Exposes Fallacy of Protection Tariff Effect on Wages
An Aberdeen World editorial denounces the tariff as failing to raise American wages. It argues protected industry profits go to manufacturers while foreign labor dominates U S plants, citing shoes and paper as examples and calling the tariff a hollow sham.
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Aberdeen
Herald
England
United States
Joseph Jacob
Grays Harbor
Washingtonian
Jacob
America
British Isles
Europe
Lawrence
Mass
Coatesville
Canada
City Council Debates Right of Way and Street Improvements
The Aberdeen city council discussed securing a deed from Aberdeen Realty Syndicate for a Westport road connection. The attorney reported the city already had a right of way and proposed $7,000 to $8,000 in general fund costs for improvement, urging local assessment funding.
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Aberdeen Realty Syndicate
Westport Road
Myles
Heron Street
Monroe
Broadway
West Market Street
J. P. Carlson
Merck
Parks
Young Girl Vanishes Then Is Found Wandering in Wishkah Valley
Anna Griner, 14, adopted daughter of H E Holmquist, left home Monday for St Rose academy. She was missing at noon Tuesday, then located by Edward Engen 14 miles from Aberdeen in Wishkah valley. She wandered after fearing being late, staying with a Polish family overnight and was brought home.
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Anna Griner
H. E. Holmquist
North F Street
St. Rose Academy
Wishkah
Aberdeen
Edward Engen
Anna
Engen
Shoe Store Opening by Jean Hamberg at 207 East Heron
Jean Hamberg plans a formal opening of a new shoe store occupying the former Electric Service & Supply Co. space at 207 East Heron Street. The store features a men's department at the front and a ladies’ section in the rear with tasteful fittings and upscale merchandise.
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Jean Hamberg
Electric Service & Supply Co
East Heron Street
Hamberg
Death of Mrs Meir in Spokane Rouses Family Visit
Mrs Mary Meir of Spokane died suddenly Tuesday morning at her daughter Mrs Joseph Teifenthaler's home 812 Terrace Avenue of heart failure Funeral services were held at St Marys Catholic Church with interment at Fern Hill Cemetery Mrs Meir had arrived from Spokane Sunday for a visit with her daughter
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Mary Meir
Spokane
Joseph Teifenthaler
Terrace Avenue
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fern Hill Cemetery
Meir
Mrs. Teifenthaler
Land Loan Bureau Proposed in Treasury Bill
A bill introduced by Representative Buchanan Illinois proposes a land loan bureau in the treasury. It would authorize at least 100 million in United States notes to be loaned on farm lands at 50 percent of assessed value, at 5 percent interest for up to 20 years.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Buchanan
Illinois
United States
Salvation Army wedding at Methodist church
Adjutant Josie Peterson and Axel K Johnson wed at the Methodist church Tuesday evening in a ceremony described as a revival meeting and love feast. Brigadier Dubbin of Seattle officiated, with a well attended service and festive decorations.
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Josie Peterson
Axel K. Johnson
Methodist Church
Brigadier Dubbin
Seattle
Concealed Weapons Allegation Faces Court Hearing
M Druxinman was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Rogers charged with carrying a slung shot and brass knuckles. He faces a hearing before Judge Drake this afternoon. It is claimed he kept the articles in his store in the regular course of business and will advance that defense.
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M. Druxinman
Rogers
Drake
Druxinman
Southwest Washington Developments Meet in Olympia Next Week
The Southwest Washington Development association schedules its annual Olympia session February 11 to 13 to discuss good roads and logged off lands laws. Delegates must register early as executive and resolutions committees prepare for officers’ elections and policy setting.
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Olympia
Southwest Washington Development Association
Southwest Washington
Washington
Resolutions Committee
Local Businesses Advertise In The Herald
Advertisers place notices in The Herald to reach readers across the city. This brief highlights the ongoing ad campaigns and the reach of the newspaper as a marketing channel for local services and products.
Aberdeen Chamber Elects W C Mumaw President
W C Mumaw, manager of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, was elected Chamber president at a board meeting. He urged member support for city development plans and outlined aims for Grays Harbor. A five person committee was named to coordinate with Hoquiam on Southwest Development issues.
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W. C. Mumaw
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Mumaw
Chamber
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Southwest Development Association
Hoquiam
Bryan
Chehalis County
A. E. Graham
Superior Court
Chadwick
Man Jumps Overboard From Steamer Norwood
F E Crowe a Los Angeles to Grays Harbor passenger leaped from the steamer Norwood around midnight Sunday and was lost. He packed his effects in his stateroom with a tag to E Crowe care of the Young Women’s Christian Association Los Angeles, suggesting refined background but no clues to identity or motive. Messages from his brothers in Los Angeles and Bellingham sought details of the death.
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Los Angeles
Grays Harbor
Norwood
F. E. Crowe
E. Crowe
Young Women's Christian Association
Templeman
F. Crowe
H. A. Benham
Harbor Dock
F. B. Crowe
Bellingham
Wise advertisers target The Herald in Chehalis County
The Herald stands as the region’s most widely read paper in Chehalis County, attracting advertisers who seek broad reach and reliable circulation. Its prominence shapes local ad strategies and business visibility.
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the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Advertisers
Lister Victory Spurs State Budget Cuts and Savings
The Washington Standard credits Ernest Lister’s election with saving $732,470 in one department. The Republican state board trimmed budgets, slashing unnecessary items, while preserving essential building and land purchases and ensuring fiscally prudent appropriations for state institutions.
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Lister
Ernest Lister
Aberdeen Team Wins Basketball Contest
Aberdeen high school edged Hoquiam 18 to 14 in the opening winter series game. The contest was fast with a deadlock at two minutes left before Aberdeen pulled ahead on a late basket. The next meeting date is not fixed but Aberdeen looks to repeat.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Special Committee Named On Logged Off Land Bills
Olympia February 5. Speaker Howard Taylor forms a special committee to handle the many logged-off land bills in the house. Members include T. F. Murphine King W A Arnold Wahkiakum J W Brislawn Lincoln C B Horgan Franklin W J Hughes Whatcom T H Mapes Chehalis T K Ropes Snohomish W J Wells Skagit and O B Aagard Clarke.
Hoquiam Club Plans Early Fourth of July Celebration
The Hoquiam Commercial Club announces immediate plans for a large Fourth of July celebration, aiming to seize the moment and commemorate Independence Day with significant festivities.
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Hoquiam Commercial Club
Elma Basketball Team Fails to Appear at Satsop
A Chehalis County league game ordered by the board of control drew a large Satsop crowd but Elma did not show up. Elma feared defeat to the fast Satsop squad and forfeited at 6 pm, leaving Satsop out about 25 dollars in expenses while the club had advertised heavily.
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ELMA
Satsop
Board of Control
Chehalis County
Road project bids called for Hoquiam-Lake Quinsault route
Montesano Feb 5 The county commissioners ordered bids for slashing part of the Hoquiam Lake Quinsault road at an estimated cost of 150000 dollars. The project stirred political clashes in the recent election and aims to open a premier Pacific coast scenic summer resort. State Cramer survey data will guide construction.
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Montesano
Hoquiam-Lake Quinsault
Pacific Coast
Cramer
Store Burglary Hits Salmi Shop on South F Street
Thieves burglarized the clothing store of C. P. Salmi at 206 South F Street in the early hours Monday taking goods valued around 40 dollars. Entry was gained by prying the rear window shutter.
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C. P. Salmi
South F Street
Moderate price modern printing by Aberdeen Printing Co
Aberdeen Printing Co offers modern printing services at moderate prices. The service emphasizes quality, efficiency, and value for small businesses and individuals seeking reliable printed materials.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
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Wishkah River
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Howland
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