Trail gives road crews approval amid ongoing repairs
A regional transportation board approved the latest construction plan for the Trail Road project, outlining timelines and funding. City engineers expect reduced traffic disruption as crews begin work on curbs and paving along Owl Avenue and adjacent streets. Residents report cautious optimism despite intermittent closures.
County News Briefs from Hoquiam and Nearby Towns
A Hart-Wood Linder vessel order looms for Mathews yard at Hoquiam. Satsop cheese factory records strong first-year results aided by farmer support. Elma plans a three day Fourth of July celebration with a morning parade. Hoquiam Odd Fellows and Elks notes on leadership and August state convention. South Beach Betterment to meet with C F Monroe speak. possible cheese factory creamery planned. McCleary reports two marriages and a runaway stopped. local team loses to Aberdeen. Montesano corn stands praised by C F Monroe. Little North River grade cutoff survey started. N D McKillip runs again for school superintendent.
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Elma
Where the Path Breaks by Captain Charles de Crespigny
A quotation from Where the Path Breaks advising against wasting life and urging pursuit of meaningful moments. It frames time as a companion guiding toward possibility, praising proactive living and seizing opportunities around the next bend.
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Bena
Charles de Crespigny
Doctor prescribes daily car ride to patient
The doctor tells the patient to get into the open air with a long automobile ride each day. When the patient says he has no car the doctor offers to sell him his own vehicle. Pittsburgh regs.
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Pittsburgh Regs
Splash and Carnival Plan for Grays Harbor Splash
Preparedness groups and division reps from local clubs join the Carlton Carnival company for a three day Splash on Wishkah street. James P H Callahan will speak. Moose committees push plans. the first Grays Harbor Rose show debuts July 3 with a floral parade and ten silver loving cups as prizes. donations to Mrs Lawrence Hopkinson and Rev T H Simpson invited. prizes on display at Thomas' jewelry.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Country Club
St. Paul Brotherhood
St. Andrew Brotherhood
Carlton Carnival Company
Wishkah Street
James P. H. Callahan
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Lawrence Hopkinson
T. H. Simpson
Thomas’ Jewelry Store
Backbone Cure Ad in The Herald
An advertisement touts backbone as a cure and prevention for jelly spine curvature and mental squint. It promises relief from the blues and a straight-ahead cure for grouch with a yearly subscription of $1.50 for 52 issues.
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the Herald
Breakfast Relishes and Muffin Recipes From Market Kitchen
A collection of home baking methods including English muffins, nut bran muffins, rice waffles, gluten gems, soda biscuits, Penuchi and a carrot-meringue dessert. Recipes provide ingredients, proportions and steps for browning, rising, baking and serving.
Maccabees to Install 25 Candidates in Hoquiam Aberdeen
Public installation of 25 candidates will be conducted here by the Hoquiam and Aberdeen Modern Maccabees next Tuesday evening in Eagles hall. Local members prepare for the ceremony and the event includes both chapters.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Modern Maccabees
Eagles Hall
Knights Gather for District Meeting in Aberdeen
Knights of Pythias from Grays Harbor County and Olympia assembled in Aberdeen on Monday for a district gathering. The Herald reports the full details of the meeting and participants.
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Knights of Pythias
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor County
Olympia
Cyclists Tie for Prize in Aberdeen to Pacific Beach Race
Sam Lovell and Walter Churchill finished in a dead heat in the Aberdeen to Pacific Beach bicycle road race last Sunday. First prize of a box of cigars was split between the two victors.
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Sam Lovell
Walter Churchill
Aberdeen
Pacific Beach
Co G Enlistment Campaign Grows at American Lake Encampment
Interest in the enlistment drive of Co. G 2nd Regiment National Guard of Washington increases with enrollment near 100. Capt. H A Comeau expects 150 men by the encampment at American Lake.
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Co. G, 2Nd Reg
H. A. Comeau
American Lake
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