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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
3
A crowded round of visits highlights Aberdeen life with Andrew Peterson Seattle and Parson Johnson Seattle among those in town, plus Cc W Yana Westport on business and D G Young in Portland on matters. Local clubs and society events fill gaps as residents host gatherings and plan future activities.
The Grays Harbor Poultry association fixed December 16 to 21 for the next annual show. Officers elected: President H. B. Elder Aberdeen secretary J. E. Hutchinson Aberdeen vice president D. M. Ogden Hoquiam treasurer W. W. Boner Aberdeen trustees W. W. Boner Aberdeen A. C. Girard Hoquiam E Furrie Montesano C J Taylor Oakville Elmer Dix of Oregon City was named as a judge. another judge will be selected at the next meeting.
The city council accepted a Water department report showing a net gain of 32788 dollars. Improvements totaled about 20000 dollars with 14000 dollars paid on plant indebtedness. Wood used reached 1773 cords and water delivered from Stewart creek station 681.5 million gallons while the south side station supplied 228.9 million gallons.
City Treasurer Sar gent presented to the city council a year end report showing cash receipts of 954 753.95 dollars and current expense disbursements of 143 804.26. Current expense warrants outstanding amount to 154 620.10 with 231 864.91 paid out this year and 161.41 cancelled. balance 66 424.04. The report notes 88 224.06 more paid out than warrants issued.
A military style dance will be held Friday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall to honor Lieutenant Cruson who is visiting the city for a week. Out of town guests include Major George D Robertson Captain R H Fleet Captain F L Morgan retired Captain Harold and others from Tacoma Montesano Hoquiam. Receivers line features Lt Clyde B Cruzon United States Army and the spouses listed with several local dignitaries and residents.
Steam heated bedrooms offered for rent with inquiry at 202 East Second Street.
The Herald outlines guidance for advertisers covering submission deadlines, accepted formats, and display rates. It emphasizes accurate copy, compliance with legal requirements, and timely proofs to ensure correct placement and billing.
A garbled Detroit Free Press item shows a man asked if he saw an intruder when police were notified. He replies no, saying his wife moved the mirror in his room and he did not know it.
The port reports multiple vessels engaged in loading lumber at local mills. Steamer Sven and Grays Harbor proceed to San Francisco, while San Pedro and Lindauer sail with cargoes. Aboard A. B. Johnson heads to Mexico. Wilbur L. Smith and Lizzie Vance load for Lima and San Francisco respectively.
The Industrial Insurance Commission announced a large batch of damage claims granted for injuries under the new law. Chehalis county recipients include Randall H. Greasses Hoquiam right hand 214 days 2.90 and H L Palmer Aberdeen right hand 23 days 26.50 among others. Monthly payments list Charles Taylor Elma second joint left hand 26 days 30 and Const Ryder Hoquiam tibia fracture 26 days 30 Ole Wold Hoquiam left elbow fracture 26 days 30.
A irascible husband blames the baby for crying aloud as the mother calmly retorts that the child inherits his temper. The quarreling pair reflect familiar domestic strain with a wry, humorous twist.
In the Morris house dated August 12 1795 Washington signed the Jay treaty with England and faced mounting calls for impeachment as Congress protested the accord. Washington refused to share treaty correspondence, provoking intense indignation and even accusations against his character. An anonymous observer alleged Washington stole 4750 dollars.
The author urges parents to prioritize character and manliness over immediate career outcomes. He argues education should develop strength of character and personal force, so boys can become capable, honest adults who can use any future tools or skills effectively. He warns against valuing assets over enduring virtue.
A one pound naval rifle tested near Washington fired fifty rounds achieving a maximum range of 18 000 feet at eighty five degrees Its projectiles dropped into the Potomac river 1500 feet from the expected point The weapon devised by Rear Admiral Twining may evolve into a three inch gun and could later equip American warships to counter aerial threats.
An Oblong Illinois inventor adapts a country water pump to a bubbling fountain. A hand pump fills a one gallon cylinder that feeds a spigot and keeps the bubbling bowl active for three or four drinkers.
Officials warn Aberdeen electors to register soon as 300 people have already signed up this year and many are Socialists. The mayoral and six council seats election is set for March 5 with a general vote on April 2 where the top two nominees will face off.
A Sunny Italy native unable to speak English was taken into custody by Officer Schmidt for selling venison. A Greek witness prompted the arrest after recognizing mutton legs and the Italian’s answer of twelve and one half cents per pound. The sack contents were revealed as mutton and the man was released.
Aberdeen pioneer John McDougall died in Olympia on Tuesday at age 83. His remains were brought home for burial at Fernhill cemetery on Sunday under Masonic and Eagles lodge auspices. Survived by three sons including former Aberdeen councilman D. J. McDougall.
Clarence Bennett and company present The Squaw Man at the Grand theater on January 17 with high anticipation among theatergoers. The management reports securing the production at extraordinary cost and guarantees satisfaction as the company has played to capacity crowds elsewhere.
Large crowds attend union prayer meetings across Aberdeen churches with ministers from various pulpits addressing nearly all churchgoers. The city reports excellent turnout and active participation.
A dinner at the Fairmont hotel last evening honor Lt Curzon who is in town for a week teaching members of the local Co G N G W in their duties. Several guests attended and the event was enjoyed by all.
Mr and Mrs Will Lanning moved to Spokane last Sunday to join the real estate firm started by Mr Lanning and John Perry. They shipped their household goods on Saturday and report bright prospects in the Spokane market.
The Donovan and Hulbert mills near the harbor near completion of repairs. Hulbert mill finishes its dry kiln, one of the most modern on the harbor, built of cement.
Sunday school at 10 a m and church services at 11 a m with the subject Sacrament next Sunday. Wednesday evening services at 8 o'clock. Located on First Street near Broadway.
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