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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1911

Page

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City Council Passes Nuisance Ordinance Regulating Street Speaking

Council considers regulating street talks by I W W soap box orators after threats to dock city officials in the river. An ordinance defining nuisances and their abatement is approved with simple notice rules. A fire limits hearing is set for a five member committee.

O'Hare Judiciary Committee Parks Evgerer Newell Stalding Sayers Larkin McCaw Council William Irvine Irvine North Aberdeen Bridge Peter Clark J. A. Moller

Funeral of Miss Geneva Shields Follows River Drowning

The funeral service for Miss Geneva Shields, 22, was held yesterday at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Rev F K Howard and Rev F F W Greene conducted the service, with interment at Fern Hill cemetery. Shields drowned Monday in the Wyncodie river near the Stockwell ranch while swimming with her cousin Donald Shainholz. the accident shocked Hoquiam and Aberdeen residents, as friends and relatives mourn the loss of a gifted athlete and beloved community member.

Geneva Shields St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church F. K. Howard Trinity Church St. Andrews Fern Hill Thomas Black Robert Shain Carl Nelson Mervin Taylor Aberdeen George Palmer Don Kellogg Hoquiam Miss Shields Wyncodie Stocckwell Montesane Cosin Donald Shainholz Hofam BE. E. Shields Shields 5. W. Johnston Transfer Company Stockwell

Eagles Plan Smokers Night of Boxing at Market Hall

Tomorrow night the Eagles lodge on Market street hosts a smoker with members and guests attending. Various fast paced pugilistic bouts are arranged with exhibition notations ignored as the fights promise excitement.

Eagles Market Street

Think Man Joking Almost Drowns at River

Hoquiam July 25 A young man T Jones wore a bathing suit and jumped into the river claiming he could not swim He pleaded for help as companions thought it was a joke The crowd refused assistance until a small youth extended a pole and Jones seized it saving him from drowning He later reiterated he could not swim

Hoquiam T. Jones Jones

Wishkah Street Improvements Approved by City Department

The police department outlines passing street upgrades under resolution including Front street from Tilden to Clark with a 40 feet plank roadway and concrete sidewalks on Hume and First streets, plus alley work in Benn's original plat Blocks 44 45 and in Block 5, Wishkah Town, and Fairfield street from alley to Summitt street with clearing grading and curb work.

Police Department Front Street Tilden Clark Benn Hume Street Broadway First Street Town of Wishkah Fairfield Street Summitt Street

Chehalis County Assessed Personal Property Jump

Chehalis County plans three weeks of equalization starting August 7 at Montesano after county assessor F. E. Jones completes a tally showing personal property valued at 38.3 million dollars with about 812 thousand in exemptions and 900 thousand dollar estimated increase from 1910. The notice urges taxpayers to attend and inspect lists to ensure fair taxation amid widespread inequalities.

Chehalis County Board of Equalization Montesano F. E. Jones Jones Ar Seldour Herald Board of Equalization

Archdeacon Assists in Building New Episcopal Church

Elma reports the commencement of work on a new Episcopal church. Rev. Dr. King Archdeacon of the diocese designed it and will personally oversee construction, with Seattle architects providing plans. The church is due to be completed by September, following prior projects by Dr. King in Seattle area churches.

Patterson Party Heads to Tacoma for Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs W J Patterson travel with Miss Gene Hayes Kenneth Hayes and Mrs R P Blackburn by car to Tacoma for a weekend visit.

W. J. Patterson Gene Hayes Kenneth Hayes R. P. Blackburn Patterson Auto Tacoma

Spokane Wins Rate Case Set For Western Rail Tariffs

Washington, D. C. and the Reno Pacific Coast cases, the U S rail commission ordered material reductions in freight rates from the East to points between Denver and the Western terminals of the transcontinental railroads. It forbids arbitrary back haul limits and directs tariffs adjusted by commercial conditions. Rates to intermediate points like Spokane and Reno are reshaped with explicit percentages allowed for Chicago and Buffalo Pittsburg origins and New York trunk line territory.

Washington LD. C Reno Pacific Coast Commission inter-Rock Mountains Atlantic Ocean Denver Chicago Buffalo-Pittsburg New York and Trunk Line Territory

Crowded Picnic Draws Grays Harbor Crowd

Burrows dock fills with shoppers and families as the Grays Harbor Credit Association annual picnic launches aboard steamers Harbor Belle Fleetwood and Harbor Queen. Westport hosts drills tours and a full afternoon of sports dances and events with Aberdeen Hoquiam entries and local committees guiding transportation finance and publicity.

Burrows’ Dock Grays Harbor Westport Aberdeen Hoquiam Gus Stratton James Burton Jos. Law Charles Hutton Charles Holmer Yana’s Hall Messrs James Smith W. W. Maxey Tegland Rychard

City Clerk Peter Clark Plans Month Long Michigan Vacation

City Clerk Peter Clark, on a thirty day leave of absence, will depart Aberdeen on September first for his former home in Michigan. He plans to visit relatives and old friends, return after thirty days, and then remain in the United States.

Peter Clark Michigan Aberdeen Clark

Five Aberdeen residents buy tracts after Monroe trip

Five Aberdeen citizens visited Monroe Oregon with the S M Anderson Investment Co to inspect orchard and farm tracts directed by A J Lupton salesman Pat Lavey. Each party member purchased a tract and a late-arriving gentleman also secured a purchase after missing train connections.

Aberdeen Monroe Oregon S. M. Anderson Investment Co A. J. Lupton Pat. Lavey

Northwestern Realty Associates Formed Over Lorain Farm

Andrew Donnelly Geo James Wm Hazelitz and H A Roberts linked with Pat Lavey organize Northwestern Realty Associates and secure the famous Blockhouse Smith farm at Lorain to soon place on the market.

Andrew Donnelly Geo. James Wm. Hazelitz H. A. Roberts Pat Lavey Northwestern Realty Associates Smith Farm Lorraine

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