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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1911
Page
7
Paid notice states J H Pittinger announces his bid for nomination to the Aberdeen Sixth ward city council seat. He pledges no promises beyond striving for a clean economical and progressive administration if nominated and elected.
J A Moller announces candidacy for the First ward councilman seat in Aberdeen He has lived in the city for twenty two years and pledges an economical impartial and progressive administration to protect taxpayers interests.
Paid advertisement announces L J Kolts as a candidate for city council in the Third ward for the upcoming primary on March 7, 1911, asking voters for consideration of his candidacy.
The Time Card steamer Champion runs a route from Montesano through Westport to Hoquiam and Aberdeen with designated departure and arrival times. It leaves Montesano at 411:30 a. m and returns by 5:00 p. m. The ship lands at North Jetty on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with offices listed for Peter Wilson and J. C. Cross in Wishkah and Aberdeen.
The City Messenger Company announces numbers 5931 and 5921 for public calls with one line always open. Central will assist callers and Jos Farrell serves as the manager.
George Woodruff, American banker and traveler, spent two weeks in Irkutsk, praising its wealth and nightlife while condemning freedom limits for locals. He notes convicts and descendants of convicts control much mining wealth, grand opera, and lavish cafes, but enforcement keeps residents confined within the province.
A poem praising a bold rooster that overcomes rain snow and injuries with defiant crowing. The speaker celebrates its grit and cheerful spirit, noting the bird’s pride, energy, and unwavering optimism despite hardships.
Solomon stresses timely care of litter and road dust for poultry. Dry straw choices matter, with wheat straw preferred. leaves and buckwheat decay quickly. Proper storage prevents mold and vermin, ensuring clean scratch floors, brooders, and colony coops.
A farmers bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture describes demonstration work on southern farms and notes the boys corn club movement as a key outcome. The document explains field supervision and specific ground work to give boys exact knowledge through organized instruction.
Fragmentary text mentions lanes costs and taxes related to a larger pilot project. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates can be identified.
The article advises using gasoline drops to kill dandelions and notes land previously manured can support fruit crops. It suggests crocuses for borders, enriching soil to boost tree shoots from five to six inches to fifteen to thirty inches, removing dead trees to reduce pests, and requiring grower names and addresses on fruit crates for local and wholesale markets.
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