Seven Schools Ready for Hoquiam Opening
The Aug 25 list of instructors for Hoquiam city schools shows full corps employed with first day set for September 5. Names include L. Walton superintendent. Nellie M. Ames. Anna L. Campbell. Helen Smith. Jane B. Warren. and others across Central, McKinley, Lincoln, Washington, and seventh and eighth grade buildings plus Escanaba and Edmonds connections.
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Ytoquiam
Hoquiam City
LT Walton
City Aeunols
L. Donnell
Nellie M. Ames
Anna L. Campbell
W Helen Smith
Jane B. Warren
Charles Mean
Archie J. Bonham
Chester A
Pearl Kagen
Edmonds
Mich
Lincoln School
J. EF. Sinclair
Artington
Walsh
Carrie Tundell
Laura Haines
Mary Arnold
Banchermory
Hibbing
Minn
Lillian Hunt
Grand Rapids
Washington
Lilly Fox
Prinsipal
Frederica Speth
Alice Strom
Donna Gifford
Boisfort
Wash
Isabella M. Byrom
Waseca
Local Hero Rescues Teen From Hoquiam River
In Hoquiam on Tuesday Elmer Yockey and a 14 year old companion rescued a 16 year old boy from drowning in the Hoquiam River near the Grays Harbor Construction Company dock. Yockey first tossed a rope, then dived in after the swimmer when the rope could not be grasped, bringing the youth to the dock despite the boy’s exhaustion. The rescued teen then left the scene as soon as he could walk.
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Aoquiam
Elmer Yockey
Tesey
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Eventiny
Ben
Record Run Of Black Salmon Price At Ho Wiam Cannery
Aug. 25 Ho Wiam Poeekisg cannery set a new high price of 4 cents per pound for black salmon. The firm received more than 350 fish from local workers on the bay as demand surges. Grays Harbor fishermen had previously rejected the species due to unprofitable prices amid a strong overall salmon market.
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Hoqutiam
Ho Wiam Poeekisg
Packeh
Grays Harbor
Harbor tugboats to use oil burners on full supply plan
Grays Harbor Tugboat Co. plans to equip boats with oil burning apparatus if a full crude oil supply can be arranged. E. O. McGlaufin, manager, said the company already has oil burners and will extend the improvement to the Traveler and Moanter, shipping oil to the harbor by rail for now.
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Hoqouvian
Aus
Hoquiam Bank Receives New Charter For Second Term
Hoquiam reports the First National Bank of Hoquiam has received a new 20 year charter from the United States Treasury Department marking its 20th anniversary. The bank, the oldest in Chehalis County, will begin its second 20 year term on September 22 with renewed permission to operate.
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Hoquiam
First National Bank of
Unitedates Treasury Department
First National
Chehalis County
Your Men's Club Plan Favored For City Park
The Your Men's club plan to secure section 5 for a city park gains favor. The committee will present the matter to Vierals state authorities and land may be ordered sold. The tract was eyed by the National Guard as a target range and skirmish ground but deemed unfit for that use.
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Toqviam
Vierals
National Guard
Forty-year anniversary celebrated in Hoqovtam
Aug 24 reports the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Treanz Pontischil observed at home in Hoqovtam. They received many congratulations from numerous friends.
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Hoqovtam
Ami
Treanz Pontischil
Ice plant planned at Hoquiam on Lytle property
The Lytle Logging and Mercantile company land and dock near the Eighth street bridge were sold Tuesday to Leopold Schmidt of Olympia Brewing. The buyer will clear the site and start an ice and cold storage plant costing about $40,000.
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Hoquiam
Lytle Logging and Mercantile Company
Eighth Street
Leopold Schmidt
Olympia Brewing Company
Mrs Mamie Mulder Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Hoquiam Washington Mrs Mamie Mulder wife of a Northern Pacific engineer died at Hoquiam General hospital Monday night following an appendicitis operation. The couple lived in Hoquiam briefly after moving from Vancouver Washington where the remains were shipped Tuesday for interment.
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Hoquiam
Mamie Mulder
Northern Pacific
Hoquiam General Hospital
Vancouver
Wash
Jewelry shop sold as owner plans move to Oklahoma peach ranch
Fred Rowe announces the sale of his jewelry store in Hoquiam and intent to depart for Guthrie Oklahoma. He recently bought a farm there and planted 2,000 peach trees last year.
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Hoqutam
Fred Rowe
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Mr. Rowe
Peter Schafer announces candidacy for first district commissioner
In Montesano Aug 24 Peter Schafer, longtime Satsop valley resident and business operator, declares his bid for the first district commissioner nomination. The town notes his broad local support as Chehalis county faces a $225000 courthouse and jail project and a monthslump in county finances with unpaid warrants. Duncan Camptail returns from Oregon to help in the county auditor’s office. The new hotel opens with five patients, Donald Coombs among them, treated for inflammatory rheumatism. Mr and Mrs J W Kurrie of Low Gap plan to make Montesano their home.
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Montesano
Peter Schafer
Satsop
J. W. Kurrie
Low Gap
City
Elma Land Purchases Highlight Local Growth
Fred Reeves of Centralia and kin naman partner chose Elma for opportunities with rich soil markets and cheap land. They bought two ten acre tracts at East Park for 3000 dollars. The land lies east of the Harding place near the Elma post office and is cleared and in crops.
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Fred Reeves
Centralia
Mr. Kinnaman
Elma
Lynch & Anderson
East Park
Adam
Harding Place
Fire crews rushed to Elma as brush fires threaten area
The Elma branch west of Hoquiam to Shelton is covered by brush fires with critical conditions reported. An east bound passenger train gathered section crews and moved them to Elma, then dispatched along the line. A shift in wind could cause extensive property damage.
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Elma
Northern Pacific
Hoquiam
Shelton
Millionaire Cotton Grower J H Biscoe Visits Aberdeen
J H Biscoe of Boe County Mississippi a leading cotton planter visits Aberdeen as a guest of F G Jones and family. He is an uncle of H B Fauntleroy of this city and ranks among the world’s largest cotton growers.
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J. H. Biscoe
Boenoit
Miss
Aberdeen
F. G. Jones
Mr. Biscoe
H. B. Fauntleroy
L L Trask Seeks Republican Nomination for Justice of Peace
L L Trask announces candidacy for the justice of the peace nomination with Republican primaries set for September 13. The notice states his intent to run and seeks voter support.
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Justice OF the Peace
L. L. Trask
Campbell seeks renomination for Chehalis county prosecutor
W W E Campbell declares candidacy for renomination as prosecuting attorney of Chehalis county subject to the primary election on September 13. He announces his bid and asks for support from voters and party members.
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Chehalis County
W.W. E. Campbell
Civic Pride as an Incentive to Public Improvem ents
An American Agriculturist inspired piece argues civic pride boosts property values and widening horizons. It urges community action to beautify lawns schools and highways through a town bee, shared gardening, and cooperative effort, linking neat surroundings to a favorable reputation and growth.
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McEssorshy
Agriculturist
What the Comet Did in Halley’s Return
A poetical piece from R. D. Benham of Portland Oregon links comets to all misfortunes and joys. It asks why Halley’s comet caused fear and mischance and notes its 28 mile per second speed with a 75 year recurrence.
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R. D. Benham
Portland
Oregon
Senator Gore Oklahoma Man Linked VP to Briba Tales
A Oklahoma man named in a report connected Vice President with Briba stories. The item notes political figures and regional ties in a concise political brief.
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Briba Stories
Toronto Water Quality Cited by Edmonton Journal
The Edmonton Journal reports that Toronto’s water is heavily contaminated requiring filtration through a ladder to remove debris. Citizens reportedly strain tap water with a cimlet and add chloride of lime and sulphite of copper to kill germs, with larger contaminants discarded in a back alley.
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Toronto
Edmonton Journal
Waterfront steamers and schooners load for Pacific ports
Several vessels load at mills and shipyards along the harbor bound for San Francisco Guaymas San Pedro and the Hawaiian Islands. Steamer Santa Barbara Lindauer and other steamers sail or are due to sail for California and Pacific ports as crews report full passenger lists and underway cargo operations.
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Scone
Sudden & Christiansen
Hulbert Mill
San Francisco
California
Centralia
Pollard Line
Erriceson
For Sale New Oliver Typewriter No 5 At Cut Price
Classified notice offers a new Oliver Typewriter No 5 for sale at a bargain if claimed immediately. Address 504 East Heron Street. Item marked 101 it.
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Oliver
East Heron St
Time Card Launch Logger Schedule
The document lists sailing times for the Time Card Launch with departures from Aberdeen Markham and Ocosta to Andrews Creek and back. Captain Henry Caldwell signs the schedule and notes the boat leaves City Dock at the foot of Wiskah Street.
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Aberdeen
Markham
Ocosta
Andrews Creek
Henry Caldwell
City Dock
Wisikah Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Full Cure For Catarrh
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming constitutional disease requires constitutional treatment. The firm F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo offers 100 dollars if any case fails to cure, with testimonials available and pills for constipation sold as well.
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Hall
Jlall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
City Messenger Company Announces Phone Number Change
The City Messenger Company lists two telephone lines Nos 5931 and 5Jes with one line always open. Call either number and Central will reach us. Jos Farrell is the manager.
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Thiity Messenger Company
Us‘alles
City subscribers urged to report missed Herald deliveries
Publisher asks readers missing the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays to notify City Messenger Co. A note from Aberdeen Printing Co invites feedback and promotes sending copies to eastern friends to boost Aberdeen.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Aberdeen
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