unlike other backboned animals. It claims a well developed chin correlates with firm character and notable intellect, citing Huxley experiments and suggesting a link to digestive powers influencing character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxley
Antiquity of Grains Across Ancient Civilizations
The article traces the ancient origins of grains. Wheat dates to early authenticated history and barley likely originates in the Caucasus but spread widely. Oats and rye were present in Europe and the Greeks and Romans acquired them from northern Europe. The piece notes the continent’s failed early civilization unlikely produced oats and discusses Indian corn's pre-Columbian presence in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucasus
India
Egypt
Europe
China
America
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Reuben Fleet
Quiver
Fnd
T. J. McDowell
Mack
James Smith
Veysey Bros
Ross Vorhies
Markham
Wynovoche
Eleanor Trask
Auditor’s Office
Wilder
Wartman
Butler
B. F. Titus
Ohio
Oswald
Robert Gibson
C. C. Bland
Gertie Bailey
Edw. Murray
Myrtie E. Telford
Fred Jock
Hermina Neuert
L Bazel
Janet Spewart
F. C. Carlson
Helma B. Lindblom
Samuel B. Parks
Grave B. Nichols
Jno
Mildred Himes
Ruddell and Himes
J. Will Anderson
Missanna Jones
Mrs. T. B. Skeen
Everett
Front Street
C Street
H. D. Bendixon
Anderson & Middleton Mill
U. S. Engineers
GOL
Jwman’s
Lance Valle
Onsumt
C Gotzian &Co
Anufacturers
PAUL
the Reliable, Co
W. Mack
Heron St
L. L. Maley Tel
Wash
Condon
Man
His Chin
ABC
Shaw, Brown Liquor Co
A.J. McCall
J. H. McFadden
City Livery and Transfer Co
HERON
Broadway
Aberdeen, Wash
Steamer
Rancer
H. A. Benham
Pascoe
C. Pascoe. Pron
Kendall
Gus Kendall
Cor, Hume and I Sts
Hotel Northern
J. P. Nelson, Proprietor
Wishkah Street
J.G. Lewis
C.w. Miller
State Bank
Edwin E. Barbe
J. W. Hill
Marshall Sts
Portland, Or
Goldman
Harbor Queen
Montesano - Cosmopolis
S$oquiam
Aberdeen Arrive
Montesano. Ee
C. Fh. Burrows & Co
Eighth Street
Hoquiam Hotel
Willapa Harbor
Washington
Fred Hewett
Herald Printery
Goldman's
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