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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1912

Page

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Aberdeen council mulls bridge swing to ease easement issue

City officials consider swinging the North Aberdeen bridge to avoid a $1250 judgment tied to Irrvines claim on their property. The council also approves Market street improvement and discusses dredging delays, street closures, and future road and bridge bids in Montesano and Moclips area.

City Council North Aberdeen Bridge William Irvine Robert Dinse George Hubble Market Street Aberdeen Montesano R. G. Trask Moclips River Department of the Interior Quinsault

Accident Cuts Hoquiam to City Phone Service

An accident damaged the telephone cable carrying Hoquiam to the city wires. Limited to three lines, service was hampered for most of Tuesday morning and reduced during the day.

Hoquiam

New Packard Auto Truck Arrives for Meadow Brook Dairy

The latest improved Packard auto truck reached Aberdeen several days ago for Meadow Brook dairy. It will be prepared for distributing milk and cream within the city.

Meadowbrook Aberdeen

Elma Bids To Host Chehalis County Fair

Chehalis county Fair association officers met in Elma to discuss hosting the next county fair there. Elma volunteers pledged early effort after last year’s proposal. Officials note plans to reuse funds from the Electric park barn and add more buildings for an annual event.

Chehalis County

Peanut Roaster Explosion Hits East Heron Street Shop

An explosion tore through the peanut roaster in H. E. Bailey’s confectionery at 41645 East Heron street yesterday morning. The blast wrecked the machine front of the building damaged show cases and a window, creating a general commotion.

H. E. Bailey East Heron _ street

Gun Club to Hold Shoot Near Union Mill in Aberdeen

Aberdeen Rod and Gun Club plans a Sunday morning shoot near the Union mill in South Aberdeen. A large turnout from the county will attend to enjoy the event and watch Northwest experts touring the state display their shooting skills.

Aberdeen Rod and Gun Club Union Mill Aberdeen Northwest

Aberdeen Printing Co Offers Modern Job Printing

Aberdeen Printing Co advertises modern job printing at moderate prices with telephone contact and local service. It emphasizes affordable rates and reliable quality for business needs.

Aberdeen Printing Co

Excursion to Olympia by 300 boosters from Grays Harbor

Tomorrow at 9 15 a special train leaves Hoquiam and Aberdeen for Olympia to attend the Southwest Washington Development association meeting. Delegates will wear Old Mother Goose hats with Chehalis County Zone of Plenty, badges issued, no marks. Fare is 2 40 from Aberdeen. Montesano and Elma will send contingents.

Hoquiam Aberdeen Olympia Southwest Washington Development Association P. S. Combs Booster Dole Chehalis County Zone of Plenty Grays Harbor Montesano Elma

Van Buren Returns to Aberdeen as Black Cats Recruit

Deacon Van Buren, former Aberdeen Black Cats star outfielder, returns to the city after a season with the Sacramento Coast League team. He spent the past year in the Coast League renewing his baseball skills and readiness.

van Buren Aberdeen “Black Cats Sacramento

Goulet Bound Over On Murder Charge

Theodore Goulet former Aberdeen resident is bound over to stand trial for the murder of Patrolman Knapp in Albuquerque New Mexico. He reportedly shot the officer as he was being transported to jail after arrest on a criminal charge.

Theodore Goulet Aberdeen Knapp Albuquerque New Mexico Goulet

Seeds for Planting Courtesy from Senator Jones

The Herald received a mail sack of government seeds from Senator Wesley L. Jones. The seeds will be given to anyone who calls at the office, with the supply limited and first come, first served.

Herald Wesley L. Jones

Favor County Board of Trade Plans for regional unity

Loren H. Brewer outlines a county wide board of trade to include all Chehalis county towns with village representation. A. F. Peterson urges action to secure equal freight rates for Grays Harbor to aid distribution and lumber exports amid upcoming class rate changes affecting the Northwest.

Board of Trade Chehalis County A. F. Peterson Pacific Lumber Agency Grays Harbor Ellensburg East Missouri River Panama Canal Atlantic Coast Puget Sound Columbia River Northwest

Chehalis County seeks five million tax value rise

Assessor F. E. Jones argues Chehalis county real estate and timber valuations should be raised by 5 million dollars to lift the assessment percent from 27 to a fair level, noting previous increases and urging fairer local assessments, plus tax effects on Northern Pacific and O W R N. The statement also defends reelection stance and cites unequal valuations in Hoquiam and Aberdeen. The second item covers William Bryan backing Governor Wilson amid Col. Harvey split and analyzes political leverage and sincerity.

Chehalis County F. E. Jones Herald State Board of Equalization Northern Pacific O. W. R. & N. Company North River State Tax Commission Hoquiam Aberdeen Wheeler Brothers Heron Street T. C. Frary Seventh

Arrested for stealing liquor from Board of Trade saloon

Albert Helms sits in the city jail awaiting trial on a charge of stealing liquor from the Board of Trade saloon. Arrested by Patrolman Hook, he had two bottles of claret two of whiskey a bottle of brandy and one of wine in his possession.

Albert Helms Board of Trade Hook Helm

Governor Wilson Seeks NJ Passage of Federal Income Tax Amendment

Governor Woodrow Wilson announced he will send a special message to the New Jersey legislature urging ratification of the proposed federal income tax amendment. The measure passed the U S House last year but died in the Senate.

Trenton N. J Woodrow Wilson New Jersey House Senate

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East Market Interior Department Myles Larkins Aberdeen Manufacturing Company American Mill Company Street Railway Company Donovan Lumber Company Scott Street Egerer Jim Hemphill Ewart Merck Graham Arthur I Street H. B. Elder Johnny Williams Indianapolis News Capital City Favor County Board OF Trade Hoquiam Commercial Club Jones Harvey Wilson Lincoln Neb William Bryan Col. Harvey Henry Watterson Harper's Weekly Mr. Bryan Mr. Wilson Col Ananiases Governor Wilson Bryan
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