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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
3
The Aberdeen printing office announces weekly publication with a subscription rate and delivery deadlines. The text then shifts to a debate on government inquiry and accountability, urging a thorough investigation into administration by the Democratic leaders and stressing a demand for truth and reform.
The Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association met yesterday in the public library. Mrs. William Irvine presided while Mrs. Harry Kay noted juvenile work planning a local talent concert for Boys Summer Outing Association. A special meeting was set for Thursday to arrange Governor Wolk's April 19 visit and Judge Lindsay reception on the theater stage. Children under 16 may attend lectures in the gallery for 10 cents.
The Herald suspends the Circulation Contest because manager A H Knutson of the American Circulation and Advertising Co is ill with pneumonia and critical. Bo Cole left for Seattle. Knutson’s illness halts progress, with revival planned later if he can appear.
Fragmentary text mentions a factory, faithful workers, a Herald, and reimbursements but the record is incomplete and cannot determine a coherent event or entities.
Elk mortality in the Olympic mountains and Lake Quinault region rises with heavy snow. Residents say the deep crust traps the young as they struggle to keep up with the adults. An estimated 2,000 elk inhabit the area.
A snapshot captures Cardinal Gibbons at the funeral of Archbishop Ryan, depicting somber rites and the procession as church leaders pay respects.
The Board of Commissioners unanimously hired J A McGillicuddy of Aberdeen to supervise a timber cruise. He will be paid 16 dollars per day plus expenses, with cruisers at 7 dollars, compassmen at 4 dollars and packers at 3.50. The county supplies tents equipment and cooking vessels.
At the county commissioners meeting Monday Rev Charles Mc Dermoth of Aberdeen Congregational Church was named county charity commissioner at 50 dollars a month. Dr Guy E Marcy of Montesano was named county physician at 25 dollars a month, succeeding Dr G Chamberlain who is away in Chicago.
The Herald reports arrivals and departures at Gray Harbor mills. Defenders loading for San Pedro at Federal mill. S C Allen loading for Honolulu at Union mill. Georgiana loading for West Coast at West mill. Strathallan loading for Australia at Donovan mill. Apena loading for Australia at Anderson Middleton mill. Watson A West loading for Sidney at Slade mill. Temple E Dorr and J B Stetson sailed for San Francisco from Donovan mill. Centralia and Corona do sailing from Union mill. Svea arrived and loading for San Francisco at Wilkinson mill. Daisy Freeman loading for San Francisco at Donovan mill. Carmel sailed for San Francisco from Aberdeen mills. Santa Monica arrived Monday and sails for San Pedro. Santa Barbara arrived yesterday and will load 100,000 ft at Hoquiam for San Francisco via American mill.
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