Water project passes by wide margin in city election
The voters approved the water proposal by about seven to one, despite some opposition over deal details. Supporters urge careful management of the half million dollars and interest to benefit residents and local business, and call for unity to complete the project promptly.
Toll Bridge Reflects Aberdeen Past As Public Utility
A city toll bridge in Aberdeen is described as a failing, joke worthy structure that falls apart under its own weight, highlighting antiquated transportation options like toll bridges and stage coaches that have no place in modern times.
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The Winning Kind Fits Aberdeen Call for Grit
A call for steadfast grit in Aberdeen highlights the need for men who persevere against all odds. The quote emphasizes unyielding determination and a refusal to give up as keys to eventual victory and progress.
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Aberdeen
Centralia Doughnuts and Native Rites Spark Northwest Debate
The column contrasts Native and white customs about marriage offerings while praising Centralia's five cent doughnuts as a boon to local business. It notes aggressive newspaper advertising as essential and mentions Congressman Albert Johnson of Hoquiam visiting the town, exchanging friendly greetings with locals.
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Albert Johnson
Hoquiam Washingtonian
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Disease counts in Grays Harbor June report
Grays Harbor health data shows no smallpox and 1 measles, 3 diphtheria, 1 typhoid, 1 tuberculosis, and 4 whooping cough cases. Spokane reports 270 whooping cough and 6 measles, about double Seattle, prompting a call for action.
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Grays Harbor
State Board of Health
Spokane
Seattle
Tax Inheritance Notices Scrutinized Across State Real Estate
The tax commission reviews thousands of estates since 1909 for inheritance tax reporting failures. Lawyers often failed to notify, clouding titles on real estate statewide. Most estates are non liable, but many owe tax. collections will cover investigation costs.
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Tax Commission
Clarke
Thurston
Pacific
Mason
Whatcom
Purifying Drinking Water From Bacteria with Chloride of Lime
State Agricultural Experiment Station at Pullman Washington explains a simple method to purify rural drinking water using chloride of lime. Dissolve one tablespoonful in ten quarts to treat 1000 gallons, stir well, and use fresh solution each time to avoid odor. Use sparingly to prevent taste changes. The article notes government actions harming US ocean commerce lumber wool sugar sectors.
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C. A. Magoon
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Pullman
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