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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1909

Page

2

New A A U Chief Sees Bright Amateur Sport Future

Everett C Brown elected president of the Amateur Athletic union outlines strong youth development through school playgrounds. He defends current football rules, supports boxing as healthy sport, and highlights US leadership and widespread amateur program expansion. Brown has long police ties to the Chicago Athletic club and Farragut Boat club as a former champion sculler and sports organizer.

Everett C. Brown Amateur Athletic Union United States Chicago Athletic Club Brown Mr. Brown Aimteur Sport Ammteur Athletic Union Chicago Puarragut Boat Club Chicago Navy Calumet Lake Farragut Boat Club Oneida Chicago Grammar Chicago College of Law Law Department Lake Forest University Chicago Athletic Association Chicago Yacht Club South Shore Country Club Livestock Commission

Washington Notes on District Governance and Senate Dining Redesign

Resignations leave Henry B. Macfarland and Commissioner West off the District board leaving Major William V. Judson engineer commissioner in charge. Roof renovations at the Treasury building and a $30,000 expansion to add large top floor rooms are planned by January. L Enfant memorial commission presents a marble monument design costing about $1,000. Printing office space remains tight with $25,000 brass galley assets held and 800000 pounds of metal in type pending use. Senate dining room redecorations feature mahogany, red and old gold colors, and a single large room with private elevator access. House dining room is unchanged.

Henry B. Macfarland Board of District Commissioners West William V. Judson District of Columbia Macfarland Treasury Department Treasury Glenn Brown American Institute of Architects Congress L’enfant Arington L'Enfant City of Washington L'Enfants National America Brown Caspar Brown The Senate Carl Schofield

Winter Landscapes Offer Cheerful Inexpensive Shrubs

A nursery owner urges homeowners to plant berried shrubs and colorful barked small trees to brighten northern gardens through winter. He highlights snowberry, Japanese barberry, American barberry, high bush cranberry, Rosa multiflora, mountain ash, Cockspur, and colorful dogwoods, noting low cost and easy establishment before ground freezes.

Rabbits Flourish in Abandoned Pennsylvania Railroad Ground

Loci on abandoned Pennsylvania railroad land prove ideal for preserving rabbits for next year. Thickets deter pet hunters, rabbits avoid dogs among small trees, and refuse to leave their retreat to be shot.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania

Ruling on Chinese Nationality Law Clarifies Eligibility

China's new nationality law states that any person who has resided in China for more than ten years is over twenty one, of good moral standing, and helpful to China may be allowed to assume Chinese nationality.

China

Buffalo Jones Announces Africa Wild Animal Roping Expedition

Buffalo Jones vows to rope and handle dangerous African wildlife with bare hands as he leads an expedition planned to start next March. He cites financing by unnamed patrons and plans to recruit top ropers M. F. Loveless and James T. Owens, using specially woven restraints and trained cow horses.

Africa C Oh Buffator Jones Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill Aiden Mr Jones Mr. Jones Wis West M. F. Loveless Capitan James T. Owens Fredonia Ariz Buffalo Jones Arizona United States

Split Log Drag Revolutionizes Dirt Roads

A Missouri farmer named Wing devised a split log drag to smooth dirt roads by shaping the surface with a simple two‑piece log, braces, and a chain hauled by horses. Its effectiveness spread, with Iowa mandating its use on all country roads and critics hailing its low maintenance and wide impact on agriculture.

Missouri Wing Ife Middle West Iowa

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Authority ON E. C. Brown Ghalifion Washington Major L'Enfant Unitarian Columbia Historical Society Dr. Morgan David Dudley Digges Major L’infant Arlington Cemetery the Senate Restaurant Railroad Norm-Miller CO East Heron Broadway Grigin Grays Harbor E. Heron ST East Hume Aberdeen Livery & Transfer Co C.e.muray L. L. Maley Telephone 1701 Aberdean WASI Wishkah St Aberdeen Carriage Company Peter Ibsen General Blacksmiths Wishkah Street Townsend
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