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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

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Railroads promise refunds on rate differences for lumber shipments

Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways inform the lumbermen’s freight rate committee they will refund shipments made Nov 1 1907 to Oct 14 1908 where shipper’s certificates were used and rates exceeded post October 31 1907 levels. Henry Blakely says claims will be paid promptly. statements show money carriers claim and shipper risk, with two-stage refund process coordinated by the rate committee.

Swalile Northern Pacific Great Norther RailWay Lumbermen's Freight Rate Committee A. F. Specht Pacific Coast Lether Manufacturers’ Association Shingle Mills Bureau Great Northern Henry Blikely General Western Northern Pacific Railway C. FP. White Eastern Territory Hanford Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Many

Aberdeen Athletic Association Elects Officers

The Aberdeen Athletic Association elected officers Monday evening with Dr. O. R. Aublan as president and Geus Digsu as secretary. Directors include L. C. Davidson S. A. Hoon an W. W. Maxey and C. T. Scurry. J. A. Aruthnot named physical director. membership stands at 110 in flourishing condition.

Aberdeen Athletic Association Pres O. R. Aublan Veay Fh. du Deupers Sec Geus Digsu Divas Prive Delta L. C. Davidson S. A. Hoonan W. W. Maxey C. T. Scurry J. A. Aruthnot

John Hanson to Attend Custom Cutters Convention

Notice states John Hanson will leave Wednesday to attend the Custom Cutters' convention of the United States and Canada. He will be absent from Aberdeen about six weeks. Anton Pista will manage his tailoring business in his absence and all work entrusted to him is guaranteed satisfactory by John Hanson, Merchant Tailor.

John Hanson United States Canada Aberdeen Anton Pista Pista

Judge Root Resigns as Supreme Court Nomination Highlights

Judge Milo Root notified Governor Mead he will not qualify for the Washington supreme court seat. Governor Mead then appointed M. F. Gose of Pomeroy to fill the vacancy, following Cosgrove’s wishes. Gose has long legal ties to Cosgrove and a record with Allen Crowley Gose, guiding an experienced path to the high position.

Olympia Milo Root Gov. Mead Supreme Court Rooth Supreme Bench M. F. Gose Pomeroy Cosgrove Paso Robles Cal Gose John B. Allen B. J. Crowley Walla Walla Allen, Crowley & Gose E. W. Kuykendall Gore Anna Wright Seminary Tacoma

Associated Charities Elect New Directors at Annual Meeting

At the annual meeting Dr. B N MacLafferty reported relief to 48 persons and 10 families and meals and lodgings for 97. New directors for three years include F A Hart Fred J Baker Dr Mayme MacLafferty Mrs William Irvine W W Hart. Officers named are President W J Patterson Vice President F A Hart Treasurer F J Baker and Manager Secretary Dr B N MacLafferty.

The Associated Charities B. N. MacLafferty F. A. Hart Fred J. Baker Mayme MacLafferty William Irvine W. W. Hart W. J. Patterson J. B. Haynes R. J. Hills J. C. Smith Charles McDermoth N. B. MacLafferty Nels Nelson Fred C. Furth F. J. Baker

Grays Harbor Hap Penings In Aber Gesit Herald

This fragment notes a twice weekly transcript of happenings on Grays Harbor published by the Aber Gesit Semi-Weekly Herald. It references subscription price and advertising info for printing services.

Penings On Grays Harbor Aber Gesit Herald Aberdeen

City Council Notes On Water Main Plan And Street Improvements

The council referred a river water main depth map to the water committee and moved the treasurer’s report to the auditing committee. Bids on nine fire alarm boxes and East Heron street work were referred, and an 8 inch main across the Chehalis River estimated at 4000 dollars was filed. Other items included street improvements and a tide-flat rental dispute with road easement ordered to suit.

Chehalis J. E. Haight Blaine Street Division Street East Heron Street Thornton, Jeffries R. Wiley Montesano

Removing Rust Spots on Light Colored Dresses

To remove rust spots on light frocks start by removing hooks and eyes. Rub each spot with salts of lemon, wash thoroughly, and repeat if needed. If lacking salts, use lemon juice soaked then applied to the spot and sun-dry for best effect.

Waterfront loading activity tied to multiple ships

The Polaris, Locomis, Shoshone, No Kalis, Tarus, Ludlow, Henry Wilson, Zampa, Robert Lewers, Carrier Dove, A J West, Westerner, H D Bendixon, Santa Monica, F M Slade, Edward West, Centralia, Newburg, J B Stetson, and Lindauer are at various mills and docks loading cargo bound for San Francisco, San Pedro, Coquimbo Chile, Santa Rosalia Mexico, Honolulu, and San Francisco with vessels arriving or sailing from West Western and Hart Wood mills as conditions permit.

Hart-Wood San Francisco No-Kalis A. J. West San Pedro Slade Mill Coquimbo Chile Ludlow Western Mill Dove Hart-Wood Mill Santa Rosalia Mexico Santa Monica American Mill Edeward West Centralia Anderson & Middleton Mill Newburg J. B. Stetson

Dolliver seek plan to link rural schools with agricultural colleges

Washington dispatch reports Senator Dolliver as chairman of the education and labor committee pursuing a scheme to correlate country schools with federal supported agricultural colleges. He envisions adding practical and theoretical agriculture to rural curricula and plans to introduce a bill to encourage state coordination with higher institutions.

Dolliver Committee On Education and Labor Washington

Long trip for Liberty Bell to Seattle exposition

Portland city council and Portland rose festival ask that the Liberty Bell be brought to the Pacific coast for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle in June 1909. The request was read in select council and referred to the city property committee.

Portland Ore Philadelphia

Works Both Ways Senator Sorghum Quotation

The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum on the idea that serving in Congress is advantageous. He says it lets the senator's hometown believe he is great in Washington and Washington believe he is great in the hometown.

Congress Sorghum Washington Washington Star

No North No South Motto Urges United Stand

Mrs Oldcastle voices a call for national unity against division, stressing that the country must stand firm against vivi section. Her hostess agrees, declaring the motto No north no south.

The Barrier Tramps Comment on Vegetarians

Two city tramps debate the Barrier establishment calling vegetarians decently moral. They discuss a dog in stake, reflecting a plain spoken street scene from Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Inquirer

Deposit Guarantee Bill Moves Toward Legislature

A Washington state bill proposed by bankers would back deposit guarantees for banks through a 3 percent assessment on capital stock rather than a deposits tax. The proposed five member commission would include four bank officers and the state bank examiner as chair. New banks would be required to join, with funding from a guarantee fund to cover depositor losses, and immediate repayment from bank assets with 6 percent interest.

Olympia Washington State Bankers’ Association State of State Bank Examiner Board of Bank Commissioners

Trunk Stolen From Cecil Hotel Containing Bride’s Relics

A Monday night theft at the Cecil Hotel on Heron Street and Michigan Avenue saw a trunk with clothing jewelry and Mrs Mae Reynolds Krause wedding trousseau valued at 300 dollars stolen. The deceased wife of Mr Reynolds died last November after a brief two month marriage. The hotel is run by Mr Reynolds and usually has boarders rather than transients making the loss a puzzling mystery.

Cecil Hotel Heron Street Michigan Avenue Mae Reynolds Krause Reynolds Smice

Herald Chronicles: Twice Weekly Tell It All

The Herald commits to a twice weekly update cycle delivering broad coverage of local events, community notices, and brief reports. Readers receive timely snapshots across politics, society, and business in concise, accessible prose.

the Herald

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