Aberdeen town items show varied social and civic news
Local notes report Fred H Green visiting Portland P R Hogan in Seattle Henry Tabret visiting San Francisco and more. Sports mention High school football at Tacoma and A A Association beating the High school 21 to 0. plus court news on Clarence Pappas new trial motion and John Lindstrom estate appraisers.
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Fred H. Green
Portland
P. R. Hogan
Seattle
Henry C. Tabret
San Francisco
Alfred Bealey
Qcosa
City
W. Helling
G.’s
L. B. Wiley
South Bend
Tacoma
S. McClymont
A. Currie
Clarence Pappas
Theodore Karonis
Superior Court
Ladies’ Aid Society
Catholic Church
A .O. U. W. Hall
Aberdeen
Montesano
C. H. Petit
Eva
Raymmond
Joan Pearson
Jack Fournier
Black Cats
Portland Club
John G. Lewis
Erwin
Hilda Foshaug
Willa Walla
Whitman College
Howard Lycan
Moclips Beach
A. F. Coats
T. H. McKay
Bakers of
Grays Harbor
N.C. Wheeler
Humptulips
Wheeler
Wishkah Valley
F. R. Archer
W. W. Anstie
Chas. Johnson
Nels. Fosman
Fred Miner
Solomon Wasonen
Combines Efforts Co. FL White
A. A. Association
R. Miller
Rochester
N. Y
Lindstrom Co
Tigers
John Lindstrom
Lindstrom Shipyard Company
Eureka
Louis HW
Burnett
Washington
Sound Cities
A. Y. P. Exposition Commission
Lumber embargo ends amid trades council peace push
At a trades council meeting Friday night the order was called to cease work on lumber hauled by Johnston Transfer Co. Saturday saw lumber delivered to buildings under construction as usual. The council plans to ratify a millwork wage increase, likely to be rejected as retaliatory and discordant with the council’s peace stance.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Ellen Cloney
Seattle
Miss Cloney
Michigan
Judge Hadley
Supreme Court
W. L. Adams
A. G. Lindsay
Cordova
Alaska
Superior Court
Ninemire Packing Company
N. P. Ry. Co
A. A. Jones
Tom Taylor
Flat Lake
Oregon
Cora Hoagy
Charles McDermoth
Trades Council
Johnston Transfer Company
Richards & Pringle Minstrels at Grand Theater
After a day of toil, a 2 1/2 hour visit to the Grand theater promises rest and mirth. Richards and Pringle’s celebrated minstrel band, claiming the oldest and best title, arrives Oct 4 in its thirtieth year of merrymaking with music dancing and nonsense.
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Richards & Pringle
Grand Theater
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Chehalis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
Fred C. Forte
J. H. Read
Geo. J. Wolff
W. B. Mack
E. B. Day
R. J. Elliott
C. W. Yana
City Library Fund
Myrtle Wiggins
James H. Fuller
Harriet Swope
East
Mrs. C. M. Ford
Leo Certain
Barkentine
Hawen
George J. Wolff
Geo. J
F. E. Jones
Emily Dalton
Jolly Girls Club
Peter Wilson
Fred Browning
Nellie Seybold
Elma
James Gillie
Mrs.a. Spence
B. Lundgren
Lead
South Dakota
Busi
Ness
Hugh O’ Hare
Renfrew
Ontario
Charles Neeson
Columbia River
Jake Nudleman
I. Nudleman
J. A. Forehand
Postal Telegraph Company
CG. W. Blackwell
East Second Street
Lucille Porch
Broadway Pharmacy
Trygus
Roy C. Sargent
Rev. C. McDermoth
Elizabeth Victoria McDermoth Jr
Charles McDermoth Sargent
Elizabeth Fuller
Elizabeth Victoria
Hongkong
China
Chas. W. Minnich
Hume Street
Ted
N. Stella Jordan
East Heron Street
Fisher
East Heron St
Dean’s Tea and Coffee Store
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron St
Townsend
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Knox
E. Heron