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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1911

Page

3

Vessels Arrive and Load at Grays Harbor Mills

Report from Along the Waterfront lists arrivals and departures at Grays Harbor mills and docks. Vessels include schooners William Olson G W Watson Edward R West Columbus Salvator Ethel Zane Thos L Wand G C Lindauer W R Hume and steamer Wasp Centralia Santa Monica Skookum Jola transferred to Humptulips Boom Co. In 1910 harbor activity shows 426 steam vessels and 141 steam crafts cleared carrying 440 million feet of lumber.

Salvator West Mill San Pedro Ethel Zane Thos. L. Wand Union Mill California G. C. Lindauer Wilson Mill San Francisco W. R. Hume Guymas Mexico Skookum Jola C. E. Burrows Co Humptulips Boom Co Grays Harbor Santa Monica West & Slade Grocery Company Hoquiam Wasp Tahiti G. W. Watson

The Philadelphian Message and Contempt of Court Debate

A Seventh Day Adventist church program is noted amid a broader discussion on contempt of court and free speech. The piece cites Judge Gillman’s Star case, legislative figures opposing contempt powers, and hints at proposed bills to limit constructive contempt in courts.

Gillman Allen Landon Nichols Piper Whalley Jackson Buchanan Wray Zednick Christiansen Gross Wright Ghent King County Peter Jensen Lorenzo Dow Pierce County Whitney Shafer Buchanon Gandy Hiears White Bellingham Campbell Everett United States California

Bank Advertising Advice For Financial Institutions

An address by Charles E. Jones of Cosmopolitan Magazine urged bankers to boost newspaper and magazine advertising, stressing start with strong local campaigns before national efforts. He advised targeting trade papers for publicity and local papers for revenue, building a solid foundation in one city first. A separate game report notes Hoquiam High School’s basketball team was routed by Aberdeen High School 57 to 9, with Aberdeen dominating in teamwork and performance.

Banker Bankers’ Ad Association of Pittsburg Charles E. Jones Cosmopolitan Magazine Mr. Jones United States Hoquiam High School Aberdeen Aberdeen High School Hoquiam

Berlin Purchases Forests Surrounding the City

Berlin municipal authorities aim to model a modern metropolis by keeping surrounding forests. They negotiated with the government to buy seven forested areas around the city totaling about 40 000 acres for roughly 45 million dollars. The Grunewald Tegel Grunewald and Potsdam forests are popular Berlin haunts familiar to American and English visitors.

Berlin Grunewald Tegel Granny Potsdam

Why Streams Are Polluted by Paper Mills Waste

A study asserts over three billion gallons of waste liquid are discharged annually by sulphite paper mills in the United States, highlighting severe pollution of streams and waterways.

United States

French Engineer Invents Low Automobile for Invalids

A French engineer has designed a compact low automobile tailored for invalids, promising easier access and safer operation for disabled drivers.

Temple promised by Siam's king arrives in Europe

The late king of Siam on his first European visit pledged a souvenir temple. Now thirty nine cases with the temple material have arrived at Thombure and will be rebuilt near Souro Victoria.

Siam Europe Thombure Trombure Jamekoek Souro Victoria Fony

Spain Plans Long Highway Through Scenic Route

Spain proposes a continuous highway 1.674 miles long to attract touring automobilists and boost visitor traffic along its coast and inland routes.

Spain

Hungry Six Month Walrus Demands Fifty Pounds Daily

A six month old walrus requires about fifty pounds of fresh fish each day to satisfy its growing appetite. The facility notes the animal's substantial daily food needs and care requirements.

Underground Stream Powers Arizona Hydro Plant

An article describes water from subterranean streams of unknown depth used to generate power at a novel hydro electric plant in Arizona. The piece includes a personal note from H. B. Martin about escaping death twenty one years ago and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchial illnesses with trial bottles at A W Shelley's.

Arizona H. B. Martin Pitt Harrelson 8. C Georgetown S. C A. W. Shelley’s

Poultry Fanciers Plan for Exhibit in Grays Harbor

A large Grays Harbor Poultry Association meeting at the Herald offices in Hoquiam drew strong turnout with many from Hoquiam in attendance. President H B Elder led a ten member committee to attend a banquet by the Tacoma poultry fanciers. Show entrance fees were set at 25 cents per bird and 1 for a pen plus 10 cents for pigeons. About 140 members have signed up with expected growth before the February show. Secretary Hutchinson invites entries and provides entry banks by mail in Aberdeen. Judge Beckenhauer of Aberdeen will assist Judge Dixon of Oregon City in judging.

Grays Harbor Poultry Association The Herald Hoquiam H. B. Elder Iacomsa Tacoma Hutchinson Aberdeen Beckenhauer Dixon Oregon City, Ore

Second Ward Improvement Plans to Cut off Wishkah River Bend

A Second ward meeting of property owners endorsed a project to divert the Wishkah River bend creating a fresh water basin and municipal docks. Contractors Peterson and engineer Clapp attended. Councilman Ingram has toiled on the plan for two years. The scheme would cut off the point between Second and Market streets and use the earth to fill tidelands east of F street at an estimated district cost of 50000 dollars, about 250 dollars per lot.

Second Ward Wishkah Andrew Peterson Clapp Ingram Second Market Streets F Street City Tacoma Dredging Company Broadway

Commission Plan Seeks Vote or Passage Before Election

The commission must pass the plan or call an election for submission unless the general election is within nine days. Ordinances take effect 80 days after passage unless for public safety emergencies. A 25 percent petition of mayoral voters can halt an ordinance within 30 days. Cities may revert to general laws after six years if the new law fails, via a special election.

Commission Public Safety and Health

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M:hs William Olson Slade Mill Edward R. West Australia Columbus Centralia Anderson & Middleton Church Corner First E Streets Philadelphian Message Evans Drug Co Bankers Association Homburg King of Bangkok Wishkah River Public Service Corporation Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
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