Hospitality Pays for Washington State Press Meeting Fun
Editors from more than 50 Washington newspapers gathered in Hoquiam and Pacific Beach for three days of events hosted by Grays Harbor residents. The Bremerton Searchlight praised the warm reception and hospitality, noting the region’s growing prominence and potential to attract state-wide attention and population growth.
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Attoon
Hoquiam
Bremerton Searchlight
Washington
Washington State Press Association
Grays Harbor
Pacific Beach
Prosperous Harbor
Pacific Northwest
Novel Evidence Free Music Offer for Talking Machine Owners
An advertisement targets owners of Columbia or Victor Talking Machines offering 60 cents worth of music and a new kind of evidence free benefit. It warns that owners who miss this deal will lose pleasure, proof, and money.
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Columbia
Victor
Etting
Columbia Laboratory
Shingle makers in state pause operations two weeks
Seventy five percent of shingle manufacturers from Aberdeen to Sumner halted production for two weeks at the request of the Red Shingle Manufacturers Association. The curtailment aims to restore market health, relieve a surplus, and sustain current prices. Cedar siding mills also cut output amid low demand and prices. Logging on Puget Sound paused as camps stay closed to work off surplus.
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Seattle
Aberdeen
Suma
Red Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
F. A. Trail
Puget Sound
Aberdeen City Council Passes Utilities and Street Measures
The council approved ordinances for D street improvements and Sewer District G funding, authorized a sewer on Block 27, W. and B's Add. with a $523.45 payment by Anderson and Middleton Lumber, and allocated 44 258 from the current expense fund. Bills approved include sewer outlet 22 Gust. Anderson 168.75 and county clerk 6.00.
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Second
Randall
Fourth Street
D Street
Add
Anderson & Middleton Lumber Company
Gust. Anderson
First Brick House Planned In Fairview City
A. Miglierini the contractor behind St. Aegedius Cathedral buys a site in Fairview and plans a $5000 brick residence starting today. He says Fairview offers attractive site for sturdy homes. This marks Aberdeen's first brick dwelling.
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Fairview
A. Miglierini
St. Aegedius Catholic
Miglierini
Aberdeen
Veterans Elect Officers At Pacific Soldiers Reunion
The Pacific Soldiers Reunion Association annual meeting was held in Westport on Tuesday. Officers elected for the coming year include Commander B. S. Philbrick, senior vice commander S. M. Wade, junior vice commander A. S. Young, quartermaster R. W. Combs, chaplain L. C. Tallman, and trustees W. E. Rockwell Robi. Birmingham W. T. Ingram J. C. Pearson and Jacob Cowan.
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The
Pacific Soldiers’Reunion Association
Westport
B.S. Philbrick
S. M. Wade
A. S. Young
R. W. Combs
L. C. Tallman
W. E. Rockwell
Robi
Birmingham
W. T. Ingram
J. C. Pearson
Jacob Cowan
Local residents attend circus in Centralia
Mr and Mrs W A Rupp joined passengers heading to Centralia for a morning circus. Dudley G Allen secretary of the Chamber of Commerce found a one carat unset diamond in the alley between H G Heron and Wishkah streets and placed it in a safe deposit box awaiting the owner.
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W. A. Rupp
Centralia
Dudley G. Allen
Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Heron
Wishkah
Waterfront Steamers and Mills Trade to San Francisco and San Pedro
A published list shows the Sven sailing for San Francisco from Wilson mill while Strathgarry loads at Slade mill for Australia. Jane L Stanford loads for Honolulu from Anderson and Middleton. G C Lindauer sails to San Francisco from Wilson mill and Helene loads at Hulburt mill for San Francisco. Centralia loads for San Pedro from Union mill. M S Dollar arrives to load lumber at Stade mill for China. Tahoe sails for San Francisco from Union mill and Anderson Middleton. Chehalis arrives with passengers and will load at Hoquiam for San Pedro.
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Helene
San Francisco
M.S. Dollar
Stade Mill
China
Tahoe
Union Mill
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Chehalis
Hoquiam
San Pedro
Dredge Start Promised for Hoquiam River Harbor
A letter to Commercial club president L H Brewer from U S Senator Miles Poindexter reports the federal board of engineers recommended a 12000 dollar dredging appropriation for the Hoquiam river. While short of hopes, Brewer calls it a starter likely to improve the river channel and pave the way for further funding.
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Hoquiam
L. H. Brewer
The
Commercial Club
United States
Miles Poindexter
Federal Board of Engineers
Hoquiam River
Brewer
Publisher's Notice on Timely Delivery for City Herald
City subscribers failing to receive the Herald by 6 p.m. on Mondays will have a replacement paper sent to the address at once by City Messenger Co Tol. 5031.
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City
Herald
City Messenger Co
Mack aims to reacquire Jack Knight from New York Americans
Connie Mack seeks to bring back Jack Knight from the New York Americans. Knight was signed by Mack as a youth, then sent to the Eastern League after a year and a half in the minor leagues.
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Mack
Jack Knight
Connie Mack
New York Americans
Young Krnotsht
How to Remove Spots From a Table
An old household tip explains removing white heat marks from a polished table by rubbing with peppermint essence on a cloth. The method emphasizes simple chemistry and careful application.
Potato Investigations Show Varieties And Seed Methods
The State Agricultural Experiment Station releases General Bulletin No. 94 on potato investigations. It details 1905 to 1980s variety tests, best types for early markets, heavy yields, and stock feed, plus seed selection methods to boost yields. Free copies available by writing to the director in Pullman, Washington.
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State Agricultural Experiment Station
General Bulletin No
A. G. Craigs
Pullman, Wash
Publisher's Notice Reads City Messenger Co Notification
Publisher's Notice urges readers to notify the City Messenger Co service at telephone 5931 and arrange a one time contact, indicating a scheduling or delivery instruction for Thursday.
Rapid Fill of Tideland District Advances
Rush work on the tideland fill by dredge Washington We cress ing the district between Michigan and K streets has reached within a foot and a half of grade. Pipelines moved to equalize effort. Property owners chose a city funded raise and relocate option or a cash sum. Foundations under raised houses are deemed inadequate by experts, while sturdier foundations will avert costly repairs later.
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Tideland
Washington
Michigan
K Streets
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Hospitality Pays
Entertaining State Press Association
Commonwealth
Emeneker Piano CO
South H Street
South H St
Hilts
Rainier Street
Tamblyn
Hulburt Mill
Veterans
Sven
Wilson Mill
Strathgarry
Slade Mill
Australia
Jane L. Stanford
Anderson and
G. C. Lindauer
Toni
Geo. J. Wolff
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