Era of Direct Legislation in Government
The piece argues voters will regulate capital through public service commissions and new policies. It cites railroad commissions, mineral lands held for the people, scientific tariff reviews, and workers compensation laws as four doors narrowing capital power. It ends with a call that ninety million Americans share a common aim to operate capital for the many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Railroad Commission
Railroad Commissions
Mr. White
Figola bread basketball at Tacoma continues
The article notes Tacoma high school captain Brautigam will play his last game Friday night, graduating that day and ending his high school athletic career. The Tacoma lineup for Friday matches the Lincoln game from the previous Saturday.
Poultry Prosperity Prompts Local Growth Ambitions
The article highlights booming poultry farming in the state, noting a $4.9 million annual import value despite population growth and a 1,200 percent rise in egg and poultry imports. It details Mr. Blanchard’s model plant at Puyallup showing profitability, with Leghorn pullets paying for feed in nine months, and urges expansion to meet Alaska’s future market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
United States
Alaska
Puyallup Station
Jefferson County
Puyallup
Hoquiam
Home-made Fruitcake Ad by Ketchum Hill & Co
Local ad notes a home-made fruitcake offer from Ketchum Hill and Co with telephone contact 3931 for inquiries or orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchum Hill & Co
S. Tel
Waterfront cargoes report from multiple vessels
A maritime summary notes vessels loading at various mills and docks for routes to California ports, San Pedro, San Francisco, Hawaii, and Australia. Ships mentioned include Helene Lizzie Vance W J Patterson Ethel Zane A J West Ludlow Roy Somers R O West Santa Monica Edward R West Newbury and others at Union Slade West Cosmopolis Wilson American mills performing loading for specified destinations.
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Anderson & Middleton
San Pedro
Celectia Sudden
Anderson Lumber & Shingle Mills
San Francisco
Capistrano
Hulburt Mill
Santa Barbara
American Mill
Grays Harbor
California
Wasp
Union Mill
Adam Donaldson
Anfindesen
Eri. B. Jackson
Marine Ways
Wilson Mill
Callaw
Peru
Helene
Honolulu
Lizzie Vance
Cosmopolis
W. J. Patterson
Slade Mill
Ethel Zane
West Mill
Centralia
Svea
A. J. West
Ludlow
Roy Somers
W. R. Hume
Santa Monica
Edward R. West
Australia
Newbury
Aberdeen Chamber Luncheon Backs Municipal Reform Push
Chamber of Commerce notes weekly Tuesday luncheons at Hotel Washington foster city discussion. A municipal commission form debate advances with Hood reporting $5,000 subscriptions toward a $15,000 publicity fund and Finch outlining a legislative publicity tax bill. Seattle expert Henry praises Aberdeen progress and rail interest supports locating manufacturing plants eastward.
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Hotel Washington
Aberdeen
Jas. A. Hood
Ed C. Finch
J. C. Hogan
M. G.henry
Seattle
Grays Harbor
E. A. McKenna
N. P
Hood
East
Pauper Dies Wealthy Pioneer of Chehalis County
Joseph Garnett an early Chehalis county settler died at the county poor farm aged over 80. A hermit most of his life he kept hidden wealth with bank slips showing 2500 in deposits that will escheat to the state. He was German born and came to the area over 80 years ago near Elma where he claimed land and lived alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Joseph Garnett
Chehalis County
Garnett
Elma
Germany
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Consumption Says Patient
H B Martin of Georgetown South Carolina recounts nearly a fatal cough years ago and credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life. The remedy advertised as guaranteed for coughs colds and bronchial ailments sells for 50 cents to 1 00 with a free trial bottle at A W Shelley.
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H. B. Martin
Pitt Harrelson
S. C
Georgetown
A. W. Shelley’s
Exhibits Demonstrate Public Education Value Across Cities
Public exhibits on health safety and city budgeting educate residents on proper practices. New York’s budget display highlighted funding choices while milk and dairy demonstrations showed correct handling and sanitation.
Civic Pride Drives Local Purchases in Town Market
Civic pride means working for the town’s good and doing purchases locally to support community vitality. The message urges residents to buy where they live to strengthen the town’s economy and character.
Muskogee approves $800000 industrial bonus drive
Muskogee Oklahoma held a half holiday to boost an $800000 industrial incentive led by Governor Haskell. A mass meeting raised $215000 on site without bank solicitation with ten banks later supplying $85000 more. Contracts for five factories were signed, promising about 1500 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Haskell
Chattanooga Makes Plan to Protect New Paving
An effort in Chatta nooga Tennessee seeks an ordinance to safeguard new pavements. The proposal would require property owner notification before laying pavement and bar cutting for five years after installation to allow pipe connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sapleigh and Keen Debate Electricity Remark
Sapleigh remarks on electricity provoke Keen to respond, noting the striking capabilities of electrical power in a dialogue from an unidentified transcript. The exchange highlights curiosity about science and the expressive interaction between the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapleigh
Miss Keen
Mr. Sapleigh
Bosion Transcript
Calder Eyes Bus Line Plans Between Manton and Hoquiam
J. E. Calder of Montesano spent yesterday in town examining potential profits from a proposed Monte Santo to Hoquiam motor bus line. If the venture proves feasible he may launch service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Calder
Montesano
Hoquiam
Mr. Calder
Guardsman from Walla Walla Visits Home Briefly
J A Graham traveling guard at the Walla Walla penitentiary arrived in the city yesterday for a short visit at home. The report notes the return amid routine posturing and local interest in penitentiary affairs.
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J. A. Graham
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Down from Quinsaul Dunlaps visit Aberdeen hospital
Mr and Mrs Dunlap early settlers of the Quiniault country arrived in the city yesterday. Mrs Dunlap entered Aberdeen general hospital and may undergo an operation. Visiting continues uncertainly as details are awaited.
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Has HO
Tacoma
Aberdeen Printing Co
F. K. Walsh
Richard Mercantile Co
W. C. Schuneman
Powell & Ross
William Jacka
R. W. Orkney
F. L. Carman
Hoquiam Feed Company
Grays Harbor Drug Company
Poultry Journal
Ponischil & Son
H. T. Peterson
J. O. Hoag
Levi & Baer
Hotel Pharmacy
Gillett’s Drug Store
Wise & Hoskinson
Mls
A. M. Baxter
Chamber OF Commerce
Iiacs
New York
Sale Nemo
Geo. J. Wolff
Potel Fairmont
Snyder & Williams
Quinsault
Kaufmam Bros
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