Foreclosure and Garnishment Listings From County Court
In the weekly record of legal doings at the county seat foreclosure actions appear with Mike Bovich versus Tom Matovina by Ken W. Abel for plaintiff. Janet Himes versus National Lumber and Box Co. garnishment with C W Hodgdon for plaintiff. Clyde Smith versus Pearl Smith divorce with W E Campbell for plaintiff. Also real estate transfers and miscellaneous instruments filed with the county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bovich
Tom Matovina
Ken
W. H. Abel
Clyde Smith
Pearl Smith
W. E. Campbell
Janet Himes
National Lumber & Box Co
C. W. Hodgdon
Deeds and Mortgages Recorded in Aberdeen Area
Property transfers include F J Becker and wife to Victor Erickson for s15 lots 6 and 7 block 13 Pleasant Home Add Aberdeen with $100 and other considerations. Numerous deeds secure rights of way, lot transfers, and small cash sums across Aberdeen Cosmopolis and surrounding additions in 1st, 2nd, and Broadway areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Becker
Victor Erickson
Pleasant Home Add
Aberdeen
Fiessene
Alex Kalinowski
W. F. Horton
R. E. Paslay
R. G. Lane
Fairview
Consid Opauong
Ieee Oes Eeanche Cs
Geo
W. Ninemire
A. D. Devonshire
W. H. Lebo
A. I. Knapp
N. P
South Aberdeen
James W. Scott
Polson Logging Co
Rebecca E. Sherwood
M. B. Johnson
Memo Bystingers
Ercdeernes and
Real Estate Transfers Include Aberdeen Properties
L L Leighton and wife transfer lot 1 block 10 Pleasant Home Add Aberdeen to Axel Johnson. John McBryde and others sell the upper floor of 411 East Hume Street Aberdeen to Viola Kilgore. Terms note two year and one year rental arrangements with specified payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Leighton
Axel Johnson
Pleasant Home Add
Aberdeen
John McBryde
Viola Kilgore
Hume Street
Real estate transfers and mortgage figures for Hoquiam and Aberdeen
A summary of numerous property transfers and mortgage transactions in Hoquiam and Aberdeen, detailing grants from individuals to J. Ed. Wilson and others, lot and block descriptions, and values ranging from 2%% to 6000 dollars, including parcels in North Hoquiam Little Hoquiam South Arbor and Pacific Land Co. Additions identify lenders such as Washington Savings & Loan, Netherlands American Mortgage Bank, and various named buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Hoffman
J. E. Wilson
North Hoquiam
Frederick Daws
J. Ed. Wilson
Little Hoquiam
BNO
Mary Steuer
Clara Bode
John Hanninen
Luella M. McCaw
South Arbor
James K. Mohney
Durland Trust Co
Hoquiam Masonic Temple Asso
Baresee
David M. Ogden
Plae
Louis J. Mason
J. Ed. Wilson, Part of Lot 2, Sec. Conigios
Geo. B. Miller
Washington Savings & Loan Asso
Pacific Land Co
Aberdeen
Henry Kraft
H. B. Sweesy
Park Add
Lycurgus H. Nixon
Netherlands American Mortgage Bank
Kaufman-Leonard Land Co
Gertrude Croxall
Weatherwax & Benn’s
Gabrielson & Holmer
Kaufman Leonard Land Co
Bortarots
Harriet M. Cox
Geo
B. Miller
Irma M. Cheesbrough
Sadie Bellamy
Gunder
Sjolseth
Axel Hermanson
Mortgage Assignments and Court Sale Inquiries Across Aberdeen
The record lists several mortgage assignments including F A Powell et al to Warwick Cranberry Co and E B Benn to Robert Bell with notes of recorded mortgages. It also mentions a Pacific Fruit and Produce Co case against Bernard F Rasch and wife and a Superior Court of King County order confirming sale of lots in Broadway Add South Bowes Bros in trust of W H VanBow with Aberdeen assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Powell Et al
Warwick Cranberry Co
E. B. Benn
Robert Bell
Pacific Fruit & Produce Co
Bernard F. Rasch
Hoquiam Add
Aberdeen
Superior Court of
King County
Broadway
South Bowes Bros
W. H. VanBow
Swanson Transfer of Hoquiam Lots to Dahlke
Assignment records Charles O. Swanson and wife convey lots 5 and 6 in block 54 of Hoquiam to Herbert Dahlke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. O. Swanson
Herbert Dahlke
Block
Hoquiam
Sheriff Transfers Lots 16 17 in Karr's Garden to Ho Quiam
Grays Harbor County sheriff signs over parcels lot 16 and 17 in Karr's Garden to Ho Quiam under deed Ho quiam 880.89 with legal transfer noted to Peter Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
Peter Anderson
Karr
Hoquiam
Declaration of Homestead for Swan on Hoquiam lot
Mattie A. Swan signed a declaration of homestead for lot 13, block 8 in North Hoquiam. The property valued at an amount unclear, with adjacent notes referencing Humptulips Logging Co and figures in letter H and a fraction to the right. Another line states Tisses Dee Same-Same except first figures read 2/5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie A. Swan
North Hoquiam
Humptulips Logging Co
Tisses Dee
Brokers record transfers and loans in Elma list
A dated ledger slip records numerous transfers of furniture items, livestock, engines, vehicles, and other property between local individuals and firms. Several banks and merchants appear, including Kaufman Leonard Co. and Gould Bros. The entries list recipients such as James Skinner, N Leroy, Walter Rini, Stella Schultz, and Harry L. Martin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rasmussen
James Skinner Jamon
Nieiek
John Hegdahl
Kaufman-Leonard Co
Otis Chabot
Lumberman’'s Bank
Jivertoce
John H. Wolfe
The
Maytag Co
A. H. King
Montesano National Bank
Bank of
N. LeRoy Tuphitute
Walter Rini
Shaw Sup. Co
Bert Fort
Eve Sveverevece
F. & F. Garage
Stella Schultz Guteoe Ass Pie
Poulson Auto Co
C. A. Crosby
Lee
Gould Bros. & Co
Harry L. Martin
Stass
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Aberdeen Man
Read this Aberdeen case M. M. Thein retired carpenter 721 E Second St Aberdeen says Doan's Kidney Pills are all right and he recommends them to anybody who needs kidney medicine He has used them on several occasions and they have always done him good Price 50c at all dealers Dean's Kidney Pills the same that Mr Theim had Foster Milburn Co Props Buffalo NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
M. M. Thein
Second St
Doan
Dean
Theim
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Preventing Infantile Paralysis Through Hygiene and Caution
Health officials Dr Bol dman and Dr Simon Flexner outline early symptoms of infantile paralysis and practical prevention. Emphasizing cleanliness and isolation, they urge hand washing, avoiding unclean foods, not kissing children, nasal hygiene, fly control, and reporting cases to health authorities for rapid hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Boldman
New York City Health Department
Simon* Flexner
Shrockefeller Institute
SKEET EVIDENCE CALLS FOR CAN HOLE PUNCHING
A health campaign urges housewives to punch holes in the bottoms of empty tin cans before disposal to stop mosquito breeding. An expert notes a half filled can can produce over 200 mosquitoes. Old bottles and broken crockery are also identified as breeding sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
The Great White Plague Among Teachers
New York City educational hygiene officials warn teachers face 20 percent higher tuberculosis rates than peers and that half of female teacher deaths are due to TB. Overwork, nerve strain, and lack of outdoor rest are blamed. officials urge rest and daily outdoor exercise to prevent wearied, worn nerves and TB risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Educational Hygiene
City of
New York
Terman
State Board of Health
Remedy for Brittle Nails Promotes Oils and Grease
The article advises treating brittle nails with warm sweet almond oil for five to ten minutes nightly. Apply grease around edges to smooth ridges, cleanse with grease not soap, and use vaseline after soaking. A satinlike finish and pink hue are sought, with cold cream common but vaseline preferred. An orange stick assists cuticle filling, and excess grease is wiped away with chamois or cotton.
Pine strip message from Wisconsin lumberjack found
Miss Mary Hanna a burnt wood artist in Elizabeth New Jersey found a pine strip bearing a note from a Wisconsin lumberjack named Peter Peterson seeking a wife. She acknowledged the busy Broad street post and sent the message to Green Bay Wis for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Mary Hanna
Wisconsin
Peter Peterson
Green Bay
Wis
Boy nine leaps from bridge guard in Waterbury rescue
Nine year old Stephen Williams of 155 Charles street attempted to end his life by jumping from the unfinished Brooklyn bridge over the Naugatuck river. Passersby grasped his ankles and pulled him to safety after he said his mother beat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury Conn
Stephen Williams
Charles Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Naugatuck River
Keen Gull Sight Impresses Skeptical Friend
An American naturalist recalls a shipboard experiment where a dozen gulls followed a steamer at twenty miles per hour. A small biscuit piece dropped overboard disappeared to human eyes but was swiftly found by gulls within thirty yards. The gulls even ignored a stamped envelope piece while pursuing genuine food fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Pissengers
A Man Without Money Seen as Walking Death in Bruno’s Weekly
A Bruno’s Weekly item describes a penniless man as a soulless body and walking death. It paints him as sorrowful, tedious in talk, avoided by others, and deemed an incumbrance, with misfortune following him from morning wakefulness to nighttime bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want
Misery
Bruno
Genius and Mediocrity in Historical Voices
A compact meditation on famous figures noting language, social ease, and public speech. Corneille and Descartes show language gaps, Themistocles and Socrates reveal restraint, Addison Vergil La Fontaine and Chaucer reflect social wit and restraint, concluding that mediation can talk while genius observes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneille
Descartes
Themistocles
Addison
Vergil
la Fontaine
Countess of Pembroke
Chaucer
Socrates
Louis Styles and the Louis Name in Fashion History
The London Telegraph notes how French kings named Louis influenced dress and fabric. Louis XI began the legacy, Louis XIV ordered white silk upholsteries with gold and blue, and items bearing Louis names include Louis Quinze and Louis Seize fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Louis XI
Louis XIV
Louis Quatorze
London Telegraph
Infatuated Youth and Cynical Woman Comment on Color
A fragment from the Richmond Times Dispatch quotes a young suitor praising Miss Sweetthing and a cynical reply noting that her complexion harmonizes with her hair color. The exchange reflects social attitudes and flirtation language of the period.
Falling Leaves Cut From Stems By Cork Layer
Leaves detach as a corky layer forms at the base of the stalks cutting them from nourishment. The dead leaf holds only waste products of vitality while the tree remains rich in life.
How to Remove Rust From Various Articles
Instructions describe rust removal for ironware sinks and pens. Apply unsalted lard thickly, cover with powdered quicklime, and leave several hours. Do at night, then wash with hot water and washing soda in the morning. Use a cloth on a stick to avoid contact with hands. soak a rusted pen in oil to loosen it.
Public Land Claim Notice for W145 SH4 SE4 Section 10
Charles H. Lyon of Quinsault Washington files notice of intention to prove up a Three Year Proof to establish a claim to the W145 of the SH%4 of the SE% of Section 10 Township 28 N Range 9 West Willamette Meridian before U S Commissioner R M Locke at Quinsault on September 30 1916 Witnesses are John Olson O L Higley Earnest Olson and E H Adams all of Quinsault Washington Rochester Register notice first published August 25 1916 last publication September 29 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Northern Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
W. M
G. A. C. Rochester, Register
U. S. Land Office
Wash
Charles H. Lyon
Quinsault
H. E
Olympia
Township 28
Range
Willamette Meridian
R. M. Locke
U. S
John Olson
O. L. Higley
Earnest Olson
E. H. Adams
Ernestin Terse Truths and a Gold Weight Fact
A playful exchange on frankness centers on Ernest named for truth and love. The text notes gold’s density, weighing about twenty times its own bulk in water, illustrating a curious fact about material weight.
Repartee From St Louis Post Dispatch Exchange
A brief comic exchange begins with You look sweet enough to eat and continues with Ti do eat where shall we go revealing playful flirtation from a St Louis Post Dispatch item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Disnatch
Sure To
A terse line quotes a judge comparing trouble to a needle in a haystack, implying some people would find it easily enough.
Uncertain Phrase About Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmentary line hints at a social or cultural note on Cleveland life. The text remains unclear about a specific event or person. No concrete details or dates available.
Practical Health Hint Acute Rheumatism Remedies
Dr William Fitch Cheney of Stanford University cites remedies for acute muscular rheumatism. Rest and heat provide relief. purgation and salicylates help after initial cleansing. opiates are usually inadvisable though lead and opium wash can ease pain. External massage vibratory treatment hydrotherapy and counterirritation have value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fitch Cheney
Stanford University
New York Medical Journal
Nature
Had to Give Her That Joke Line In Buffalo Express
Cleon answers a wedding gift question with humor, saying he gave his wife his own name. The exchange appears in the Buffalo Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Cleon
Buffalo Express
Sisters Reunite After Fifty Years in Elbridge Park
In Scranton Pennsylvania Mrs Ella Anderson sixty six and Mrs Fannie Merrick of Little Marsh Pennsylvania reunited after more than fifty years at a family gathering in Elbridge park. The meeting was prompted by a third sister Mrs A C Shaw of Elmira New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Ella Anderson
Fannie Merrick
Little Marsh
Elbridge Park
A. C. Shaw
Elmira
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Court House
S. K. Bowes
James W. Parker
James White
John Woss
Benn’s Central
Log Brands
C. G. Kinsey
John Negdahl
H. M. Forwood
Dale
O. Northup
Chabot
Ocean View Add
Board of Health
Boy
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
VIA
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake City
Northwest Land Products Show
H. P. Potter
Dist
Pass. Agt. Cor
Land Heron St
T. D. Sharp
Union Station
A. A. Star Transfer
Hume
Hayes
Hotel
Aberdeen, Wash
United States Land Office
Department of the Interior
G. A. C. Rochester
Register
Frank
Ernest
I - Cleveland Plain Dealer
W. Johnston Transfer CO
So. I St
East Heron Street
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