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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1913
Page
2
Dokies Visit South Bend in D O K Parade
About 150 members of Tehama Temple No. 150 left Aberdeen in two cars for South Bend to exemplify the D O K K rank of the Knights of Pythias and initiate 52 Tyres. The procession stretched five blocks as locals welcomed the visitors before they returned home next noon praising South Bend hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehama Temple No
Order of Korosan
Aberdeen
South Bend
Knights of Pythias
Royal Visier
F. W. Loomis
A. &. Graham
Sheek
Chas. Cloud
Mahidi
C. Cottrell
Satrap
Irvie Phelps
Sahab
J. A. Shields
Jock
E. L. McGillis
Mokana
F. E. Jones
Wm. Holpa
F. R. Mclintosh
Frank Kinlund
Paul Findeisen
Fr. L. McGillis
I N. Gerdner
Mark Ennis
C. Davidson
H. Hansen
Steamer Saginaw Sold to San Francisco Lumber Firm
The steamer Saginaw sold by Hart-Wood Lumber to McCullough Lumber of San Francisco. Built in Aberdeen six years ago, it has carried lumber from Grays Harbor and Willapa Harbor since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart-Wood Lumber Company
McCullough Lumber Company
San Francisco
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Willapa Harbor
Waterfront fleet sails from Slade and Wilson mills
The S C Allen sailed Saturday from the Slade mill for Honolulu. The Ethel Zane sailed Sunday from Slade for San Francisco. The Daisy Mitchell sailed yesterday for San Francisco. The John A Campbell arrived to load at West mill for San Pedro. The Gadsby arrived to load at Bay City mill for San Francisco. The Svea arrived Friday and sailed Sunday for San Francisco. The Wonoma arrived to load at Aber deen Lumber Shingle mills for San Diego. The Lizzie Vance arrived yesterday for Cosmopolis to load for San Francisco. The Columbia sailed Saturday with lumber from Wilson mill for San Francisco. The Temple E Dorr arrived from San Francisco and sailed back Sunday with lumber from Donovan and Federal mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Zane
Slade Mill
San Francisco
Daisy Mitchell
John A. Campbell
San Pedro
Gadsby
Bay City
Svea
Wilson Mill
Wonoma
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
San Diego
Lizzie Vance
Cosmopolis
Columbia
Temple E. Dorr
Donovan and
Federal Mills
Basket Willow Cuttings Distribution Planned for Farms
The Department of Agriculture will distribute 50 to 100 basket willow cuttings per recipient from Arlington Virginia in early March to test varieties for wet lands. Recipients must report treatment and results. Arlington and Ames sites study American species for basket making to suit U.S. conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Arlington
Arlington Farm
Ames
Iowa
Forest Service
United States
Canada
Oregon Schools Foster Home Work For Pupils
Oregon teachers link home tasks to school credit in Spring Valley, rewarding chores like milking, cooking, cleaning and studying with added credit and occasional cash awards. The program, praised by state leaders, aims to strengthen home and school cooperation and has spread to other districts with adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
L. R. Alderman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
United Sates Bureau of Education
Ree
Spring Valley
Ore
Washington State Legislature Debates Pension and Tax Measures
The Senate and House passed key items amid Lincoln birthday events. A teachers pension was approved with 12 percent per pupil funding and a two year delay on final adoption. A mother’s pension for destitute women was also approved. Road funding shifts to 2. mills while a state flag was authorized. Salary raises were rejected as a proposal was scrutinized. Aliens land ownership bills faced delay pending federal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Lister
The Courage of Paternity
A meditation on paternal and maternal sacrifice in grief. The piece recalls David's cry over Absalom and praises fathers who bear sorrow with steadfast courage in daily life, as quoted by Mrs. James Farley Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absalom
David
James Farley Cox
Cat Triggers Citywide Blackout in Winsted
A Maltese cat chased by a dog climbed a pole and caused a short circuit near Woodruff's feed mill in Winsted Connecticut. All street lights went out for about three hours as the utility crew investigated. The cat was killed in the incident with most of its body burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Ienry Skinner
Winsted Gas Company
Woodruff
Contented Spirit and Sweetness of Existence
A brief reflective note captures a contented spirit as the essence of a blessed life, aligning calm satisfaction with the richness of daily experience. The sentiment echoes Victorian prose, emphasizing inner peace over external achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Aberdeen Masons Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Grand Style
More than four hundred Masons attended the Aberdeen lodge silver jubilee at Masonic temple with 280 at the Hotel Washington banquet. Notables included Grand Master Frank McCandless of Tacoma and Deputy Grand Master A. H. Hankerson of Seattle. Life Diplomas were presented to A. J. West and Charles F. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
Aberdeen Lodge
Masonic Temple
Hotel Washington
Chehalis County
Frank McCandless
Tacoma
A. H. Hankerson
Seattle
A. J. West
Charles F. Drake
N. Nelson
O. M. Kellogg
L J. Kolts
Robert EK. Cooper
Chas. McDermoth
J. W. Clark
F. F. W. Greene
Alex. Polson
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
W. J. Patterson
McCandless
Hankerson
W. Y. Croxall
Southside Bar Gets License
Southside bar license approved after council discussion. The clerk was instructed to advertise for 800 feet of water pipe for city needs. A. W. Little’s garage permit at 511 East Market Street was referred. A deed issue for a right of way across Aberdeen Realty Co land in South Aberdeen was referred. Silas Pearson claimed $28 for a broken lighted plate glass. referred. Wishkah street bridge investigations noted by Engineer Ewart. East Aberdeen resident J. A. Moller complained of police treatment on Heron street bridge. referred to police committee. City election ordinance passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Little
East Market Street
Aberdeen Realty Co
South Aberdeen
Silas Pearson
Ewart
Wishkah Street
J. A. Moller
East Aberdeen
Heron Street Bridge
A Woman's Fixations on Chalk and China
A witty remark by Joseph Addison compares a woman's loves for chalk and china. He notes chalk wears out quickly while china tends to possess her for life, as vessels become playthings across generations from an old lady to her great granddaughter in light satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Joseph Addison
Compassionable Nature and the Suitor's Luxury View
A witty exchange from the Washington Star features Mr. Comrox noting his daughter’s luxury habits and a confident suitor claiming he can share the lifestyle without renouncing comforts. The dialogue highlights social expectations and adaptability in romance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waught News
Ed Cross
Waugh
Fred Hewitt
Tehama Temple
Willipa Harbor
Saginaw
S. C. Allen
Honolulu
Cement Information Bureau
Globe Bldg
the Association of Western Portland Cement Manufacturers
Rochchild
Portland
Lincoln
Will H. Thompson
Secretary of
State Knox
Hughes
State Department
Washington
Cat
Masons
Masonic Lodge
Southside Bargets License
Jaecal
Geo. J. Wolff
The
J. M. Barrie
Dream Theater
Elec
Ted
the Electric Service and Supply Company
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company
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