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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

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Annual Picnic Great Success in Grays Harbor

About three thousand people from Aberdeen and Hoquiam attended the sixth annual Grocers and Butchers picnic at Moclips. Special trains carried merrymakers. highlight included a Bur-f riding exhibition by eight Quinault Indians and a busy beach scene with dancing and rides. Prizes were awarded across multiple races, contests, and team events, ending with notable winners in baseball, tug-of-war, foot races, and family contests.

Aberdeen Hoquiam Grays Harbor Moclips Breakers Ed. French R. M. Seater Geo. French John de Camillo Aberdéen George F. Palmer Joe Duncan Florence Hall Vera Hastings E. T. Reynolds Joe Dick Butchers Joe Wilson Charles Godfrey Joe Kelsey Fred Brotherson H. H. Weidman Geo. Reynolds F. A. Cook Floyd Dunn Carl Glanders George Kelsey Russell Thomas Archie Griffin Walter Disbro John Avey Elma Stanley Griffin Viola Paulson Lillian Darriault Bessie Marcin Kathryn Dunn Anna Johnson Ruth Olson Florence Glanders R. C. Hungate A. Griffin A. J. Powell Helen Lane Mary Murphy Ethel Clark Bertha Leonard Amanda Southard Angela Monahan Ella Lane O. S. Teglund Wagner Louie Joe Zelasko W. H. van Gilder Em Louie Riley Craig Russell Prentice Ernest Reynolds George McIntosh J. J. Southard J. B. Elston T. A. Powell Jack E. Warwick Mat Eklund

Board of county commissioners dull meeting and rulings

Montesano July 24 Special The county board approved routine bills and appoints L C Lemmon as justice of the peace Connie Precinct Chas McDermoth leaves for thirty days as charity commissioner. Debates over road clearing bids and a cross road skit bond. Deputy Nelson files complaint against A R Lewis for neglect of children amid a prior divorce. Mrs Stubbs arrested for selling liquor without license Bond set at 50. Hansen Bros vs Polson Logging decided for Polson Company upholding original right of way estoppel ruling.

Montesano Board of County Commissioners L. C. Lemmon Connie Precinct Chas. McDermoth Kesterson & Wray C. D. Hanson Polson Railroad O. M. Nelson A. R. Lewis Donald Veryl Lewis Stewart Hansen Bros Polson Logging Company Hanseng Irwin Polson Company Hansens

Aberdeen Urges Publicity Tax for City Growth

The Herald questions Aberdeen progress and urges citizens to back a new state law allowing a publicity tax. A Chamber of Commerce circular calls for united effort, outlining a three‑member publicity board and oversight by the mayor and city council to promote Aberdeen’s growth and attract nonresident investment.

Aberdeen Herald John Jones John Smith Jones Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Pacific Coast United Work N. P. Bryan Hoquiam State of Washington Washigton

Mrs T M Axford Ties Montesano to Sawtelle Journey

Mrs T M Axford, a Montesano society figure, traveled on the steamer Columbia to Sawtelle California where the Axfords have built a newer home after many years in Montesano.

T. M. Axford Montesano Columbia Sawtelle Cal Axfords

Oil Well Machinery Delayed by Weather

A scow with drill and other equipment for the Jefferson Oil company did not depart for the Hoht river yesterday due to bad weather. It will move to Westport this morning and await calmer bar and sea before the tug John Cudahy tows it to Destruction Island, then the gasoiline tug Standard will tow it to the beach landing.

Jefferson Oil Company Hoht River Westport Bar and Sea John Cudahy Destruction Island Beach Landing Standard

Accident prompts tense hospital dilemma

A prominent financier suffers an accident and a doctor says they must probe. The patient regains consciousness and requests anesthesia if another investigation is planned, but agrees to surgery if needed. The Washington Star reports the exchange at the bedside.

Washington Star

High Court of Foresters Opens Meeting in Hoquiam

The High Court of the Independent Order of Foresters meets in Hoquiam for two days to elect officers and handle business. About one hundred delegates from Washington courts attend, with tours of Grays Harbor planned and a large initiation and banquet at the Aberdeen court tonight. Notables include F E Hand and S Poyher with E G McGlauflin as toastmaster.

High Court of the Independent Order of Foresters Hoquiam Order Washington Court Hoquiam No Aberdeen Court Arborvita Aberdeen Court Hoquiam A. O. U. W. Hall Inland Empire Grays Harbor High Court F. E. Hand Los Angeles Dr. Penn Spokane S. Poyher Seattle L. H. Hanson Tacoma A. M. Godney3 T. H. Stocks H. T N. S. McCready Snohomish M. C. King H. C. Foresters E. G. McGlauflin Bros. Rupert and Graham

Rural schoolhouses to become beautified through landscape plans

A Puyallup State College bulletin notes rural schoolhouses are desolate and ugly and outlines a summer class program in School Grounds and Gardens. Students study design, plant selections, and landscape plans to transform school grounds into attractive spaces with scale drawings and home plans.

Puyallup State College Puyallup High School Cascade Mountains

F H Rosenberg Dies Sudden by The Herald

F H Rosenberg, Aberdeen resident and longtime bookkeeper for the Aberdeen Transfer Co, dies after a throat illness while at a theater. Survived by wife and five daughters, with funeral set for Sunday at the Knights of Pythias hall under the Knights of Pythias auspices.

F. H. Rosenberg Rosenberg Grays Harbor Hospital Aberdeen Aberdeen Transfer Company Standard Business College Eugene Oregon Elks Lodge Woodmen Knights of Pythias Order Knights of Pythias Hall

Big Walker Excursion Draws Massive Pacific Coast Crowd

The Harbor beaches expect a Sunday crowd rivaling last week with Moclips as the top destination. Walker Excursion from Seattle offers 2.50 rate and capacity for over 2 009 people across two trains, with three special trains possible. Moose Lodges plan to welcome Sound visitors as up to 10 000 are forecast for August 10. Tacoma Moose promote the trip with balloon sorties and free tickets.

Harbor Seattle The Sound Moose Moclips Aberdeen Moose Lodge Harbor Moose Lodges Tacoma Moose Tacoma Cwners

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