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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
3
Local items mention Evans Drug Co and Dr J S Marlatt of Rochester MN, travel notes on visits to Edmonton and Winnipeg, school and club events, weddings and funerals, and a fire alarm from a fallen tree on Cherry street. varios individuals head to Portland Tacoma and Kansas City for medical travel and bouts.
Judge Phillips united Sophia Bjornstrom from the telephone company and Ryder Holland, a Herald printer and son of a longtime Grays Harbor ship captain, in a Tuesday night ceremony. The Herald extends best wishes for a long, happy, prosperous voyage.
Miss Bess J. Hulbert and Dr. Edward B. Riley wed Wednesday at the Hulbert home 807 North M Street in a ceremony conducted by Rev. F F W Greene of St Andrew's Episcopal. More than 100 friends attended as Maud Hulbert and E G Emeneker served as bridal party with music by Mrs. Victor Street. The couple left for their wedding trip and will reside in a new Broadway Hill bungalow.
An old health advertisement urges flushing kidneys with a daily rad Salts drink made from grapes and lemon acid with lithia. It extols Jad Salts as inexpensive and harmless for cleansing kidneys and reducing bladder irritation while encouraging high water intake.
The Herald headlines a round the clock coverage approach with continuous updates across sections. Editors promise rapid reports, persistent local focus, and timely features for readers seeking steady information throughout the day.
The State Taxpayers League highlights Chehalis County tax levies for 1914 and 1915, noting a proposed $732,800 for 1915 and a 7 mill levy for Current Expenses versus 4.7 last year, with road funding near the 4 mill limit, plus state school municipal and port taxes. It presents five year tax totals showing a rising burden and urges substantial budget reductions for taxpayer relief.
County Game Warden L J Esses corrected Attorney J C Hogan in Aberdeen tax meeting remarks claiming a $150 a dozen price for China pheasant eggs. Esses said eggs cost 2 50 per dozen and 10 dozen were bought to hatch at his farm for stock propagation.
Funeral services for Mrs Ed Miller, a Sea Bird disaster victim, were held Wednesday at 2 PM from Pinnick chapel. Rev Charles McDermoth officiated, with Fern Hill cemetery burial. Floral offerings and Companions of the Forest rites accompanied a large crowd.
Historic home remedy revived in shops as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sells for about 50 cents a bottle. Moistening a comb and applying through strands darkens gray hair by morning, adds gloss, and claims to prevent dandruff and itching.
J Shoalts was arrested today on a charge of petit larceny for allegedly stealing a watch from Adam Junezakus in South Aberdeen over a year ago. He is held for trial and is expected to be arraigned in justice court this afternoon.
A P Stockwell and J I Pollock sell Meadowbrook Dairy to A M and Roger McNeil proprietors of Hillside Dairy on North D Street. McNeil Bros will continue milk production from Meadowbrook and operate at the existing site 512 East Wishkah Street.
A. J. Campbell a longtime local barber died Wednesday at his home 512 East Market Street after a lingering illness. He was 35. Survived by his widow and two children. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon at Pinnick chapel at 2 80 o'clock under the barbers union auspices.
A. W. Barkley, a merchant, received a telegram from the Newport Oregon coroner asking about Watson Caldwell remains. He directed the body to be sent to J. L. Caldwell, a rancher near Elma. The coroner traced Barkley’s location via a local clothing bill.
The New York World notes more than 14 000 accidents reported since the law took effect July 1 with claims averaging over one per day. Only about 30 percent of claims may be valid as many fall outside coverage or disability rules. Public cost shifts to consumers via higher prices. Discrimination against married men could emerge, heightening broader economic risks.
A compact reflection on industry and work pleasure by Robert Louis Stevenson. It links proper choice of toil to profits beyond money, including health and moral benefit.
The user asks how often one should commend and how often to fault in a day. No additional context or source provided.
Albert Schooley of Chehalis says Lewis County will support Charles Drury in the upcoming congressional race, citing dissatisfaction with Representative Johnson. Schooley claims Johnson has done little for SW Washington and predicts Drury’s election amid local sentiment favoring a businesslike representative.
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