Foreclosures and Claims in County Superior Court
Niaga ra Falls Ladder Co vs S L molds et al forecloses mortgage. Realty Syndicate vs E C Finch et al cancels contract. Foreclosure actions on tax liens include J P H Callahan and Anna C Cook. Ward suits involve debt and garnishment. Divorce case Sarah Manuel vs Fred Manuel. Insurance appeal Nellie Murray vs Industrial Insurance Commission. Partial list of real estate transfers and miscellaneous filings with county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls Ladder Co
S. L. Molds
J. P. H. Callahan
Plains Perdeen Realty Syndicate
E. C. Finch
Bridges & Bruener
E. V. Landon
F. K. Dedrick
QO. M. Nelson
Same
Anna C. Cook
O. M. Nelson
Nellie Murray
Industrial Insurance Commission
Deeds and Mortgages Recorded in Aberdeen Area
A long list of real estate transfers and mortgage satisfactions from Aberdeen area records. James A. Porter et ux sell Little Hoquiam lot 4 block 3 to Frederick Davis. Viola O Stream to Peter E Stream parcels in John Evans addition. Oakville and Montesano properties traded. multiple mortgages released or assigned including E O Newman to Geo Walsh and Mary C Wright et vir to Washington Savings & Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Porter
Frederick Davis
Little Hoquiam
Walter Jackson
A. D. Maine
H. F. Melbourne
State of Washington
Paelo
Sons Levsta
Sark Heal Spekayate
Viola O
Peter E. Stream
John Evans
Aberdeen
B. E. Fleming
John Nelson
McCleary Fes
Benn
Daes
J. A. Mapes
H. J. McGrade
Weatherwax & Benn
Tron Springs Co
J. H. Johnson
Iron Springs
Mary E. Smith
Wm. H. Scott
Wis
James W. Bradley
Tacoma Savings Bank & Trust Co
William T. Bradley
Benign Itis
J. W. Davies
Roy P. Hazel
McBryde
Montesano
E. O. Newman Et al
Geo. Walsh
West End
Mike Bovich
Tom Matovina
Zyowing
D. McCandless
Oakville State Bank
Nana Barnes
H. B. Sweesy
J. S. Cole
G. T. Hall
James McNamara
John Milan
Chas
A. Jump
Chas. Peterson
Gosmopolis
Cscs c
John Wojs
Micky Rok
Benn's Central Addition
Mary C
Hilda Bantanen
Matt Maranen
Northern Pacific
South Aberdeen
Fannie J. Kane
A. J
Bonnell
Carney & Woods
Elma Wee Sol Louis J. Mason
Gun
W. S. Wallace
Georgia McCandless
McCandless
Smith
R. W. Clark
Alok C.corer
J. A. Tannamill
John Almaden
Bills of Sale and Legal Notices from Hoquiam Ledger
A list of bills of sale and legal actions including transfers of piano ownership by Naloh and Wiley B Allen Co, a lis pendens for a lot in Hoquiam, incorporation of Beaulieu and Anderson in sections 14 15 16 21 22, and attachments against Louis Christison with lot 1 block 27 Campbell’s addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Naloh
Charles F. Naloh
Wiley B. Allen Co
E. B. McWhinney
W. H. Butler
Benn
Aber- Toby
DON Oalant
Niagara Falls Ladder Co
S. L
Oliver Hardware Co
C. Mattson
Pantioy Lacs Amarts
Sumner Iron Works
Woodlawn Mill & Boom Co
A. Spencer
Gus Schellenberger
Grays Harbor Welding Co
M. H. Leonard
Weatherwax
David Calderwood
M. E. Church
Oakville
Helen Z. Ruddell
Mort- Meg
O. Sanderson
Louis Christison
Campbell
Hoquiam
Electing a President in Cleveland
Roger Cleveland of New York became the first Democrat elected since 1856 in 1884 defeating James G Blaine of Maine by 4 911 017 to 4 848 334 T A Hendricks of Indiana chosen vice president Cleveland then lost to Benjamin Harrison in 1888 though winning the popular vote Levi P Morton of New York elected vice president Cleveland returned in 1892 defeating Harrison 5 556 918 to 5 176 108 Adlai E Stevenson Illinois elected vice president that year Watch for Mc Kinley in 1896 in our next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Cleveland
New York
James G. Blaine
Maine
T. A. Hendricks
Indiana
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morton
Harrison
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Camel and mule team haul light freight across Sahara trail
A humorous Sahara scene shows a camel and a small mule drawing a two wheeled cart with uneven loads. The camel strides ahead and the mule trots beside, while a boy chats with his father about conundrums and keeps mother guessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
World’s largest crater in Asosan Japan described
The article notes Asosan in southern Japan hosts the largest volcano crater in the world. It spans about fourteen miles in one direction and more than ten miles in the other, illustrating its immense scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asosan
Japan
Do you know how to open the door to courtship
A Baltimore American quip suggests the simplest path to romance is charming the woman, framing courtship as a light social punchline rather than a serious guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rochester Register Notice of Publication Dates
G A C Rochester register notes first publication August 25 1916 last publication September 29 1916 for a public legal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Northern Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
W. M
G. A. C. Rochester, Register
G. A. C. Rochester
Register
Varbs We Have Known Aged Dialect Terms And Herbs
An Exchange reader recalls elderly talk of a past era's herb vocabulary. The piece lists herbs once called yarb thouroughwort cammermile dockroot dandelion lobelia and catnip and notes they were steeped and given for blood in earlier times.
Beano History: The Common Bean’s Journey Across Continents
The common bean, native to South America, was introduced to Europe and later to the United States in the sixteenth century. Today it features over 150 cultivated varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Europe
Miss Booful and Her Vendetta of Artful Nonsense
A Chicago Herald item quotes a playful exchange about Miss Booful declining marriage as she pursues storytelling for magazines. The banter predicts she may divorce her art for financial reason, underscoring a satirical view of creative independence.
Meissonier Says Women Paint Themselves Better
The painter Meissonier explained to a curious critic that women can paint themselves better than he can, revealing a witty remark about artistic self portraiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meissonier
The Amateur Farmeress and the Milk Question
A London Punch quip playfully contrasts roles of women in labor and the dairy process. The gag centers on a bar maid joking about milking duties and separating milk from cream, reflecting gendered work humor of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Power of Love and Friendship Inspires Service
Quote about love and usefulness notes that serving others hinges on being loved. It asserts friendship makes one indispensable and that no man is useless when he has a friend, attributed to Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Jealous Thing Sparks Engagement Ring Praise
Miss Plainleigh shows off her engagement ring and praises her fiancé’s taste. Miss Ryval agrees the ring selection reflects the couple’s good judgment and social charm.
Hoppner on Portraits and the Moment of Likeness
The artist Hoppner described his method of painting portraits by first elevating the sitter to an ideal beauty and gradually reducing the ideal until the observer sees a likeness, at which point he stops rather than push for exact similarity. This approach, noted in the London Telegraph, frames likeness as a perceptual moment rather than a fixed image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppner
London Telegraph
Wise advertisers target Grays Harbor buyers in Herald
The Herald remains the county’s most read paper, making it the top choice for reaching Grays Harbor residents. Wise advertisers know its broad audience and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Grays Harbor County
Wise Advertisers
Population and church demographics of Ulster in 1911
Ulster province Ireland had a population of 1,578,572 in 1911. The Catholic population was 0?736 and the rest were likely Protestant, with detailed Protestant figures not provided in the source. The text also discusses currency value changes and military career prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster
Ireland
Irish revolutionary groups and a higher law in US history
The piece recounts Sinn Fein and the Fenian and Clan na Gael movements as Irish political and militant groups opposing Britain. It traces Fenian activity from 1848 in Paris to Stephens in Ireland and America, raids into Canada, and US government interference, noting Clan na Gael as a later, anti British sister group in the United States. It also notes Seward’s 1850 higher law remark, naval cadet pay details, and Portugal Germany military balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Sinn Fein
Fenians
Clan-na-Gael
Paris
James Stephens
Ireland
England
Stephens
America
Europe
Canada
United States
Fenian
Fionna Eirinn
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood
Fredom
Early Morning Talks
A brief exchange quoted from the Houston Post notes a man who is said to be constantly active and vocal, while his wife complains he stays out late. The item captures social gossip tones from a local paper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Wonderful Tree Roots Protruding from Dry Punjab Land
A tree in the Indian Punjao thrives in a very dry area with an exceptionally long tap root. One specimen reached eighty four feet in length and extended vertically sixty four feet into the earth, making the root system notably remarkable.
Phrases Show Differences in Tone and Formality
The article notes that the contracted form Tll or TI will affect voice in pay envelopes. It contrasts informal slang with formal wording, implying different perceptions of authority and sincerity in corporate communications.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House
A. F. Chamberlain
A. S. Austin
William Wariola
J. Turley
McKinley
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
VIA
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake City
H. P. Potter
Dist
Agt
Cor
Heron
IJ Sts
Union Pacific
Waa
Pop
Mother
Mary
United States Land Office
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Wash
Charles H. Lyon
Quinsault
H. E
Olympia
Township
Willamette Meridian
R. M. Locke
U. S
Quiniami
John Olson
O. L. Higley
Earnest Olson
E. H. Adams
Beckenhauer
Buffalo Bill
Prairie Outfit OF
Ranch Girls Cowboy
Tue
Jess Illard
Frank Gotch
Zora
Agnes Zaree
France
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Baker
Mexico
William H. Seward
United States Senate
California
Union
Annapolis
Portugal
Germany
A. A. Star Transfer
Hume
Happy
Hayes
Aberdeen, Wash
S.W. Johnston Transfer CO
So. I St
P. H. King
East Heron Street
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