Our Next Governor A Call for a Man of Convictions
The Colfax Commoner argues for a reforming governor to restore finances and schools. It praises John R. Rogers as a model and warns against Meads administration, urging a brave, independent leader with backbone to governing, economy, and public welfare over party interests.
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Washington
Ferry
Laughton
Gov. McGraw
John R. Rogers
Henry McBride
Rogers
Albert E. Mead
Commonwealth
Olympia
State Board of Equalization
Belshazzar
Daniel
Guv. Mead
General Fund
Democratic Party
Piano for Sale at Bargain
Hamilton piano, used very little, offered for sale cheap. Inquire at the Herald office.
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Hamilton
Herald Office
Easter Festival by Schubert club slated for Aberdeen and Hoquiam
The Schubert club finalizes Easter Festival plans with two Dudley Buck cantatas The Story of the Cross and Christ the Victor to be sung in both Aberdeen and Hoquiam on Easter Tuesday April 21 at the Congregational Church. Soloists include Ethel Leonard Lora Leonard W O Caw Emil Pfund M A Garlock and P J Perry.
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Schubert Club
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Congregational Church
Dudley Buck
Christ
Ethel Leonard
Lora Leonard
Messrs
W. O. Caw
Emil Pfund
M. A. Garlock
P. J. Perry
Prof. Scott
Jeanette Scott
J . Richards
Montague Iron Works Ships Major Marine Engine to Seattle
The Montague Iron Works of Michigan shipped a large triple expansion marine engine to Seattle for the King County ferry on Lake Washington. The engine weighs over 100 000 pounds with 14 by 22 inch cylinders and 38 by 20 inch stroke. The firm had sought $60 000 in Aberdeen to move its plant, highlighting Aberdeen's missed opportunity for growth and local investment.
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Montague Iron Works
Montague, Mich
Aberdeen
Seattle
King County
Lake Washington
F. E. Jones
Willipa Harbor Mills
Jury Panel Drawn for May Service
Jury commissioners selected by drawing Saturday the names of thirty eight jurors to serve during May. Listed: D Atwood A H Baldwin Geo A Bale H W Bale F C Benjamin J L Bockover C W Brown J R Co zine D C Crivyen T E Going L H Harlow Chas F Hill Theodore L Homan F D Hutton G L Ir Win R H Jeffries Cyrus A Johnson Chris Kleist R F Lytle P S Locke C P Cook Geo R Maris Chris Muller Norman McDonald Nels Nelson H A Newell C Ney C Olson Geo Pearson Robert Polson W H Ray J H Rowland Roy C Sargent M B Shambley N A Springer E T Sminabarger Frank Thibault K K Thompson Jr C E Wagner Frank C Wheeler
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D. Atwood
A. H. Baldwin
Geo. A. Bale
H. W. Bale
F. C. Benjamin
J. L. Bockover
C. W. Brown
J. R. Cozine
D. C. Crivyen
T. E. Going
L. H. Harlow
Chas. F. Hill
Theodore L. Homan
F. D. Hutton
G. L. Ir Win
R. H. Jeffries
Cyrus A. Johnson
Chris. Kleist
R. F. Lytle
P. S. Locke
C. P. Cook
Geo. R. Maris
Chris Muller
Norman McDonald
Nels Nelson
H. A. Newell
C. Ney
C. Olson
Geo. Pearson
Robert Polson
W. H. Ray
J. H. Rowland
Roy C. Sargent
M. B. Shambley
N. A. Springer
E. T. Sminabarger
Frank Thibault
K. K. Thompson, Jr
C. E. Wagner
Frank C. Wheeler
Wireless Telegraph Station at Westport Mounted
Contractor Strand of this city travels to Westport to begin wireless telegraph building under his contract. Charles F. Staggar, also of this city, holds the contract to erect two 190 foot high masts in three tapering sections. They will stand in a seven foot deep concrete foundation with over 10 000 feet of wire cables as stays. Estimated total cost is 15000 dollars.
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Strand
Westport
Chas. F. Staggar
Declamatory Contest At Methodist Church Draws Crowd
The Friday declamatory contest at the Methodist church attracted a large audience as 15 cent tickets brought in 24.70. Nine high school entrants competed for the county contest honor next Friday. Lance Hart won with Cataline's Defiance. Judges were Principal Wilson Mr Miller and Misses Fogle. Music directed by Miss Cogger and Miss Gail Cook received high praise.
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Methodist Church
Lance Hart
Cataline
Wilson
Miller
Fog
The Herald’s Twice Weekly News Roundup
The Herald continues its biweekly schedule delivering comprehensive updates across local events and issues. Readers gain concise reports on politics, economy, crime, and community notices with emphasis on timely developments.
Aberdeen and Grays Harbor to Welcome Atlantic Squadron
Aberdeen plans to host part of a world cruise by Atlantic squadron ships including cruisers and torpedo boats. Local efforts by E B Benn and Senators Ankeny and Piles secured Navy Department interest and possible visits to Aberdeen, with mentions of Yorktown or Albany contingent and stops if torpedo flotilla proceeds north.
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North Pacific
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Benn
Ankeny
Navy Department
Benn
Senator Ankeny
Metcalf
Admiral Phillips
Albany
New York
Washington
D. C
Wash
Yorktown
Levi Ankeny
S. H. Piles
Real Estate Boom Prepares Three Cottages on E First Street
With warmer weather real estate interest grows and I. C. Crowthers leads with three cottage contracts on E First Street. Total cost $3500, about $1000 lower than last year due to lumber price drop. Builders say last year’s terms would have prevented such construction.
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I. C. Crowthers
E. First Street
Wanted Fir and Spruce Stave Bolts in Aberdeen
Western Coorgrace Co. of Aberdeen Washington seeks fir and spruce stave bolts. Applicants may apply or address the firm for information.
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Western Coorgrace Co
Aberdeen
Wash
Minnesota Voices on Bryan and Johnson Candidacies
An Omaha World Herald editorial argues Democrats should decide their support locally in Denver without pressure from Bryan. It rejects dictating Minnesota loyalty to Gov. Johnson and warns against a favorite son tactic that could spark chaos at the convention.
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Omaha World-Herald
Bryan
Gov. Johnson
Denver
Minnesota
Mr. Bryan
Johnson
Iiryan
Spring Backward Delays Aberdeen Ranch Work
Report from Aberdeen shows a very backward spring with farmers behind last year. Fruit trees are just starting to bud while April last year saw full blossoms. The delay is expected to lead Grays Harbor residents to enjoy a fine summer and fall.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Lumbermen Win Big Victory by Bond Substitution
Seattle April 11 The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers won a court order permitting them to substitute group bonds for a single 200000 dollar bond to protect railroads against rate differences while the Interstate Commerce Commission decision is pending.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Parker
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