Aberdeen May Have Y M C A Building
Aberdeen civic leaders pledge funds to study establishing a Y M C A in the city after a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Seattle secretary C W Wilcox arrived and a field secretary will begin a month long investigation March 15 to gauge support and benefits for the project.
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Aberdeen
Pacific Coast
Young Men's Christian Association
Aberdeen Chamber of «-Commerce
Charles W. Wilcox
Seattle
Washington
Wilcox
C. A. Gummere
Chamber of Commerce
C. S. Weatherwax
J. B. Kinne
J. A. Mapes
Henry Harlan
Frank Beam
E. B. Crary
Dr. Goodnow
K. A. McLellan
R. H. Keagy
W. O. McCaw
L. P. Dudley
Frank Dole
I. N. Gardner, G. P. Hafferty
D. G. Allen and
W. J. Egerer
Aberdeen council debates street improvements and bids
The council proposes thresholds for pass or rejection of an improvement, orders a chimney and store for the North Aberdeen hose house, and considers a Bousfield warehouse on front street. A Camillo refuses board service unless housing is improved. F BE Jones seeks higher pay for assessors. Iron from the old bridge to be sold for 100 dollars. Bids called for water department material. Pioneer Boulevard bond approved. Alley and street improvements sanctioned and Dabney Hill road renamed Pioneer Boulevard.
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North Aberdeen Hose House
Camillo
General Package Company
Bousfield Firm
Old North Aberdeen Bridge
Water Department
Aberdeen Construction Company
Third Street
Duffy Street
Dabney Hill
Pioneer Boulevard
Aberdeen Y M C A May Form Address
Westport residents unable to attend daytime Southside road committee sessions will have evening meetings. The chamber requested evening sessions. The organization of a County Chamber of Commerce and Industry was laid over for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Southside Road Committee
County Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Electors Boost Albert Johnson Campaign
The editors claim overwhelming newspaper support for Albert Johnson to show the press’s power in state politics. They oppose Roosevelt, and say Johnson has backing from major media and aim to wage an active state campaign with press backing.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Col. Robertson
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Narrow Escape as Man Falls From Train
O A Danielson fell from an open vestibule on a special train returning from Elma to Junction City yesterday morning. He was discovered unconscious in a ditch of water, brought to the city, and survived. The Eagles of Hoquiam and Aberdeen attended a lodge open meeting at Elma and heard J H Shively speak before a snuff scented banquet caused sneezing.
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Elma
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
O. A. Danielson
Junction City
Danielson
Harry Gibson
J. H. Shively
Republican central committee members travel to Tacoma meeting
E B Benn L H Burnett and W W Boner of the State Republican Central committee left yesterday for Tacoma to participate in a gathering to choose a date for the state convention and decide how to elect delegates to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Benn
L. H. Burnett
W. W. Boner
State Republican Central Committee
Tacoma
Mrs Joseph Panek Dies at 40 in Aberdeen Home
Mrs Joseph Panek of 1512 Aberdeen avenue died at her home Tuesday evening after a short illness. She was 40 and survived by her husband and three children. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Whiteside's Undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Panek
Aberdeen Avenue
Whiteside
County Jailer Sentences Albert Wilson for Petty Larceny
Albert Wilson received a six month county jail term from Justice W. H. Tucker for petty larceny. He confessed to stealing several items from Floyd McNair’s residence last fall.
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Albert Wilson
W. H. Tucker
Wilson
Floyd McNair
Mrs Tamblyn Heads South for Los Angeles Visit
Mrs William Tamblyn leaves with her son and daughter for several weeks in Los Angeles. Mr Tamblyn accompanies them to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tamblyn
Los Angeles
Mr. Tamblyn
Portland
Grays Harbor Railway & Light forms The Electric Service & Supply Co
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Co purchases the E. A. Bradner stock of electrical supplies and will operate a separate department at the old Fairmont hotel block, under the name The Electric Service and Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Co
E. A. Bradner
Fairmont Hotel Block
the Electric Service & Supply Co
Portland wholesale merchant Mike Jacob dies of heart failure
Mike Jacob a prominent Portland wholesale merchant died of heart failure on Tuesday. He was a brother of Mrs. Carley of Hoquiam and Joseph Jacob of Aberdeen who went to Tacoma for the funeral. Jacob was a frequent visitor on Grays Harbor and his many friends regret his passing.
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Mike Jacob
Portland
Carley
Hoquiam
Joseph Jacob
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
Bridge breakdown delays garbage free gathering
Street Commissioner Arthur says the Heron street bridge collapse disrupted the garbage teams. Free collection will be extended two weeks from today, beyond the originally scheduled end date.
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Arthur
Heron Street
Deming Mills Restart After Three Month Closure
The F. G. Deming Lumber and Shingle Co. mills at Markham resumed operations this morning after a three month shutdown. Workers had planned a March 1 restart but delayed starting on a Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Deming Lumber & Shingle Co
Markham
Christian Science Church Service Schedule
Christian Science church on First Street near Broadway holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m. Wednesday evening service is at 8 p.m. The subject for next Sunday is Christ Jesus.
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Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
Christ Jesus
Lumber Loads Across Multiple Hoquiam Mills
The steamer Helene arrived Tuesday to load lumber at Hulbert's mill. The steamer Svea sits at Wilson mill loading for San Francisco. The schooner Oakland sailed last Monday for San Pedro with lumber from American mill. The barkentine John C. Meyer left yesterday for San Pedro with lumber for Union mill. The steamers Chehalis and Tamalpais arrived this morning to load lumber at Hoquiam mills.
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Helene
Hulbert’s Mill
Svea
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Oakland
American Mill
San Pedro
John C. Meyer
Union Mill
Chehalis
Tamalpais
Hoquiam Mills
Hanson Declares Candidacy for First Ward Councilman
E John Hanson announces his bid for councilman of the first ward subject to the primary elections to be held Tuesday March 5 1912.
Vasbinder declares Sixth ward city council candidacy
Jas M Vasbinder announces his candidacy for city councilman in the Sixth ward subject to voters at the March 5 1912 primary. Established resident makes a formal bid in the public notice.
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Jas, M. Vasbinder
Aberdeen City Clerk Seeks Reelection in March Primary
P F Clark announces candidacy for reelection as Aberdeen city clerk, subject to voter approval at the primaries to be held in Aberdeen on Tuesday March 5 1912.
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Aberdeen
P. F, Clark
Sargent seeks re election as Aberdeen city treasurer
City Treasurer Roy C. Sargent respectfully submits his name as a candidate for re election. He asks voters to approve him at the primaries in Aberdeen on Tuesday March 5 1912.
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Aberdeen
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Royal Baking
Royal
Hjalmer Jussila
Underworld
Llewellyn
Samma Lasena
Lasena
Jussila
Peter Zevich
America
Zebich
Orld
F. BE. Jones
Finance Committee
Y.M. C.A
Albert Johnson
Eagles
Mrs. Tamblyn
NEW Electric Department
George J. Wolff
E. John Hanson
Roy C. Sargent
Railway and Light
United States
the Electric Service
E. Heron St
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