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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
2
Agencies Not Wanted In Hoquiam
More than 500 signatures on petitions urge the Hoquiam city commission to refuse employment agency licenses. Working men say they have been robbed while seeking jobs and accuse former agency operators of exploiting camps to hire men. The Y M C A contemplates a free employment agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
City Commission
Hoquiam High School Stages Half Back Sandy Play
Hoquiam Feb 21 Students at Hoquiam High School presented the college play Half Back Sandy at the local theater. The production drew strong applause and was regarded as one of the best school shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Hoquiam High School
Agriculture as a valued business to attract youth
The article argues agriculture should be treated as a professional field to attract capable youth. It highlights the Puyallup Valley Fair’s efforts to educate students by funding travel to fair week and pairing them with experts. It also notes prizes for stock judging and essays, including a fifty dollar cup for the top three in stock judging won by Snohomish High School, with other schools aiming to win in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puyallup Valley
Great Northern Railway Company
Snohomish High School
Snohomish Boys
Nan
Boys and fairs to spark agricultural interest in Western Washington
The Western Washington Experimental Station urges fairs to attract youth to farming as an intellectual pursuit. It commends the Puyallup Fair Board and proposes prizes for best exhibits grown by boys to stimulate agricultural development across Western Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Washington
First Lumber Movd To Jetty Repairs At Hoquiam
The first scow load of lumber for jetty repairs under the government contract was moved down the bay by the Launch Union yesterday signaling resumption of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Launch Union
Local Doctor Sentenced to 90 Days for Bad Checks
Hoquiam reports Dr. Frank Wanmaker a retinary surgeon found guilty of passing worthless checks on N. S. Sorrenson. Judge Coughlan sentenced him to 90 days in the county jail yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Frank Wanmaker
N. S. Sorrenson
Coughlan
Blacksmith Carl W. Ross Buys Hoquiam River Estate
Hoquiam residents report Carl W. Ross, a well known blacksmith, has purchased the old Wilcox place on the Hoquiam river. He plans to repair the property and establish it as his home, traveling to and from in a gasolene line launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Carl W. Ross
Wilcox Place
Hoquiam River
Governor Hay to visit Aberdeen for military ball
Governor M FE Hay and Mrs. Hay will attend a box party for Company G N G W at the Schuman Heink concert March 15 and be guest of honor at the Electric Pavilion ball March 16. Patronesses include Mrs. M E Hay and local civic figures. Hay will review the company as chief in command of the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Hay
Schuman-Heink
Grand Theater
Governor Hay
Electric Pavilion
M. E. Hay
Fred Llewellyn
Frank Dallam
H. A. Comeau
Llewellyn
H. B. Hewitt
Aler Polson
John G. Lewis
Phil Locke
Fred Straub
James W. Parks
W. A. Rupp
Albert Johnson
George Robertson
Coast Artillery Reserve
O. R. Austin
Medical Corps
R. H. Fleet
Second Infantry
Springer
F. L. Morgan
E. C,. Miller
Holding Companies And Corporate Abuses
Samuel Untermyer denounces holding companies as a dangerous device that enables private speculation by great firms. He laments lax corporate laws across states, arguing they hurt securities markets and minority stockholders, and calls for reform to protect investors and stabilize finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Samuel Untermyer
Early Mating Practices for Poultry Breeders
The article advises timely pairing of geese turkeys ducks hens and roosters to optimize fertility and egg production. It recommends February mating for large breeds like Cochins and April May for Leghorns, with January hatchings for winter readiness and careful stock selection to avoid inbreeding and defects affecting offspring.
German Electrically Operated Mixing Valve Keeps Water Warm
A German designed electrically operated mixing valve maintains a set warm water temperature for baths and industrial use. A thermometer bulb senses the mixed water and drives relays and an automatic motor to adjust hot or cold supply. The system can service many bathtubs with uniform temperatures between 78 and 82 degrees.
Poultry Care and Egg Handling Admonitions from a 19th Century Advice Page
Do not mix eggs with others or sell them as yours. Keep hens from nesting under buildings or in stables and control visiting during laying hours. Do not paint poultry marks. use toe punches. Avoid tight egg containers. spread on ventilated trays in a cool room and market early. Change water often, feed dry mash, and avoid open water vessels. Prevent rot by proper egg possession and storage.
Red Hair Changes Reported Among Soda Ash Workers
A new soda ash paint plant abroad employs many men whose hair color shifts as they work. Blond workers develop a golden red tint that deepens to auburn or fiery red. Darker hair lightens gradually, black hair changes last, but after a year’s work most workers note red hair and beards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Modern Job Printing at Moderate Prices Aberdeen Printing Co
Aberdeen Printing Co offers affordable job printing services with a focus on value. Contact Oti, Oe, or HB Ll for inquiries and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Printing Co
Hanson Seeks First Ward Council Seat in 1912 Primary
John Hanson declares candidacy for councilman from the first ward subject to the primary on Tuesday March 6 1912. He asks votes and support from voters in the ward.
Jas M Vasbinder Announces Sixth Ward City Council Candidacy
J A S M Vasbinder declares his bid for city councilman in the Sixth ward subject to voters at the March 5 1912 primary elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
M. Vasbinder
Aberdeen City Clerk seeks re election in primaries
P F Clark announces candidacy for re election as Aberdeen city clerk subject to voters approval at the primaries on March 5 1912 in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
P. F. Clark
Sargent Seeks Re-election as Aberdeen City Treasurer
Aberdeen voters are asked to approve ROY C. SARGENT for re election as city treasurer at the primaries on Tuesday March 5 1912. He presents his candidacy to the electorate stating his readiness to continue in office.
Lenten Season Begins With Ash Wednesday Services
The Lenten period of 40 days began yesterday with Ash Wednesday services in the city’s Catholic and Episcopal churches. Easter falls on April 7 this year. The season will be observed worldwide with earnest devotion and was praised for inspiring new Christians in China Japan Korea Manchuria Turkey and American and British colonies to embrace Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Turkey
United States
Great Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ross
C. M. Barnitz
NEW Coats
New Onfords
George J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s
Kk, John Hanson
Roy C. Sargent
Illys
Ee Fertilizers
Chas. H. Lilly Co
Seattle
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