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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1910
Page
2
A notice indicates a church sale ongoing for one week at a local store. The fragment mentions Waugh's News and a promotional period, with the sale running in the shop during the stated week.
The notice advertises weekday church delegations from Episcopalians Catholics Congregationalists Methodists Presbyterians and Baptists visiting Monday through Saturday. It promises bargain prices in every department and invites inquiries at the office.
R W Corbett and family return to Hoquiam after visiting relatives in Fenelon Falls Ont Saginaw Mich and Duluth Minn during their eastern journey.
Hoquiam Sept 17 a new piano from Emeneker Piano company arrives at Melintley school. Winter in a Mission finish chosen by Miss Judith Anderson.
Edith A. Junette and Lou E. K. Junette sue Hoquiam hotel owner Hleer mans for 5000 alleging negligence caused the death of Edith Junette in the Hotel Hoquiam fire. The suit claims the hotel lacked proper fire escapes.
Hoquiam report states Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hicks have arranged a around the world trip. Mrs. Hicks will visit relatives in Germany and Mr. Hicks plans to visit the English town of his birth to meet relatives not seen in years. They depart in April.
The Siverson Lumber and Shingle company opened a new mill in Montesano. The plant is the largest between the Harbor and the Sound featuring modern machinery, a heavy band, double-cut pony band with automatic turners, steam feed, and minimal hand work after logging. It includes a shingle mill and can produce 125000 feet of lumber and 250000 shingles daily.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. McBride and their daughter Ruth left Montesano for a trip that starts in Colorado Springs. They intend to visit Illinois and Iowa for a month, then Southern California for another month before returning home to Espanola New Mexico.
The passage notes Mr. Nelson as foreman of the National Lumber and Box factory in Hoquiam and identifies Mrs. Nelson as a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunter, indicating family connections among local relatives visiting this week.
Montesano State League second baseman Richard Arland died in an auto crash near Montesano late Thursday. He leaned from a moving car crossing the Wyncodie bridge and struck a steel support, dying instantly at age 30 leaving a wife and child.
An old trusted receipt from Mrs. Hunter at Market and K streets promotes Yakima Best flour as the best for bread. Davidson Bros advertise Yakima Best with a call to order a sack for Sunday dinner.
Low Morbray completes purchase of the 90 acre H A Mustard ranch on the Wyncoche five miles from Montesano for 10000 dollars. Possession will be taken next week as Mr Mustard plans to relocate in Texas.
Elma workmen prepare the corner store at Third and Main for the Farmers and Lumbermen bank. Two windows are cut through the Third street wall and a ten foot square concrete vault is built. R H Wade moves jewelry stock to rear building. banking room to be modern, with business to start by October first.
Reports from the waterfront list arrivals and departures for multiple ships and mills. Vessels include the Wawana loading at West mill for San Diego and Polaris loading at American mill for Valparaiso, with several steamers sailing to San Francisco San Pedro and California ports.
Ransom Moore and Katherine Ewing married at the Moore residence in Moore family area. Rev. L. T. Root of the Baptist church officiated Wednesday evening in the presence of relatives and close friends.
J G Eubanks of South Tacoma purchased the Rankin place on the South Union road in Elma. The 80 acre tract will be his home site while he also leases an adjacent 80 acres with improvements and buildings for future development.
Oakville on Pine Street when a car veered across Main Street at top speed. Marshal Williams pursued and halted the vehicle near the Cruiser Office with a warning shot. The driver turned out to be timber magnate Bob Lytle, cited before Judge Paine.
Miss Lyda A Erickson and Gustaf Adolph Carson wed in a simple ceremony at 301 South Division street with Rev C McDermoth officiating A local community of friends witnessed the nuptials in the newly fitted home setting after the service printed in the report.
Warren G. Harding, Republican Ohio gubernatorial nominee, emerges as a long prominent figure in Buckeye politics. Born Corsica, Morrow County, he taught, studied law, and built the Marion Star into a success while supporting Joseph Foraker. Also notes Sir George Nicholls and Governor Carroll’s recent indictment.
The text notes a governor in Iowa faced libel from a Des Moines newspaper. It references Carroll as a native of Iowa educated in Missouri and hints at early schooling in Missouri before joining higher education in a different state.
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