Chehalis County Happenings Across the County
Chehalis County notes from Aberdeen Herald correspondents report several moves and travels. Kesterson leaves for Seattle on month long business. Ruth Townsend departs for California on vacation. Manke paints new East Pioneer cottage. Seaseenseinvah and Elsie Carr head to Rockford Illinois for college. Francis E. Smith and wife visit Emi. Walter Everson in Oakland, California finds business success. A ferry will cross Chehalis River at Grand Mound operated by J R R James. Bellamy party arrives from Wichita Kansas to explore settling here. Mr and Mrs John Law relocate to the city to join Law family business. Mary Ireland resigns Montesano music post for San Francisco. Montesano National Bank and Montes General Hospital will be heated with hot water this winter by Dr F L Carr.
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Stseeseinnvah
Elsie Carr
Sa Orday
Rockford
Illinois
Francis E. Smith
Emi
Frond
Walter Evierson
Oakland
California
Chehalis River
Grand Mound
J. R. R. James
L. A. and
L. Bellamy
Wichita
Kansas
John Law
Aberdeen
Law
J. 8
Mary Ireland
Montesano
San Pranisco
Montesano National Bank
Motest General Hospital
F. L. Carr
Local Notes From Fulton and area
A. E. LeRoy at home reported very well. A. Beckwith plans a neat cottage east of the Methodist parsonage. J H. Kieming and Alpha painting the Odd Fellow’s hall at Main and Third. Fulton discharged from Dr. French's hospital after two weeks with rheumatic attack. Hotel Valley opened under D. J. Reynolds. Old frame building moved from Main and Richrd corner. R. H. Wade plans a two story concrete store when cleared. Joe Vance moves Wace building to west of Taylor’s livery for a garage.
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A. E. LeRoy
A. Beckwith
JH. Kieming and Son
Alpha
Main
Third Streets
Fulton
Main and
Ylchird
R. H. Wade
Joe Vance
Wace
Taylor's
Main Street
Hoquiam Social Notes Portrait Local Travel and Misfortune
Mrs Warren Hull returned from a three month visit in California. Mrs John Peel with her children left for Seattle. Artist Sue Parrott King arrived as guest of Mrs C W Stine. Wilcox departed for Mount Vernon after learning son Lyle is there. Roberts and wife left for Hector Kentucky for two to three months. Mrs Harry P Albright returns from New England after seven months. Carpenters union delegate Briscoe left for Salt Lake City for about two weeks. Clarence Renter injured by accidental gun discharge on a Moclips beach, leg wound not serious.
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Warren Hull
California
John Peel
Seattle
Tom Vicox
Mount Vernon
Lyle
L Roberts
Baldwin Hotel
Hector
Cuey
Harry P. Albright
New England
W A. Briscoe
National Convention of Carpenters and Joiners
Salt Lake City
Clarence Renter
Hoquiam General Hospital
Moclips
Miss Pearl Jacobs Plans Month Visit to Portland Relatives
Miss Pearl Jacobs visits Port land relatives for a month, travels from San Diego, returning briefly before resuming her journey home.
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Pearl Jacobs
Mrs. C. Ney
Portland
San Diego
Oakville News Roundup Infirm Mrs McConnell Ill
Mrs Sid McConnell remains gravely ill with slight hopes for recovery. Clara M Trudgian advances lumber for a new windmill tower. Rumors circulate of a future mill on Black river. Ned Ferron returns from a logging camp in British Columbia. Ernest Ball finishes a eastern Washington tour and returns home. Mrs L Bradley and her father G W Rutledge visit friends in Iinvis and eastern states.
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Sid McConnell
Clara M. Trudgian
Runnors
Black River
Ned Ferron
British Columbia
Ernest Ball
Washington
Trees for Road Sides and French Highway Shade
Consul Skinner reports French experience with roadside shade to protect roadbeds from heat and drought. Experts advise vertical-rooted trees on outer road edges at about 10 meter spacing, with specific planting depths and yearly trimming for ten years, noting dry climates benefit more than damp ones. The piece ends with a political quip from Washington Star.
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New York State
Marseilles
New York
F. Birot
Bureau of Bridges and Highways
Ineluctable Concomitant Dialogue Fragments
A brief dialogue piece features a father and son named Bobby with a dispute over leaving with a boy. Bobby explains he acted because the other boy held his hair, reflecting a tense family moment. The clipping also includes snippets urging adoption of a plan and complimenting good weather.
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Bobby
The Summer Schedule in Puck’s Wit
The quotation contrasts leisure and work ethic with a playful exchange about weekends in the country and rest at the office. It reflects lighthearted humor from Puck.
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Puck
The Garden Handicap Quote From Houston Post
A humorous note about suburban life features neighbors' chickens as a metaphor for the suburban handicap. It also includes a quip about a person seen entering a chiropodist's, reflecting light urban humor in a Judge column.
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Houston Post
Little Girl Sells Bicycle Inquiries at Herald Office
A notice offers a child's bicycle for sale at a bargain. Inquiries directed to the Herald office, with location hints tied to local storefronts and a hospital residence noted for context.
Oiled Macadam as Rain Defier and Road Work
Rainproofing methods improve road quality with oiling macadam. In Kansas City area oiled macadam remains firm when water shifts soils. rock roads stay dusty or muddy, oiled surfaces resist weather. In New Jersey twenty two farmers volunteered to cover a quarter mile, hauling over 200 loads of cinders to create a passable road in a day. Dust control with water gas tar added to already decent roads via spray cart.
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Kansas City
Trenton
N. J
Agent Wanted in Aberdeen to Sell New Household Specialty
An Aberdeen opportunity from Lindsay & Clary Mfg Co Seattle invites agents to sell a new household specialty. Commissions range from one to twelve repeat orders per sale. The Herald Printery notes a long list of satisfied patrons as endorsement.
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Aberdeen
Lindsay &Clary Mfg. Co
Eastlake Ave
Seattle
Wash
Herald Printery
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Boost Biliousness Relief
J J Firestone of Allegan Michigan reports feeling fifty percent better after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The note praises the product as a fine remedy for biliousness and Evans Drug Co offers samples free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Allegan, Mich
Evans Drug Co
Aberdeenshire Herald Briefs in One-Penny Print
Short news items from Aberdeenshire Herald on local events and notices. Compact items cover community updates, market reports, and public notices with names, places, and dates where readable.
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