Plans Made for Extension of Markets
Chicago August 22 Special. Government will aid U S lumber makers by sending experts abroad to study European markets and broaden American sales. The Webb bill is urged for quick passage to authorize foreign sales agencies. Government and major lumber groups briefed on postwar demand in Belgium France England Italy Spain Germany and Russia.
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Chicago
United States
Webb
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Will H. Parry
Joseph E. Davies
Forest Service
H. S. Graves
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
E. E. Pratt
Wilson Compton
The
Trade Commission
National Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Pine
California Redwood
West Coast
Northern Pine
Northern Hemlock
France
England
Lis Forest
Scotland
Italy
Spain
Germany
Russia
County dry movement to probe candidates next week
The W C T U held a Monday meeting at First Methodist church vowing to support only candidates with clean past records favoring prohibition. A Montesano meeting is planned for next Monday as investigators compile each candidate’s stance and past behavior.
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First Methodist Church
Montesano
Grays Harbor
F. H. Bassett
Hoquiam
Presi
Grand Concert for Company G Delights Local Audience
The Grand theater hosted a Tuesday night concert directed by Mrs. Gertrude Croxall. The event raised 300 to 400 dollars for Company G mess fund and featured seventeen numbers praised by all. Miss Helen Clemons of Montesano impressed with a harp piece that broke the no encores rule.
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Grand Theater
Gertrude Croxall
Company G
Helen Clemons
Montesano
Dream Theater Orchestra
Drummer Boy
Miller
Maude Burgess
West
Lohree Tartahi
G. O. Clark
Dorothy Smith
Natalie Mrs
J. F W . Barkley
G. E. Marcy
Shipyards Hear Of Large Pay Rolls And Plans
A businessmen meeting at the Chamber rooms in Aberdeen reviewed disbursements of the two Aberdeen ship yards totaling about 350000 for labor and supplies. A Williamsburg plan was eyed to attract manufacturing, while longshoremen strike talks continued. Cheese factories in the county reported production valued at half a million dollars and two new plants were planned. Republican gubernatorial candidate John G. Lewis toured Clarke, Cowlitz and Skamania counties with future stops slated near Seattle and Tacoma.
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Aberdeen
E. C. Finch
Williamsburg
Grays Harbor
W. C. Mumaw
J. J. Kaufman
C. A. Holmer
Ocosta
North River Valley
John G. Lewis
Clarke
Cowlitz
Skamania
Mr. Lewis
Seattle
Tacoma
C. E. Troutman
Shingle Men Entertained by Aberdeen Lumber Trade Group
Aberdeen hosts 24 Northwest Rite-Grade Shingle manufacturers from Oregon Washington and British Columbia as they discuss trade conditions. They praise recent national advertising campaigns and plan expanded ads in newspapers and magazines in 1917. The visit included plant tours luncheon golf and a dinner at Hotel Washington.
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Aberdeen Lumbermen
Association
George M. Cornwall
The
Timberman
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Grays Harbor and Wilcox
Aberdeen
W. J. Patterson
Country Club
Hotel Washington
E. C. Miller
State certificates granted to county teachers list
Following are the names of those in this county who have been granted State teachers' certificates by the state schooled department. The list includes Cyria Allen Judith Axland Dorothy Belles Chloris Currier May Currier George Fields Marguerite Juhnk Mil dred Maynard Mabel McKeever Mrs Lulu Miller Elizabeth Morgan Marie Olson Lilly Fox Swaney Mrs Verna Toman Glaydie Wilking Alvina I Freeman Estalla Fox Beam Genevieve Felzer Clara Knack Maude T Holloman Cora N Walter Pearl Abbott Theresa Boiteau Dorothy E Burch Nellie J Cunningham Elizabeth I Finch Helen Mary Fuller Luella M Hillgrove Ladona Kittelsby Amy MacGregor Ruth Merrill Laura E M Twidwell Lela L Rice Lucretia A Rodell Edith M Stanley Clara Voscher Laura Walter Inga Warness
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Cyria Allen
Judith Axland
Dorothy Belles
Chloris Currier
May Currier
George Fields
Marguerite Juhnk
Mildred Maynard
Mabel McKeever
Lulu Miller
Elizabeth Morgan
Marie Olson
Lilly Fox Swaney
Verna Toman
Glaydie Wilking
Alvina I. Freeman
Estalla Fox Beam
Genevieve Felzer
Clara Knack
Maud
Poindexter Campaign Visit Planned for Aberdeen
United States Senator Miles Poin dexter seeks renomination and will make a brief campaign stop in Aberdeen next Wednesday. Supporters and admirers prepare a hearty welcome for his appearance.
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United States
Miles Poindexter
Aberdeen
Hanson Endorses Wilson in Tacoma Meeting
Ole Hanson, progressive leader and former 1914 Senate candidate, tells Tacoma Democrats that Hughes is a vague candidate and praises Wilson for progressive laws. He cites rural credit, income tax, good roads, eight hour postal law, and child labor law as examples while urging support for peace and unity. The gathering, presided by Mrs. H. H. Collier, drew many attendees including George Fishburne and visitors from Seattle.
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Tacoma
Hughes
Ole Hanson
United States Senate
Peerless Grill
Wilson
Congress
Repubican Party
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
H. H. Collier
Mr. Hanson
George Fishburne
Roscoe Drumheller
Seattle
Puget Sound
T. W. Beeks
Progressive Party
King County
D A R Members Honored by Mrs Patton in Hoquiam
Mrs. W H Patton of Hoquiam entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of Robert Gray Chapter D A R members. Aberdeen guests included Mrs Otis D Hall Mrs J B Bridges Mrs E E Boner Mrs William Irvine Mrs J B Kinne and Mrs L G Humbargar.
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Robert Gray
W. H. Patton
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Otis D. Hall
J. B. Bridges
E. E. Boner
William Irvine
J. B. Kinne
L. G. Humbargar
Out with it Mr Hughes Intervention or Invasion
The remark questions whether a policy shift favors intervention over full invasion, signaling a debate over strategic choice and potential consequences for regional stability and international relations.
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Mr. Hughes
Tariff Debate Echoes in Tacoma Campaign Speech
Democratic candidate George Fishburne denounces the tariff as a dead issue and argues for an unbiased tariff commission. He contrasts Hughes with Wilson, urges protection through balanced policy, and recalls past reforms like the Underwood tariff law and Federal Reserve Act while warning against restoring Mark Hanna era practices.
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Tacoma
Charles E. Hughes
George Fishburne
Congress
Tariff Commission
Justice Hughes
Washington, D. C
Mark Hanna
Hughes
Uncle Sam
Mark Hanna-Aldrich
Europe
New England
Senator Poindexter
Wool Trust
Houses of Representatives
United States
Wilson
Mr. Taft
Schools to Open on September 5 in Aberdeen
Aberdeen public schools plan the 1916 17 term starting Tuesday September 5 Geor ge B Miller calls a teachers meeting for Monday at the high school auditorium where teachers will be assigned to grades Fourteen new teachers join grammar schools and four join the high school A record high school attendance is expected due to a large eighth grade graduating class and anticipated enrollment above 350 students
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Aberdeen
B. Miller
Miss Beatrice Weaver Visits Local Relatives
Miss Beatrice Weaver from Napavine visits relatives in the city including her brother James Weaver and sisters Mrs. Andrew Hilliard Mrs. S Carns and Mrs. James Brooks.
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Beatrice Weaver
Napavine
City
James Weaver
Andrew Hilliard
S. Carns
James Brooks
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Chamber of Commerce
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