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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
2
Store touts low prices on suits coats and dresses with materials and styles described. Prices range from 2 to 25 dollars with specials on all wool coats and children’s wear. Accessories and toys offered in ready to wear department.
Hoquiam reports five Typhoid fever cases linked to Charles Grader’s Humptulips road camp. Workers faced 10 to 12 hour days and food weeks old. Grader fined $25 for violating the eight hour law. First patient Dixon Rudler admitted September 12. others are Ray Sutphen E J Moffatt and R Laddington.
Convalescing individuals are described as very sick in the fragmentary text, indicating ongoing illness and recovery challenges without specific identities or locations given. The brief passage notes health struggles and period of convalescence.
Hoquiam officials demand G W De Lape build a steel bridge at Ra iner avenue with cement piers and operate it for ten years at no city cost or grant the franchise. The council’s hard line draws sharp comment from prominent citizens who fear harm to the city and want De Lape resisted to open the new district.
Miss Ida Kelly head waitress at the Hotel Grayport fell and broke her leg while skating at the roller rink last evening. She was taken to Honiosta General Hospital for treatment.
Charles Benson, a laborer, files notice with the city clerk seeking 5 100 for injuries from a fall at the corner of K and Eleventh Street. He alleges the street condition was unsighted and warns he will sue for 5 990 if not settled out of court.
Affidavits filed with County Auditor Fred Rosmond detail primary election expense totals for Republican nominee v. W. Boner and peers. Amounts range from small payments to larger sums such as Phil. S. Locke at 980.80 and Fred Rosmond at 950.70, with numerous listed contributors and expenditures. The filing period ended Thursday.
Montesano report notes Tamarack the Red owned by Henry Garrison placing third in a tight event at Centralia against prominent racers. Sylliason and Sando face quarry stone shortages from Tenino affecting shipments. Local plans include concrete building at Pioneer and First by Barrows and a joint purchase by Montesano Telephone Co. with J N McCoy for First and D streets site.
In Elma on P. Murray’s farm threshing yielded 925 bushels of oats in 1 hour 15 minutes with 125 bushels per acre of first class oats. The J I Case machine was used, operated by Cole and Frasher. The notice lauds Elma area land as exceptional for grain and calls for more clearing and farming.
Mrs. Allen widow of former Senator John B. Allen of Washington was in Elma last week. She toured her extensive property interests in the area and noted general improvement in Elma and nearby rural districts. Judge Himes accompanied her, overseeing her interests here.
A Centraila man who recently bought ten acres from Latch and Anderson joins Reeves in establishing a fruit nursery near Elma. He brings experience and notes the soil and market of the region offer unusual advantages for fruit production including potential fruit trees and stock.
Oscar Strickland buys from J. W. Donaldson a four percent five room cottage and a sixty six foot lot on North Second street in Startin's addition. Lynch & Anderson arranged the sale. Strickland, recently married, has moved into the cottage and plans improvements for a pleasant home with his wife.
Mayor J K Ittrerald and Judge O H W Fry traveled to Centrada Thursday for the fair and Oldfield has returned to Mugene Oregon to focus on electrical engineering. Pastor W J Gilbert is assigned Oakville cle for the coming year and his parishioners express gladness. Hilton Co oil clothing factors report strong demand and growing reputation with orders booked far ahead. Mr and Mrs Hite attended Chas Bush funeral in Aberdeen after injuries from the N P inbound train.
Public bankruptcy notice in Tacoma Washington gives details for B J Garman Company Aberdeen creditors. First meeting set October 6 1910 at 11 am in the Federal Building Tacoma. Warren A Worden referee presides and McClure McClure to publish and file proof of publication.
A device shows a stopper attached to a bottle neck by a chain and a ring too large to pass the neck. The chain allows removal of the stopper while the ring never falls into the bottle, saving losses from mislaid stoppers and ruined bottles.
A fragment notes that there was no word for strawberry in ancient Greek and that the people had little acquaintance with such luxury. The remark frames cultural vocabulary gaps and dietary access in early Greek society.
A home recipe list covers sauces for beef pork fowl and fish and shows steps for croquettes apple pudding and fruit preserves. It includes tomato catchup horseradish mustard pickles mint onion mushroom cranberry celery grape and other flavorings with detailed bake boil and fry directions.
Schedule details outbound and return trips from Montesano to Aberdeen and Hoquiam with Sunday variations. Includes Westport connections via steamer Champion from Aberdeen and times to and from Westport, Hoquiam, and Montesano.
An old receipt from Mrs. Hunter at Market and K streets promotes Yakima Best flour as the best and sweetest bread. Davidson BROS. claims the title “The Home of Yakima Best” and urges readers to order a sack for Sunday dinner.
Sift out and discard the bran from a quantity of graham flour. Sift together three cups graham flour one cup white flour salt and baking powder. Add one cup sugar one cup chopped nut meats and two and a half cups milk. Mix to a dough bake about half an hour.
A vintage preparation lists ingredients for a fruit syrup and frozen mush. It includes four cups water, two cups sugar, two cups grape juice, two thirds cup orange juice, and one fourth cup lemon juice. Boil water and sugar fifteen minutes, add grape orange and lemon juices, then cook strain and freeze to a mush using equal parts ice and salt.
A short customer service note from Aberdeen Printing Co invites feedback. The ad provides a telephone contact, suggesting a simple path to make things right if a client is not pleased.
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