City Council Divides on Salary Donations and Delays Action
City council Wednesday night debated donating salaries to a park fund with little progress. The mayor allowed hours of debate, with Egerer and Empey supporting the idea, while others cautioned about tax implications and questioned spending. Ordinances on D Street damages passed. Terrace Avenue was upheld for inclusion in the district.
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Willy Nilly
Egerer
Empey
D Street
Fraser
Terrace Avenue
France
Northwest Seattle seeks regional reserve bank
William G McAdoo and David F Houston visited Seattle to hear a civic delegation’s case for a regional Federal Reserve Bank. The event drew 400 guests at the New Washington hotel with praise for the Wilson administration and optimism for Seattle’s financial status. Rogan Jones, Aberdeen resident at Belmont, was named a candidate for Annapolis by Senator Jones.
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Seattle
William G McAdoo
the Treasury
David F. Houston
Agriculture
Federal
Northwest
Alaska
Regional Bank Organization Commission
Commercial Club
New Washington Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
McAdoo
Rogan Jones
Aberdeen
Military
Belmont
Cal
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Senator Jones
Knotters Hold High Jinks at Cosmopolis Night
The Knotters chapter of the Ellows plans a high jinks event in Cosmopolis with Aberdeen Odd Fellows attending. Grand Mason A Dayton will give an address. a seance starts at o’clock and ends when the Bt car departs for Aberdeen. Zeebeck buys partner’s stake in Mecca cafe then moves to Seattle.
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Knotters
The
Ellows
Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Grand Masonk
A. Dayton
Zeebeck
B. W. Micewicz
Seattle
Japanese Patience and Steamship Delays in Travel
Impatient travelers in Japan quickly learn that “ta daima” or immediately may mean now or next month. Natives reply “shikataganai” to delays, teaching resignation as a travel philosophy amid docks and ships. The article contrasts this with a vivid description of why patience aids comfort and understanding of Japanese life.
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Japan
Jinricksha
Tadaima
Clyde Witmer
Philadelphia
Singing to a Phonograph and the Hard Intense Recording Process
Special instruments accompany the grand opera singer who records a phonograph disc. Accompanists include violins cellos tubas drums and reed instruments. Caruso Melba Farrar Amato and other stars deem recording songs the toughest work as they lose live audiences and must avoid any misnotes. The recording room features a large brass horn and curtain, with musicians ready for the take.
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Indianapolis Star
Caruso
Melba
Farrar
Amato
Use Both of Them Says Macon News Editorial
An editorial urges readers to balance effort and caution, advocating using both hands or approaches to handle tasks. It encourages practical action and prudent judgment in daily matters.
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Macon News
Aberdeen Sunday School Institute at First Presbyterian
The Aberdeen Evangelical Sunday schools plan a Religious Educational Institute at First Presbyterian Church Aberdeen February 6 7 and 8 under the Northwest Denominational Sunday School Council led by ministers from Oregon Washington California and Illinois The program covers graded Sunday school methods evangelism and staff training with sessions on organization equipment records and mission work A regional Sunday school convention for Western Washington May 4 to 8 in Aberdeen aims to attract 300 delegates with Rev Geo T Pratt attending as secretary The Herald tells it all.
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Aberdeen Sunday Schools
Evangelical Churchs
First Presbyterian Church of
Aberdeen
Sunday School Council For the
Northwest
J. D. Springston
Portland
A. M. Williams
Presbyterian
M. I. Tennery
Chicago
Miles B. Fisher
San Francisco
W. EE. Monbeck
Spokane
John H. Mathews
Seattle
Open Parliament
Western Washington Association
Evangelical Sunday Schools of
Grays Harbor
First Methodist Church
Western Washington
Western Washington Sunday School Association
Geo. T. Pratt
Aberdeen Pioneer Banquet Brings 175 Old-Timers Together
The Aberdeen Pioneer Association held its annual banquet at the Congregational church dining hall with about 175 veterans in attendance. Toastmaster Jas A Hood led reminiscences as new officers were installed and thirty new members admitted under historic residency rules.
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Aberdeen Pioneer Association
Congregational Church
RE. C. Finch
W. B. Fetterman
H. A. Stevens
J. B. Haynes
Ross Pinckney
William Irvine
John G. Lewis
Aberdeen
A. T. Thompson Dies After Illness at 66
A. T. Thompson died Wednesday at his home 321 West Market street after months of illness. Funeral was held this afternoon from the family residence with Rev. F. F. W. Greene officiating. He was a Copenhagen native who moved to the United States at 16 and arrived on the Pacific Coast in 1868. He married Anna L. Johnson and seven children survive. Thompson came to Aberdeen in 1901 and founded the Acme restaurant, building a strong family business now run by his son. Surviving children include Mrs. Harry Pigeon, Mrs. Barney Collins, Mrs. George Flynn, Charles, Ralph, Leslie, and George Thompson of Aberdeen.
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A. T. Thompson
West Market Street
Odd Fellows Lodge
F. F. W. Greene
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Pacific Coast
Anna L. Johnson
Thompson
Aberdeen
Acme
Harry Pigeon
Alaska
Barney Collins
George Flynn
Charles Thompson
Ralph Thompson
Leslie Thompson
George Thompson
LARCENY CHARGE AGAINST NICHOLSON ARRESTED IN PORTLAND
Nicholson was arrested by Officer Williams on request of Portland authorities and taken to Oregon City to answer a grand larceny charge. He is accused of stealing a watch and 400 dollars in Portland, with a purse found on him identified as containing the stolen money.
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Nicholson
Williams
Portland
Oregon City
They All Come Back to Aberdeen Couple Returns
Mr and Mrs Rice W Hilligoss arrived Sunday from Spokane to resume residence in Aberdeen after two years in Eastern Washington. Hilligoss will restart his former dock building and repair work.
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Rice W. Hilligoss
Spokane
Aberdeen
Washington
Modern Printing at Moderate Prices
Aberdeen Printing Co offers affordable printing services with a focus on value. Local businesses can access customizable options, including pamphlets and business forms, at moderate rates to fit budgets.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
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United States Army
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