Hoquiam Couple Grow Abundant Home Garden for Sale and Fair
Hoquiam resident W. J. Carlson and his wife maintain a prolific yard garden at 813 Fifth street producing strawberries celery cauliflower cucumbers and pole beans. They plan to continue the garden yearly enjoying the labor and profit and will add a liberal supply to the Chehalis county fair exhibit in Elma this week.
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Hoquiam
W. J. Carlson
Fifth Street
Mrs. Carlson
Chehalis County
Elma
Opium Outfit Found In Woman Possession In Hoquiam
In Hoquiam a young woman named Ethel Thomas was found with a complete opium smoking outfit on a street car. Patrolman Ole Dahl detained her as an investigation began into opium activity with a prior arrest of Edward Lettrell and Alice Weaver. Police report a briarwood pipe with a spool mouth piece and a rubber hose linked the items to the group.
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Hoquiam
Ethel Thomas
Aberdeen
Ole Dahl
Edward Lettrell
Alice Weaver
Lower I Street
Quinn
Briarwood
Governor rules out extra session on direct senate election
Tacoma Sept 29 Gov Ernest Lister said there will be no extra legislative session to set up the direct election of senators. He argued current law provides enough provisions for the forthcoming vote despite several attorneys opposing the view.
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Tacoma
Ernest Lister
Five Thousand Black Spotted Trout Bound for Satsop River
Five thousand black spotted trout will be shipped to E. S. Avey and released in the Satsop river. The fish are noted as an excellent game species and should boost local fishing pleasure in the Satsop area.
Aberdeen Printing Co. and Particular Printers
Aberdeen Printing Co. located at 309 East Wishkah Street operates as a printer and office supplier.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Particular Printers
East Wishkah Street
Extravagance of Legislature (Continued discussion)
The piece condemns the 1912 to 1913 tax levy rise under state boards of equalization. It cites a rise from 5.79 to 8.81 mills, lifting state collections from 5.8 million to 8.9 million dollars. It argues a $600,000 shortfall and stresses no education levy increase, while highway funds grow by over 1.2 million. It warns of a constitutional deficit and urges reform of electees.
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Seattle Sun
State Board of Equalization
Pullman College
Cheney
Bellingham
Ellensburg
Washington
Oakville Fair Shows Strong Third Annual Exhibit
The Oakville third annual fair closed with its most successful exhibit yet. Ideal weather and strong attendance highlighted fruits grains and vegetables on display. Livestock entries showed notable improvement over last year reflecting better farming in the region.
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East End
Oakville
Woods-Woods Couple Wed in Coeur d'Alene Id
Miss Susan Margaret Woods daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Woods married Benjamin Kohles of North Yakima September 14 at St Thomas church Coeur d Alene Idaho. Clergyman Father Purcell officiated. They plan to reside in North Yakima and friends in Elma wish them happiness.
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Elma
Susan Margaret Woods
Peter Woods
Benjamin Kholes
North Yakima
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
St. Thomas’ Church
Father Purcell
Miss Woods
County hunters drive license total to record season
Chehalis county hunters kept the county auditor busy issuing licenses since September 1. From the 1st to the 23rd, 860 licenses were issued, bringing the season total to 2228. Demand remains strong and a record year for hunting and fishing permits is likely.
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Montesano
Chehalis
R. G. Trask
If you read it in the Herald you know it's so
Brief remark noting that claims or information are believed because they appear in the Herald. The line evokes the paper as the source of truth for readers. No other named entities or concrete events are present in the accessible text.
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J. Eugene Jordan
Bright
St. Vitus
the Herald
Davis Sells West 25 Feet of Lumberman's Bank Building
Robert W. Craig bought from George L. Davis the west 25 feet of the Lumberman's Bank building for about 15000 dollars. The property at 25 by 125 feet forms part of the bank building, with Swanson grocery on the street level and apartments above. Davis, a former county commissioner, is linked to county treasury losses and may move to Oregon.
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Swanson
F. L. Nail
Davis
Oregon
Chehalis County
Geo. L. Davis
Record of Oat Yields Around Montesano This Season
Dan Gleeson reports an average oat yield of just over 90 bushels from nearly 40 acres while rainfall affected his crop. Threshing outfit Valen tine and Olson notes 80 to 100 bushels an acre across 45 days in the Satsop valley with few fields under 80 bushels due to lack of effort.
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Satsop
Montesano
Dan Gleeson
Valentine & Olson
Nighttime Searchlights Bring Scenic Rail Travel Boost
Rail operators test a night scene feature using three million candle power searchlights on the Fast Mail between Minneapolis and Chicago to illuminate hill and valley views from the observation car. Officials weigh extending the service to the Olympian transcontinental train as well, promising new appeal after dark.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Benns Expand Cranberry Venture in Grays Harbor Region
Samuel Benn founder of Aberdeen and his son E B Benn cultivate several hundred acres of lowland land between Grays Harbor and Willapa Harbor. They planted thousands of cranberry plants and employ a specialist for cultivation. In three years the crops are expected to yield abundantly.
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Grays Harbor
Samuel Benn
Aberdeen
E. B. Benn
Benn
Willapa Harbor
Schaffer Bros Plan Logging Rail Line in Montesano
Schaffer Bros to build a logging railroad from Montesano connecting to the Northern Pacific main line just past the Satsop Valley crossing, extending west and north up the valley. Right of way deeds filed and agreement with Elmer R. Brady for line over his land. Large timber holdings north of the main county road have been quietly acquired.
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Montesano
Schaffer Bros
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Satsop Valley
Satsop
Elmer R. Brady
Schaffer Brothers
DROWNING REPORTS CONFIRM FALSE FEAR FOR CITY MEN
Hoquiam correspondent reports three Aberdeen city workers E H Fear street commissioner Harvey Kidd fire department and Geo McLean not drowned. A log splash stalled them across Humptulips river overnight until Monday morning prompting hopeful rumors.
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Hoquiam
Sound Papers
E. H. Fear
Harvey Kidd
Fire Department
Geo. McLean
City of
Aberdeen
Marriage Licenses Issued In Montesano This Week
The Montesano auditor issued licenses over the past week listing couples including Geo W Kalk and Grady Huffman of Aberdeen H W Landeryou and Myrtle E Maguire of Port Angeles Yrjo Oja and Jennie Lampi of Hoquiam Vaino Alava and Rika Plippo of Aberdeen C O Breeding and Jessie Booth of Elma and Henry Jokipers and Alfa Wiiala of Aberdeen.
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Montesano
Trask
Geo. W. Kalk
Grady Huffman
Aberdeen
H. W. Landeryou
Hoquiam
Myrtle E. Maguire
Port Angeles
Yrjo Oja
Jennie Lampi
Vaino Alava
Rika Plippo
C. O. Breeding
Jessie Booth
Elma
Henry Jokipers
Alfa Wiiala
Grays Harbor News Highlight From Aberdeen Herald
The Aberdeen Herald reports on Grays Harbor region developments, detailing local events, economic notes, and community happenings affecting residents in and around Aberdeen and surrounding towns.
Veteran of Late War Endorses Plant Juice Cure
Interview with F. H. Greenia of 313 Fourteenth street Portland reveals his service in the Spanish American War and Philippine Constabulary. He credits Plant Juice with curing malaria related illness and constipation and improving health, urging others to try it via Eaton & Swaney Drug Store.
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F. H. Greenia
Fourteenth Street
Portland
Greenia
Philippine Islands
Philippine Constabulary
Islands
Philippines
Eaton & Swaney Drug Stroe
Clothing Store Burglarized in Wishkah Block
Thieves burglarized A. W. Barkley clothing shop Friday night from a skylight in the Wishkah block, dropping into the store from a light well. Barkley cannot name exact loot but suspects at least four suits and other apparel were taken.
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A. W. Barkley
Wishkah
Railroad Offices Moved to Demaree Building
The Oregon- Washington Railway and Navigation Co. moved its city offices from the Fairmont hotel block to the Demaree building at Heron and I streets. The new offices are nicely fitted up for the convenience of patrons and employees.
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Oregon- Washington Railway & Navigation Co
Fairmont Hotel
Demaree
Heron and I Streets
How to Go to Sleep
The author advises a disciplined bedtime routine and clear the mind. Fresh air, quiet surroundings, and absence of odors aid sleep, while mental worries hinder it. Prayer and a sense of peace toward the divine are presented as effective remedies for inner tensions.
How to Prevent New Shoes From Hurting
Advice on easing new shoes by applying a hot water cloth to pressure points so leather reshapes to the foot. Includes a tip to repel flies with wintergreen oil and to use asparagus grass to attract or stupefy them.
Justice Court Notice in Aberdeen Washington 1913
A. M. Wade files suit against Annie Simons in Chehalis County Justice Court Aberdeen. Hearing set October 28 1913 at 10 AM in Finch Building for $50 debt for services. Publication dates begin September 26 1913.
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Justice Court
Aberdeen Precinct
Chehalis County
State of Washington
J. M. Phillips
Finch Building
Aberdeen
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