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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
5
The Weekly Record of Legal Doings lists current Superior Court cases with convictions and fines, guardianship hearings, estate settlements, and property transactions. It also details numerous instruments filed for record in Chehalis county, including deeds, quick claims, mortgages, and titling across Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano and adjacent areas.
Court docket entries show cases including John Jamco against Grays Harbor Mercantile Co for garnishment, Fastman Kodak Co. versus Virepa Drug Co. garnishment, C Dombrowski against Andrew Rosetelny for damages, Edna E Hearing against Clinton A Hearing for divorce, John L Robinson against Petican Assurance Co. garnishment, Langert Liquor Co. against W T LeRoy promissory note, and A L Silvey versus U S National Bank Aberdeen garnishment. Attorneys are named for several plaintiffs.
A new photograph surfaces showing SAM SCHEPPS as an important witness in the Becker case. The image prompts renewed attention from prosecutors and defense counsel regarding witness credibility and potential impact on upcoming proceedings.
The piece notes that humpbacks sing with a clearer tone than bowheads and cites Captain Kelly as an early observer of whale song. It describes the school behavior when a whale is harpooned and the distinctive calls of bowheads and humpbacks, comparing bowhead sounds to a hoot owl and humpback tones to violin strings.
A publisher notes that reprinting this matter requires special permission. The notice emphasizes controlled distribution and authorial rights for subsequent use.
An antitoxin now cures or relieves about half of hay fever cases it is used for. A giant mule weighing 2010 pounds and valued at 1000 dollars was burned in a livery barn fire at Trenton Missouri. The piece mentions trimming tree limbs, phlox propagation, and railroads coping with a bumper grain crop needing all wheels for transport.
An assortment of notes covers agricultural tips from extending strawberry fruiting into frost, beef supply laws in Argentina restricting heifer slaughter, tree trimming for sunlight, and the value of shade versus sun. It also mentions state fair displays of Guernsey and Jersey bulls, post office fraud estimates at 125 million dollars, and curious Scandinavian wedding shirt customs.
Instructions for preparing fruit jam with sugar and oven heating, plus a second method using layered fruit and preserved juice. Includes details on selecting fruit, rubbing with sugar, cooking in a covered jar, straining juice, reheating with sugar, and achieving a creamy syrup with firm fruit. Also mentions a political almanac in 1908 1910 and census data as added content.
Brides should pace preparations, dress late, and rest with a book or light tasks after a bath. Try garments beforehand, wear a ceremonial kimono while waiting, and ensure the dress stays pristine. Decide veil coverage and fit corsets in advance to avoid tired, fretful expressions on the big day.
A girl earns money each season by preserving fruit, mainly peaches and quinces. She outlines a method for peaches including sugar syrup and drying, then sugar coating and sun drying. Quinces are cooked, sieved, sugared, dried, cut, and rolled in sugar for boxing.
The narrator attacks Governor Wilson by saying his opinions come from reading old political economy books rather than real knowledge and experience. It notes Roosevelt, still young, faced hard labor and contrasts his life of politics with labor and finance.
Readers may obtain a free vest pocket book from D Swift Co Patent Lawyers Washington DC by sending a two cent stamp. The book includes tables showing which states each presidential candidate carried in 1908.
John Droucalis is summoned to appear within sixty days of the first publication September 16 1912 to defend a foreclosure action in Chehalis County Washington. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure of two mortgages on Lots 13 14 and 15 Block 6 Benn s Central Addition Aberdeen plus a lien for improvements and to have the liens and mortgage prior to a 1912 judgment adjudged.
A historical list of imaginary and real box and street intersections in Aberdeen including Box numbers 4 North Aberdeen 6 City Hall 7 Thornton and Sixth Streets 8 Prospect and Terrace 9 North Apot 12 Jefferson and Simpson 17 Slade Mill 19 Second and Stanton 21 F and Market 23 American Mill 24 G and Wishkah 25 F and Heron 26 E and Second 27 G and Fourth 29 F and River 31 M and Market 32 Hume and Hume 35 I and River 31 Broadway and Heron 39 Broadway and Sixth 42 Division and Heron 43 Heron and Michigan 45 Michigan and River 47 Hume and Washington 49 Market and Washington 61 Aberdeen Lumber Shingle Co 5B 7Ch and Du Streets fictional boxes noted
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