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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
3
Notices from Aberdeen Chehalis and Montesano area report residents traveling to Houston Anville Hot Springs Seattle Portland and Green Forest. Local clubs schools and churches host events while officials inspect hatcheries and discuss banking and public library matters.
The author argues that modern farming suffers from excess production and weak distribution. He cites global cultivation, rising output, and population growth, urging farmer co operatives and better marketing channels to secure remunerative markets and prevent ruinous competition. World trade data and historical notes underscore the need for organized distribution.
General agent sought for Aberdeen area by Associated Coal Tracts Co. Candidates should be of good standing with proven sales organization ability. Provide full particulars. 418 Joshua Green Building Seattle. 2021.
Sheriff Schelle Mathews plans a bill for the upcoming session to create a state bureau of identification. It would file full descriptions of all arrests including fingerprints taken by arresting authorities and reported to the bureau, with costs offset by easier criminal location.
Washington dispatch reports a rivers and harbors bill allocating Grays Harbor 50000 dollars for its harbor. Other allocations include 1250000 for the Columbia mouth, 45000 for Columbia above Celilo Falls, 80000 for Bowen Dalles Rapids Celilo, 25000 for Puget Sound waters, 5000 for Puget Sound to Lake Washington, 22000 for Cowlitz and Lewis rivers, 10000 for Skagit river, and 500 for Grays river.
The fire department responded to a chimney fire at 901 West First Street, home of W. W. White, at 6 PM. A second chimney fire occurred at 203 East Eighth Street, Faycette Bousfield’s residence, at 10 AM. No damage reported in either incident.
A classic remedy promises to restore natural hair color and shine. By applying Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound from drugstores, gray hair darkens evenly without obvious change, with added scalp benefits and less dandruff.
The steam freighter Olson and Mahoney departed Hoquiam for Boston and New York under Sudden Christensen line charter carrying 1,500,000 feet of lumber from Grays Harbor mills including Bay City, American, and Coats shingle mills.
The Herald proclaims round the clock reporting with constant updates across politics society and events. Readers are urged to follow live developments as editors promise quick briefs and in-depth features throughout the day.
W. B. Paine is named trustee in the Wishkah Logging Co. bankruptcy with W. H. Tucker as referee. L. G. Humbargar is named trustee for the Big Creek Driving Co. in the same proceedings.
Clarence Rowland, former manager of a Class B team, was appointed manager of the Chicago American League club. He previously led the Peoria Three-I league team and in 1908 managed Aberdeen, Washington.
Postal Inspector Temple arrived from Seattle to review five bids for a new post office site. E. C. Finch will lease and build a fireproof structure on South H Street across from the Finch building, returning the old frame post office to permit construction. The new facility should be ready by March 1.
Aberdeen Printing Co located at 309 East Wishkah Street is noted in local listings. The entry highlights the printer and address without additional context or events.
I Clifford R Dabney agent for R T Dabney and Joseph B Dabney owners of the Dome Doris Dabney Avalon Kauf man Fairmont Keystone Karshner MacLafferty Vulcan Olympia Dab ney TVerson and the south half of Young building decline responsibility for work or material contracted by tenants in these buildings. All liens against the property are invalid without written consent from December 16 1914 in Aber deen Washington.
Joseph Duffy a longtime dockworker was found dead after being taken to the Board of Trade saloon for suspected intoxication. He had recently been ill and was using morphine tablets. three doses were missing and authorities believe he took them together. Police search for his eastern relatives to notify next of kin.
A majority of Morgan Oil Company trustees announce a stockholders meeting at Boner and Boner offices Aberdeen Washington on January 25 1915 at 8 p m. The purpose is to consider increasing capital from 250000 to one million shares and to address other proper business.
Con McCarron and Sam Swanson were arrested by Officer Kook near midnight for fighting on the street and will face a hearing before Judge Snider this afternoon.
John Landin and Verner Sladin were brought from Moclips by Deputy Sheriff Hoover and jailed in the city lockup. They face charges of beating an Indian at Moclips and will be tried before Judge Phillips this afternoon.
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