Montesano Prep for Washington State Dairy Convention Banquet
Montesano gears up for a three day Washington State Dairy association convention beginning Dec 5. Gov M E Hay will speak at the Muck a Muck banquet. S C Thompson and other officials will present on dairy topics. five essay prizes and a boy's cattle judging contest are planned alongside a county harvest style banquet.
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Montesano
Washington State Dairy Association
M. KE. Hay
S.C. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Chehalis County
F. H. Scribner
S. C. Thompson
U. S
Geo. Severance
Western Washington Experiment Station
R. W. Thatcher
Chehalis
Oakville
Chase & Seaborn
South Montesano
Wrynoodie Valley
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Quiniault Lake
Washington State
Dairymen’s
Montesano Dee
German Club Organized Birth of local German club formed for language study
The German club organized by teachers and public school graduates hosts Miss Emily Hart for a Wednesday evening gathering. Members include Ruth Fogle Jessie Fribson Elizabeth Kay Clara Schneiderman Beulah Scott Mildred Melrose Mona Shannon Marguerite Wilson Emily Hart Leo Scott Alexander Lackey Frederick Hart MattieMadison and John May. The group will meet next Wednesday at Elizabeth Kay's North H Street home.
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Emily Hart
Ruth Fogle
Jessie Fribson
Elizabeeth Kay
Clara Schneider
Beulah Scott
Mildred Melrose
Mona Shannon
Marguerite Wilson
Leo Scott
Alexander Lackey
Frederick Hart
Mattie Madison
John May
Elizabeth Kay
North H Street
Forming the Port District for Grays Harbor
Frank H. Lamb argues for a local port commission to develop Grays Harbor, noting federal aid is limited and stressing the need for a self supporting authority. He outlines port essentials, rail access, harbor depth improvements, and the goal of a 30-foot depth after bar jetty completion.
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Frank H. Lamb
Interior Waterways
Congress
Columbia River
Friends of the Port Bill
Grays Harbor
United States
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
New York
Montreal
Portland
United States Engineering Corps
Ocean
New Bridge Hit by Steamer on Chehalis River
The Oregon-Washington Railroad bridge over the Chehalis River was struck by the steamer Fair Oaks at 9 this morning. The collision damaged the west walk and rails, bent steel, and halted bridge operations while crews assess the destruction. injuries to the Fair Oaks are reported minor.
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Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Chehalis River
Fair Oaks
Hagen
Four Hoquiam Boys Rescued From Raft Near Grays Harbor
The steamer Newburg brought to Grays Harbor city four boys Alvin Kennedy Howard John son and Howard Wilson who started on a raft Friday afternoon. Aided by wind and tide they reached the north channel by Saturday morning where the Newbury rescued them. They were chilled but unafraid.
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Newburg
Alvin Kennedy
Howard
Magnus Johnson
Howard Wilson
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor City
South Harbor
North Channel
Newbury
Aberdeens Chamber of Commerce Campaign To Expand Membership
Tomorrow a large Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce membership drive reaches a climax at the Fairmont hotel with hundreds of new members expected. Secretary Dudley G. Allen aims for the largest pro rata commercial organization in the nation as enthusiastic members pledge to join in the push. A festive get together is planned with speeches and cheering as the new list is announced.
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Fairmont
Dudley G. Allen
Aberdeen
United States
Allen
School elections show low voter turnout for two director race
The Saturday election drew under 300 votes from 8000+ registered. C. M. Weatherwax won re election with 275 votes to 85. Bowes 258 and Pearsal 252 in a contest that determined Bowes by 26 votes. Ward breakdown follows.
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S. K. Bowes
Dan Pearsall
C. M. Weatherwax
K. Bowes
Pearsal
Bowes
Weatherwax Pearsall Bowes
Charity Ball at Electric Pavilion Brings City Charity Funds
The annual charity ball at Electric pavilion last Thursday night drew a large crowd and lively social activity. The organizing committee reports a neat sum raised by the dance for charity work in the city.
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Electric Pavilion
McNamaras Confess to Los Angeles Times bombing
James B. McNamara pleads guilty to first degree murder and his brother John J. McNamara pleads guilty to dynamiting the Los Angeles Times plant on Christmas Day 1910. Sentencing set for December 5 with possible life terms for James and several years for John. Burns and Darrow comment on motives as investigations broaden nationwide.
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Los Angeles
James B. McNamara
Walter Bordwell
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Llewellyn Iron Works
Los Angeles Times
First
Broadway
McNamara Brothers
J. B. McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
John D. Fredericks
James Sh. McNamara
Los Angeles ‘Times
James B
Fredericks
Clarence S. Darrow
Darrow
Burt H. Franklin
Burns
Chicago
William J. Burns
McNamara
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Structural Iron Workers
Milton A. Schmidt
David Caplan
Times
Ortie McManigal
McManigal
New York
McNamaras
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
MacNamaras
Mr. Drew
Aberdeen Elks Memorial Session At Grand Theater
The Aberdeen lodge B P O E held its annual memorial service with a packed Grand Theater. Brother C O Bates of Tacoma Lodge No 174 delivered an eloquent tribute to deceased brethren and the order’s cardinal teachings.
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Aberdeen Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Order
C. O. Bates
Tacoma
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Fred Mess
J. B. Godnour
S. B. Nelson
E. L. Brewer
F. R
L. W. Hanson
H. L. Blanchard
Gras Harbor
American Press Association
New Bridge
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Gompers
Mr. Burns
Gompers
Clarence Darrow
United States Grand Jury
Drew
William Burns
the Lodge OF
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