Socialists Lose Out In Five Wards In City Election
In Tuesday’s city election Socialists were shut out in five wards. Emil Milette and E E Weiland won in Sixth and Second wards respectively, while James McMaster and B C McKnight defeated Socialist incumbents in the Sixth and First. Republicans Bowes, Walker won in Third and Fourth Fifth wards. Peter Clark, T H Hill, and Glen Snider filled city clerk treasurer and police judge posts. Turnout was light with about 2100 of 3533 registered voters voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Milette
James McMaster
Charles Ivana
BE. C. McKnight
E. E. Weiland
Oliver Miller
Anton Pista
Socialist Party
John Fraser
Mark McGregor
J. M. Bowes
J. D. Walker
T. H. Ash
Peter McNally
Peter F. Clark
Joe Thomas
T. H. Hill
Glen Snider
Tucker Runs for Grays Harbor Prosecuting Attorney Nomination
W H Tucker announces candidacy for the office of prosecuting attorney of Grays Harbor county subject to September Republican primaries. A Stanford graduate and seven year Grays Harbor resident, he is a popular practicing attorney with an enviable reputation and broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tucker
Grays Harbor
Tucker
Leland Stanford University
Bibb Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent
Thomas W. Bibb Aberdeen high school science instructor announces his bid for county superintendent of schools. A Missouri native and Williams Jewell College graduate, he has led the Aberdeen department for two years and previously worked in Bozeman Montana Weisner Idaho and Burton school systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Bibb
Aberdeen High School
Bibb
Aberdeen
Missouri
Williams Jewell College
Verty
Bozeman, Mont
Weisner, Ida
Burton
Boys Learn to Make Fly Screens for Homes
A state health bulletin urges manual training students to measure windows and craft fly screens for homes. The writer suggests starting with screens, then doors, barns, and other essentials to cut family costs and teach practical skills.
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State Board of Health
Grays Harbor City Story by Morris and Mack
Sunset magazine features Dusty annals of Grays Harbor City with tales of pioneers in 89 lineups for town lots. Aleph Jaeger remains among the lone survivors as half a million dollars changed hands on the day pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor City
Aleph Jaeger
W. L. Morris
Herald Staff
Russell V. Mack
Aberdeen World
Grays Harbor
Northern Pacific Railway
Ocosta
North Shore
Curfew Extended to 9 PM for Young People
An updated curfew extends freedom for youths by one hour starting April 1 and lasting until October. The change means curfew now begins at 9 o clock instead of earlier.
Aberdeen High School Captures Second Indoor Track Meet
Aberdeen High School athletes won the second annual indoor track meet hosted by Company G, 2nd Regiment W N G at the armory last Friday night. Hoquiam Y M C A placed second, Company G taken third, and Moose with M A Messegee finished fourth. Kensel and Cook of Company G starred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen High School
Co. G
Armory
Hoquiam Y. M. C. A
Moose
M. A. Messegee
Kensel
Cook
Thirst Grows Monthly in Grays Harbor Liquor Permits
The county auditor at Montesano lists three months of liquor purchase permits: January 70, February 252, March 539. Notable registrants include O Abelman and A M Nelson from Portland and J L Doggett, M M Conway, J A Cooper from Tacoma among others.
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Grays Harbor
Montesano
O. Abelman
A. M. Nelson
Portland
J. L. Doggett
M. M. Conway
J. A. Cooper
Tacoma
Vance Hills
Carlisle
D. C
Grays Harbor Welding Co Opens On G Street
The Grays Harbor Welding Co at 315 So G Street offers welding brazing cutting and machine work. They repair broken castings and excel in farm machinery parts saving farmers time and money, already attracting mill work and poised for greater demand.
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Grays Harbor
Naturalization Granted by Judge Abel to Ten Applicants
Final papers were granted last Saturday by Judge Geo D Abel to Peter Aidriesevic Michael Valiska Albert Rounding Anton Siemion Samuel I Rowe John Chydl Anton Anderson John Victor Anderson Emil Gustafson and Edward J DeBush.
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Geo. D. Abel
Peter Aidriesevic
Michael Valiska
Albert Rounding
Anton Siemion
Samuel I. Rowe
John Chydl
Anton Anderson
John Victor Anderson
Emil Gustafson
Edward J. .DeBush
Lilies Abound As Easter Nears In Aberdeen
Easter Sunday falls two weeks after next Sunday April 23 and area churches expect ample lilies. The Aberdeen Greenhouse reports 1700 lilies blooming this week and Calma lilies will arrive in time. Better Harbor business conditions may boost lily demand versus last year.
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Aberdeen
City Cleaning & Pressing Works Offers Low Cost Service
The City Cleaning and Pressing Works advertises general business with a specialty in monthly cleaning and pressing. Four men’s suits can be cleaned and pressed for one dollar and a quarter, or four ladies’ suits for two dollars, with delivery to 206% So K street.
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City Cleaning & Pressing Works
K Street
Bootlegger Ring Busted by Sheriff and Police Trio
Deputy Sheriff Joe Searles and Chief R J Schmidt plus staff arrested three alleged bootleggers Friday. George Lind, cook on the steamer Coronado, jailed. Capt A W Erickson and Steward C H Brown fined $50 each. Lind found with eight quarts of whisky. raid on the Coronado yielded about $100 of liquor and wine, mostly with the steward. Lind to stand trial later.
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Searles
Schmidt
Joe Searles
R. J. Schmidt
George Lind
Coronado
A. W. Erickson
C. H. Bruwn
Frontier Days to Run April 19–22 at Armory
Wishkah lodge Knights of Pythias announce the third annual Frontier Days celebration at the armory from April 19 through 22. The event features community activities and scheduled gatherings for local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishkah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Prohibitionist Speaker Set for May Visit
Grays Harbor county prohibition advocates held a Tuesday meeting at First Baptist church with Rev. H. T. Murray among speakers. It was announced Kansas City’s J. C. Hall will speak here on May 21. An executive county committee selected delegates to the state prohibition convention in Seattle next month.
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First Baptist Church
Grays Harbor
H. T. Murray
J. C. Hall
Kansas City
W. T. Randolph
H. B. McNeill
Charles Slover
A. B. Bellman
Charles Fuller
Rev
Jurgenson
Seattle
E. B. Crary
Harry Fry
Grant Wheeler
Chas
Fuller
Slover
Aberdeen banker offers easy farmer loans for stock and silos
W J Patterson of Hayes and Hayes bank arranges a 6 percent loan plan with W C Mumaw of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce and County Agriculturist C F Monroe to aid Grays Harbor county farmers. About $5,000 will fund the project to improve stock, with no farm mortgage required and an average loan around $400 per borrower.
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W. J. Patterson
Hayes & Hayes Bank
W. C. Mumaw
Farm Development Bureau
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
C. F. Monroe
Patterson
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Open Bids On Small Douglas Fir Timber Sales
The district forester in Portland opened bids on two small timber sales on national forests Olympic in western Washington and Crater in southern Oregon. Olympic sale offers 1,725,000 ft of western red cedar and Douglas fir saw timber plus 3,500 cords of cedar shingles. Snow Creek Logging Co. won the bid at $1 per thousand for saw timber and 50 cents per thousand for shingles.
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Portland
Olympic Forest
Washington
Crater Forest
Oregon
Port Townsend
Snow Creek Logging Company
Bankruptcy assigns W B Paine for M V Snider Fairmont Hotel
W B Paine is named temporary assignee in the bankruptcy of M V Snider proprietor of the Fairmont Hotel. The first meeting of creditors will be held April 11 in the Fineuilding before referee W H Tucker.
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W. B. Paine
M. V. Snider
Fairmont
W. H. Tucker
Telephone line to extend from Humptulips to Lake Quinault district
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph plans extend line after favorable report by Manager W C Mumaw following a on site route review with J M Treen consulting engineer, County Commissioner Phil Locke and J S Waugh.
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Humptulips City
Lake Quinault District
W. C. Mumaw
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
J. M. Treen
Phil Locke
J. S. Waugh
Smith's Dairy Farm Expands With New Auto Truck
Smith's Dairy Farm reports a surge in business prompting the addition of another auto truck. Morning milk from the cows arrives in the city at 8 a.m. and delivery begins at 5 a.m. each evening milking. All milk is bottled at the ranch and includes cream. City phone 178.
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Smith
City
City Council Moves on West Second Street Improvement
The council backed plans to upgrade West Second Street from M to Washington to a 36 foot asphalt road, with private protests dismissed as insufficient. City Engineer L D Kelsey quoted costs and a resolution was set for next Wednesday. The body also approved rail and pipe bids, health drives, and street repairs while denying reimbursement to Jean Stewart in a condemnation suit.
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West Second Street
Washington
James Bowes
West Second
L. D. Kelsey
Aberdeen
Oorth
Fifth Streets
Peterson & Son
Phillips
Health Committee
Wishkah
Crane & Co
R. J. Schmidt
W. H. Tamblyn
Kelsey
Jean B. Stewart
Stewart
West Bridge
Petersons Secure Third Contract At Aberdeen Yards
Andrew Peterson and Son will begin work within weeks on a third big vessel at the Aberdeen shipyards. The project marks the second steamship ordered by Wilson Bros. and Co. and the ongoing growth of the Petersons shipbuilding business.
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Andrew Peterson & Son
Aberdeen Shipyards
Wilson Bros. & Co
Earl Reid Convicted in Second Auto Theft Trial
Earl Reid was found guilty of theft of an automobile by a jury in the superior court. The conviction came at a Wednesday night trial and marked his second trial on the charge.
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Earl Reid
Superior Court
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Milette
Wieland
Miller
Morris and
Mack
Sunset Magazine
THE
Grant Hotel
Porcupine
Goldsmith
Boston Globe
Makin
Chapin
Smith’s Dairy Farm
Council
Second Street
Petersons
Reid
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