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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1913

Page

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Polson denies controlling Grays Harbor timber prices

Alex Polson of Polson Logging says his firm does not set stumpage or log prices on Grays Harbor. He cites numerous independent mills and large lumber companies, including Weyerhaeuser, as not belonging to any price association. He argues scarcity came from low lumber prices and winter, with supply to rebound as conditions improve. Hoquiam, Wash. Feb. 24.

Alex Polson Polson Logging Company Post-Intelligencer Grays Harbor Carlisle & Pennel Neff & Prentzel Boeing Estate France & Low EF. K. Wood Lumber Company S. EK. Slade Lumber Company Cosmopolis Commercial Company The Big Creek Timber Company Warren Company Northwestern Lumber Company Grays Harbor Lumber Company Wilson Bros Charles Clemens Saginaw Timber Company Greenwood Timber Company Anderson & Middleton Lumber Company Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle Company Coates- Fordney Logging Company United States Weyerhaeusers Oregon-Washington Milwaukee Northern Pacific Quinsault Hoquiam Wash

Woman demands jury trial in Crescent hotel incident case

Myrtle Patterson has demanded a jury trial through attorney A M Wade. A jury will be impaneled this afternoon to try her case and Irene Mitchell also faces trial. Rev J T McQueen spoke at the Men’s Methodist Brotherhood meeting in Montesano Tuesday evening.

Myrtle Patterson Frank Wheeler John Brown Crescent Hotel A. M. Wade Irene Mitchell J. T. McQueen First Methodist Church Men's Methodist Brotherhood Montesano

Garbage matter settled by city council in new ordinance

The Wednesday night meeting approved a radical garbage ordinance placing control under a commissioner who will also serve as plumbing inspector with a $90 monthly salary. Garbage disposal may be non compulsory, but rates depend on amount collected and are collected by the commissioner.

Olympia

Spray Calendar for 1918 From Washington Station

Pullman Washington February 27 The State Agricultural Experiment Station has issued Popular Bulletin No 52 The Spray Calendar for 1918 by Professors A L Melander and H K Humphrey The bulletin compiles remedies for orchard garden and farm pests with application methods and wash preparations Copies available free from the Director Experiment Station Pullman Washington

Pullman Wash State Agricultural Experiment Station Washington A. L. Melander H. K. Humphrey

Aberdeen Chamber Delays Commercial Club Proposal

About eighty members of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce met at Hotel Washington to discuss forming a Commercial club. Secretary Bryan reported $556.60 in dues in arrears while the chamber was over $1,000 in donations, and President Mumaw estimated start up costs of $3,000 to $3,500 and $600 monthly operating costs. A committee was appointed to gauge citizen sentiment and cost data, deferring action until clearer support emerges. The Herald Tells It All

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Hotel Washington Bryan Chamber Mumaw Aberdeen Muman Chamber of Commerce

Summer Normal Courses At Centralia Ellensburg

Ellensburg Normal School hosts a six week summer session starting June 17 in Centralia high school with access to laboratories and equipment. Prof E J Klemme leads a varied faculty from Ellensburg and Centralia with addresses by noted speakers. Tuition drops to half last year with ten dollar registration, refundable half on withdrawal.

Ellensburg E. J. Klemme Hoffman Bullock Mehner Kellogg Bay Centralia Malmsten Henry

Grays Harbor Wins Tide Lands Transfer Approval

The Washington state senate backed the Port of Grays Harbor in a push to transfer 70 acres of tide lands at Cow Point. With House passage already, the bill awaits Governor Ernest Lister’s signature to finalize the transfer and enable new slips and piers planned by engineer Virgil Bogue for through traffic.

Grays Harbor State Senate Olympia Cow Point Port Commission Hoquiam Commercial Club Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Senate Ernest Lister Virgil Bogue

Klapper and Robinson Charged Under City Ordinance

Mier Klapper of Klapper Stores and L Robinson of Robinson Bros were arrested after buying bankrupt stock from Plymouth clothing store and charged with violating a new city ordinance against false advertising. Judge Drake will call the cases this afternoon in police court.

Mier Klapper Klapper L. Robinson Robinson Bros Plymouth Drake

Franklin school PTA hosts tea for teachers at Knights hall

The Franklin school Parent-Teachers Association will entertain teachers with an informal tea tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 4 30 o clock in Knights of Pythias hall. Eighth grade girls will serve tea and grade pupils will provide music for the occasion.

Parent-Teachers’ Association of the Franklin School Knights of Pythias Hall

Governor Lister vows to keep promises on state economy

Washington Governor Ernest Lister charges the legislature with blocking his economy program and overstepping with a proposed 1.5 million dollar levy for roads. He defends his stance for limited highway funds and asserts he will veto excessive appropriations to ease taxpayers’ burden.

Olympia Ernest Lister Washington

Parcel Post Adds Collect on Delivery Feature

Washington D C February 23 Collect on delivery will be added to the parcel post department July 1 An order signed by Postmaster General Hitchcock requires the sender to affix parcel post stamps to cover the amount due from the addressee and an extra 10 cent fee The insured value is limited to ten dollars and the collection time is capped at one hundred dollars

Washington Washington, D. C Parcel Post Department Hitchcock

Wise advertisers rely on The Herald in Chehalis County

The Herald is described as the most widely read newspaper in Chehalis County and a trusted channel for advertisers, highlighting its broad reach and influence.

the Herald Chehalis County Wise Advertisers

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Quinsault Reserve Wishkah Street Bridge McCaw Wishkah River Wishkah Street Myles Crioyen Benn Wood Edward Kelley Telephone Company G Street State College Woodrow Wilson Thomas R. Marshall Southwest Aberdeen Printing Co., Particular Printers Hast Wishkah Street Port of Gov. Lister
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