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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1917

Page

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Farewell rally backs Company G before American Lake departure

A crowd of about 1000 at Aberdeen’s Grand Theater heard Mayor J M Phillips W J Patterson Rev T H Simpson Theo B Bruener Lieut F M Cook and John J Carney pledge support for Company G before its departure for American Lake. Patterson offered financial aid to dependents while urging enlistment and patriotism in a wartime mood.

Grand Theater J. M. Phillips W. J. Patterson Rev. T. H. Simpson Theo. B. Bruener Lieut. F. M. Cook Company G John J. Carney L. G. Humburger American Lake Humburger Aberdeen Patterson America Mr. Patterson Germany Phillips Wilson United States Rev. Simpson F. M. Cook Bill Orpheus Quartet Armory

Are You Going to Let George Do It War Recruitment Appeal

Captain W. C. Paull of Seattle urged churchgoers to recruit Company G to full war strength. Speakers Rev. McDermoth J. R. Stewart and Fr. Archer supported the cause. Mrs. I. Nellie Lillie led songs. Paull warned of danger and criticized selfishness delaying enlistment, citing a drug store ice cream soda tale to spur action.

W. C. Paull Seattle Company G Congregational Church George Charles McDermoth J. R. Stewart R. Archer I. Nellie Lillie Archer Mrs. Archer Paull Capt Cause of Missions Germany

Wilson asks Congress to declare war on Germany

President Wilson addressed a joint session urging a state of war between the United States and Germany. He called for immediate defense mobilization and a 500000 strong army while clarifying action against only Germany and its allies. Congress introduced identical joint resolutions and adjourned to reconvene tomorrow.

Washington, D. C Wilson Congress United States Germany Capitol House Senate America Stone Martin Virginia Flood House Foreign Relations Committee House of Representatives United States of America Foreign Affairs Committee

Modern Printing at Moderate Prices Aberdeen Printing Co

Aberdeen Printing Co offers affordable printing services with a focus on value. They advertise modern equipment and competitive rates for business materials, cards, and small-run jobs to attract local customers.

Aberdeen Printing Co

Camp cook slain as planter Linquist shoots in camp

Ed Gosseling, camp cook, was shot by A Linquist as he walked toward his cabin at Simpson Camp No. 7 after Linquist declared God named Gosseling the devil. Linquist barricaded himself, was wounded by Sheriff Bartell and Deputy McKenney, then jailed at Montesano.

Ed Gosseling A. Linquist Filer Simpson Camp No. 7 Gosseling Linquist Frisken Y Bartell McKenny McKenney Montesano Bosseling Warren Brothers Letham

Salmon fishing ban extends through Grays Harbor area

In Washington state streams entering the Pacific from the Columbia to Cape Flattery a closed season on salmon fishing by rod and reel is effective. Gill nets and other gear are banned on Grays Harbor and Willapa Harbor streams. Hatcheries may receive spawn for 75 cents per 1000. Dam digging rules and clam digging for personal use are specified.

Olympia Wash Pacific Columbia Cape Flattery Grays Harbor Chehalis Humptulips Pacific Ocean Gragg Willapa Harbor

Judge Vindicates Finch in Aberdeen Realty Case

Judge Ben Sheeks ruled that E. C. Finch fully complied with his contract and is entitled to recover unsold Union Pacific addition property or pursue damages from Aberdeen Realty for contract cancellation. He found no fraud or concealment by Finch, noting minor bookkeeping looseness but strong stockholder confidence in Finch. Finch may also claim up to 760 lots as permitted by the decision.

Montesano Ben Sheeks E. C. Finch Aberdeen Realty Company Finch Sheeks Union Pacific Addition Douglas France Mr. Douglas Falconer Mr. Hogan Ink

Meeting to Organize City Home Guard

Mayor J M Phillips calls city meeting at City Hall Council Chamber tonight at 8 o clock to organize a Home Guard company for men exempt from service or disqualified and those over 45 years of age urged to attend.

J. M. Phillips

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Grand Opera House T. K. Simpson Lieut. Cook T. B. Bruener J. J. Carney Defense T. H. Simpson von Bernhardt W. F. Paull the Great Destroyer Bronstrup San Francisco Chronicle Imperial Government of A Lindsley Ed. Gosseling Simpson Camp
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