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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
4
The New York Times notes that the strait’s name derives from two fortresses guarding its narrowest point, not solely from the ancient city of Dardanus. Britannica supports the fortress origin, while the Herald bluntly presents the correction.
Two flat cars were smashed in a Schafer logging railway wreck east of Montesano. Elma's school district owes over five thousand dollars beyond legal indebtedness, with net debt at seventy four thousand nine hundred fourteen dollars and seventy one cents. Woodlawn Mill & Boom's shingle plant near Hoquiam should run by mid May while Grays Harbor Door Co plans to start next Monday. North River farmers discuss a cow census and potential cooperative cheese factory, led by agricultural officials. Montesano sends corn seed to county youths. Cosmopolis votes for a new four room schoolhouse. Westport child Alice McCreery was lost and found after hours in the woods, and Hoquiam discussions inch toward a large paper pulp mill investment.
Two room furnished and four room unfurnished apartments available for rent at Hotel Strathcona 309 East Wishkah Street. Centrally located with hot and cold water steam heat and modern features. Apply at the hotel.
The Republican Publicity association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues tariff is a moral issue tied to American prosperity and child labor, citing Colorado beet fields where workers as young as six to seventeen hours daily under contracts raise concerns. A March 24 1916 Colorado Beet Growers letter notes no wage increase for beet growers despite sugar price rises, challenging tariff benefits and exposing industry cost pressures.
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