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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1914

Page

3

Aberdeen Avenue paving awarded to Pugh & Arenz

Hoquiam contracts city commissioners awarded a 20 foot asphalt pavement on Aberdeen Avenue from Twenty-second to Twenty-eighth streets to Pugh & Arenz of Montegano for 15880.80 dollars. Bids from P L Granstrom and Cascade Construction were 16728.60 and 17148.50 respectively.

Hoquiam Aberdeen Avenue Pugh & Arenz Montegano P. L. Granstrom Cascade Construction Company Aberdeen

Burglars Enter Hudson & Bell’s Store in Hoquiam

A burglar forced a rear window of Hudson & Bell's smoke and billiard store at 403 Eighth Street Hoquiam and stole about 43 dollars in gold and small change from the cash drawer. Police found a clue and three men were arrested on suspicion but no evidence yet.

Hoquiam Hudson & Bell Eighth Street

Loggers Resume Operations After Grays Harbor Splash

Loggers along Grays Harbor resume operations today as the Splash celebration ends. Camps including Polson Corkery Garison Callow North Western Lumber start today. Cameron Hoov began yesterday. All the news all the time in the Herald.

Hoquiam Grays Harbor Polson Corkery Bros North Western Lumber Company Cameron-Hoov

Hoquiam Post Office Reports 1914 Receipts Rise

Hoquiam Post Office announces the annual fiscal year report ending June 30 1914 led by Postmaster R L Phil brick showing total receipts of 26127 16 dollars an increase of 15 percent over last year when receipts were 22800 78 dollars.

Hoquiam R. L. Philbrick

Officers Installed in Hoquiam Lodges

Installation of officers for Hoquiam Lodge No. 48 I O O F and Alpine Rebekah Lodge No. 39 was held in the I O O F hall with large attendance. A banquet followed, served by Rebekah lodge ladies, and attendees voted it the best ever.

Hoquiam Hoquiam Lodge Alpine Rebekah Rebekah Lodge

Local logger R. R. Brown found dead near Hewitt camp

The body of R. R. Brown, once a New York and Alaska logger, was found near the Hewitt logging camp to Satsop trail. A whiskey jug in the shade nearby suggests he drank and died before waking. Sheriff Mathews notes he left camp yesterday at noon and was about 60 years old.

Montesano R. R. Brown Alaska New York Hewitt Satsop Mathews Brown

All the News All the Time in the Herald

A compact note highlights the Herald as the source for constant coverage across topics. Readers are invited to stay tuned for ongoing updates and fresh reports throughout the day.

Greek break from Hoquiam jail shocks town

Gust Welch, a Greek suspect in the Hudson & Bell burglary and $43 theft, escaped Hoquiam jail by pulling apart two bars and crawling through the cell opening. He had been held since late Wednesday night and appeared to have fled by Thursday night.

Hoquiam Gust Welch Hudson & Bell Welch

Northern Pacific Bids For Hoquiam River Bridge

Bids are called by the Northern Pacific railroad for a bridge across the Hoquiam river near Hoquiam Lumber and Shingle plant to connect west side yards with the Lytle free factory site. Completion triggers immediate work. The bridge will be used by three railroads serving the city.

Hoquiam Northern Pacific Railroad Company Hoquiam River Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle Company West Side Lytle Free

Candidacies announced for county offices in Republican primary

John F. Myles announces his bid for county assessor on the Republican ticket subject to the party primary on September 8. A commissioner candidate also enters the race for the Republican nomination subject to party voters in the local commissioner district on September 8.

Call for Democratic State Convention in Seattle 1914

A Democratic State Convention is called to meet at the Armory Seattle at 11 a m on Saturday July 18 1914 to declare principles adopt a platform and conduct other business. Representation bases three delegates at large per county and one per 100 votes for Wilson in 1912 with detailed county delegate counts. It urges mass county conventions July 11 and coordination with county committees.Signed by The Democratic State Committee Chairman Hugh C Todd Secretary A E Nafe.

Armory Seattle Woodrow Wilson Adams Asotin Benton Chehalis Chelan Clallam Clarke Columbia Cowlitz Douglas Ferry Franklin Garfield Grant Island Jefferson King Kitsap Kittitas Klickitat Lewis Lincoln Hugh C. Todd

Wise Man Character in Literature Elevates Insight

Emer son notes that all literature portrays the character of the wise man as a guiding force. The observation highlights how sage figures illuminate themes and morals across diverse texts.

Emerson

Electric Lights Safe From UV Rays Says Expert

An English authority states that ultraviolet rays from electric lighting cannot harm the eye because glass blocks these rays. Incandescent lamps with glass bulbs and sealed arc or mercury vapor lamps cannot emit or transmit the UV rays, ensuring safety.

Semi Norfolk Coat Adopts Modern Cheviot Style

A young man suit in cheviot modifies the Nor folk jacket with a waist-drawing cloth belt. Trousers are short, not extending below the ankles, and turned up. Tan shoes complete the ensemble.

Printing firm listed in Aberdeen directory notice

An Aberdeen printing company, identified as Particular Printers Aberdeen Printing Co., located at 309 East Wishkah, appears in a local directory notice.

Aberdeen Printing Co Hast Wishkah St East Wishkah &T

English racecar bursts tire at Brooklands in dramatic 119 mph crash

An English racing automobile at Brooklands burst a tire while running 119 miles an hour. It skidded sidewise eighty yards toppled three loops backward and ended in plowed ground just off the track. All crew were safe.

Brooklands

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