Fraud of Olympus Monument Exposed by Conservation Critique
An article in Pearson's Magazine by Ed. H. Thomas argues conservation practices threaten resources and aid private monopoly. It cites forester reports showing low cut rates, large deficits, and wasteful administration impacting Washington and western reserves.
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Ed. H. Tohmas
Thomas
Graves
Forest Service
Commonwealth
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Monumei Indrance
Tt Hinde
Ward redistricting stirs Aberdeen residents and council debate
South Aberdeen residents protest a ward split that would shift representation to favor the Fourth ward. Councilman Myles argues the move aims to block a socialist candidate, while residents question the fairness of population based representation and the two to one council seats shift.
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South Aberdeen
South
Myles
Aberdeen
Herald
Schley Street
Parks
Plant Disease Bulletins from Washington State Station
Two bulletins from Washington State Agricultural Experimental Station report discoveries by Plant Pathologist W H Lawrence at Puyallup. Bulletin 107 covers Sclerotinia perplexa root rot affecting artichokes onions cucumbers and several others. no effective control found yet. Bulletin 108 covers Bluestem of the Black Raspberry a fungus affecting raspberry canes, with spraying trials inconclusive. Copies free from the station director.
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Pullman
Wash
W. H. Lawrence
Puyallup
Washington
Wise ad know it The Herald dominates Chehalis County readership
The Herald is described as the most widely read newspaper in Chehalis County, with prominent local recognition for its advertising reach and influence.
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the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Ad
Wise Advertisers
Newly Elected Masonic Officers Named at Hoquiam Lodge
Hoquiam Lodge No. 64 F. and A. M. in Hoquiam elected officers for the coming year. James P. H. Callahan will be Worshipful Master, P. L. Stream senior warden, Frank L. Lawrence junior warden, Josiah O. Stearns treasurer, John R. Hoskins secretary. Installation is set for January 6, with Eastern Star officers also to be installed that day.
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Hoquiam Lodge No
James P. H. Callahan
P. L. Stream
Frank L. Lawrence
Josiah O. Stearns
John R. Hoskins
Eastern Star
Big Rock Crusher Out of Commission in Hoquiam
The Warren Construction Company halted work on Jefferson street and Eklund avenue after a Friday accident wrecked their big rock crusher. Material shortages and rain slowed progress, and workers headed to Portland. Repairs may delay restart to February 1.
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Hoquiam
Warren Construction Company
Jefferson Street
Eklund Avenue
Portland
Yuletide Joy Grips Aberdeen Amid Snow Atmosphere
Christmas in Aberdeen brought bustling streets and busy shops as loggers and families filled hotels and stores. Churches and charities aided children with toys and gifts from Kaufman Bros. Co and the Elks Christmas tree, while police noted orderly crowds and record postal and railroad activity.
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Santa Claus
Associated Charities
Kaufman Bros. Co
The
Elks Lodge
Elks
Mill to Rise at Halsing Junction Near Centralia
Geo W Ninemire of Montesano begins a saw mill project at Halsing Junction near Centralia. The 60000 foot daily plant will employ about 80 workers with Ernest Baker directing construction. The site sits at the Milwaukee and Oregon Washington railroads junction, easing shipments.
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Montesano
Halsing Junction
Centralia
Geo. W. Ninemire
Ernest Baker
Milwaukee
Oregon- Washington
Recommendations for Labor Law Reforms by Hubbard
Labor Commissioner Charles F. Hubbard urges the legislature to create two new commissions one to study wages and set a living wage and another to monitor food and fuel prices. He calls for state boiler and fire inspection, bonded employers, licensing for engineers, and higher penalties for eight hour law violations.
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Charles F. Hubbard
Massachusetts
Hubbard
Illinois
Checks Planned on Public Funds
The state bureau of inspection urges sweeping reforms in its third annual report to Gov. Hay. It calls for county auditors to draw all warrants and for paying premiums on officials bonds. It also recommends state and local reforms on licenses, pardons, audits, and contract oversight to tighten fund control.
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Olympia
State Bureau of Inspection
M. E. Hay
Bureau
Secretary of State
Permanent Highway Fund
Wise advertisers target Chehalis County paper
Local notice highlights advertising effectiveness of the Chehalis County newspaper, citing its reach and the credibility of ads within the circulation area.
Christmas Exercises at Presbyterian Sunday School
The Presbyterian Sunday school held its annual Christmas program in the church auditorium. Children performed songs and recitations including Santa Claus themes and a cantata The Joy of Christmas Morning. Presents followed, with all gifts distributed.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Santa Claus
Carl Karshner
Leona Gillis
Edward Morley
Seeeeese
Pahee
Inone Lucas
Santa
Alva Vernon
Frances Karshner
Stanley Copeland
Tacoma Doctor Convicted in Bankruptcy Concealment
Dr. A W Leuders of Tacoma convicted in federal court for concealing assets from a bankruptcy trustee. He faces sentencing next Monday with potential two year imprisonment. Evidence shows he separated from his wife, ran a hospital in Winlock, sold it for a hotel site, and transferred Oregon land to hide it from creditors.
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A. W. Leuders
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Lenders
Walla Walla
Winlock
Oregon
L. W. Reinhart
Oak Grove
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