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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1906

Page

3

State Aid Highway Bill Aims for County led Roads Under Supervision

Olympia June 18 State Highway Commissioner Joseph M Snow has prepared a state aid highway bill modeled on New York law to place most country roads under expert supervision and provide state aid covering half the cost. The plan requires counties to fund the other half, with specifics on road width, right of way, and funding distribution, plus duties for Snow to gather highway data and hold annual public meetings.

Olympia Joseph M. Snow New York Snow County General Fund Special

Reindeer Scandal Report Sought by Nelson

In Washington on June 18 Senator Nelson introduced a senate resolution urging the secretary of the interior to transmit to Congress the Churchill report on the Alaska government reindeer scandal. Senator Hitchcock planned to refer the document to the appropriations committee and would forward it to the senate promptly if the resolution passes.

Washington Nelson Senate Secretary of the Interior Congress Churchill Alaska Hitchcock Committee On Appropriations

Insurance firms pledge fair settlements for San Francisco losses

Thirty one independent insurance companies met in San Francisco on June 18 and pledged to settle local losses on a fair and honest basis, effectively breaking from the Underwriters' Adjusting Bureau. They rebelled against what they termed unjust and arbitrary settlement practices.

San Francisco

Maplelawn Farm Barn Showcased At Sumner Washington

Article notes Maplelawn Farm in Sumner Washington owned by W H Paulhamus president of the Washington State Horticultural Society. The barn houses 68 cows mostly registered Jerseys. alfalfa hay and bran feed. many prize winners among animals. aims for a working herd. Milk yield targeted at 25 pounds for ten and a half months with daily cow-by-cow accounting using scales and a Babcock tester.

Maplelawn Farm Sumner Wash W. H. Paulhamus Washington State Horticultural Society Pauthamus

Intensive Farming Chosen Over Pasture In Puyallup Valley

The article notes daily ensilage and grooming for cows, with exercise in a spacious lot. In summer green feed is cut and brought to the barn. Land in the Puyallup Valley is valued around $1000 per acre due to a thriving berry business, making pasturing impractical.

Puyallup

Alaska Cable Extension Plans and May Receipts

Preparations by the war department for extending the Alaska cable receive 170000 dollars from Congress. A branch will connect Juneau to Sitka and extend to Petersburg Wrangel Hadley and Ketchikan with duplexing machines boosting capacity about 75 percent. May telegraph receipts in Alaska reach 21000 dollars, a record since installation. In Minnesota the Republican state convention nominates a full ticket led by A L Cole and endorses Senator Knute Nelson for another term.

Washington War Department Alaska Congress Juneau Sitka Frederick Sound Petersburg Wrangel Hadley Ketchikan

Geology and topography crews arrive in Skagway

Skagway dated June 18 reports D C Witherspoon and L M Prindle from Washington DC arriving to lead geological and topographic survey parties en route to the interior. Both have spent several seasons in Alaska.

Skagway D. C

Government bill to curb misrepresented goods sale in British Columbia

A June 18 report from New Westminster, British Columbia states a government bill seeks to penalize selling goods marked as gold or silver quality that do not meet the standard. The measure aims to protect buyers with a $100 fine for violations.

New Westminster B. C

Plan to reward best cows boosts milk value nationwide

A plan to raise milk cow value by five dollars per head could yield ninety million dollars for U S farmers. The author urges elimination of drones and better care for top animals and promises to present a photograph of the Maplelawn Farm milk cooling room next week with an explanation of milk handling.

United States Maplelawn Farm

Northern Pacific Summer Low Fares To Eastern Cities

During the summer and early fall dates each month the Northern Pacific offers low round trip rates to eastern points from St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha St. Louis Chicago with specific prices. The North Coast Limited electric train is promoted as deluxe with no extra charge. For details contact J O McMullen Seattle Tinling Seattle or A D Charlton Portland.

Northern Pacific St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha St. Louis Chicago J. O. McMullen Seattle Tinling A. D. Charlton Portland Ore

Railway Work on Hood Canal Brinnon Route Progress

A crew of surveyors is reported working on the Port Angeles and Eastern railway route between here and Quileute. Property in Brinnon is rising in price following announcements of probable construction of the road.

Brinnon Wash Port

Bridge Narrows Memorial Drafted for Seymour Narrows

Victoria BC June 18 at a board of trade meeting a memorial was drafted for submission to the Dominion government asking that surveys be held with a view to placing a bridge across Seymour Narrows.

Victoria B. C Board of Trade Dominion Seymour Narrows

Kettle Valley Contract Let for 50 Miles of Rail Line

New Westminster June 19 The contract for fifty miles of railroad from Grand Forks to Franklin City has been awarded to W. P. Tierney and Co. The project covers the Kettle valley route and advances transportation plans in British Columbia.

New Westminster B. C Messrs. W. P. Tierney & Co Kettle Valley Grand Forks Franklin City

Lumpkin enters campaign amid Tillman race

Col W W Lumpkin launches a campaign against Senator Tillman amid a gubernatorial race where the liquor dispensary question is the central issue. The piece includes a humorous wire‑driven exchange about pricing and a note on Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress influencing the term muck rake in translations.

Columbia S. C W. W. Lumpkin Tillman George Courier-Tournal Bunyan Pilgrim's Progress

James A. Bailey Dies at Mount Vernon Showman's Life of Wealth and Charity

Obituary outlines James A. Bailey's rise from modest beginnings in Detroit to a leading showman. It notes his fortune of about 8 million, extensive European tours, and pivotal role in the Barnum and Bailey combination. Bailey is praised for secret benefactions and generous, quiet philanthropy.

James A. Bailey Mount Vernon N. Y Europe Mr. Bailey McGinnis Detroit Mich Pontiac Frederick Bailey Lane & Robinson Circus Bailey Young Batley Circus Lake J. E. Cooper London Sandwich Islands Australia India South America Hailey Barnum Balley Barnum & Balley Vienna

Professional cards and attorney notices

Dr Smits at Aberdeen General Hospital lists office hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m with phone 614 in Crowther Wooding block near G and Heron streets. Another entry shows Dr. ffice hours 10 30 to 11 30 a m 1 80 to 4 30 and 7 to 8 p m with phone 135 in Hayes and Hayes Building.

Crowther-Wooding Block G and Heron Streets Ffice Hayes & Hayes

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Maplelawn Minnesota Duluth Minn A. L. Cole Walker A. ©. Eberhardt Mankato C. C. Dinnehart Slayton E. T. Young Appleton Julius Schmal Redwood Falls G. Iverson Rushford Supreme Court C. A. Pidgeon Buffalo C. F. Staples West St. Paul Knute Nelson Geological Survey Hoods Canal Kettle Valley Contract Sald John Sharp Williams Texas House Mr. Williams Slayden Williams Scotland Germany France Paris W. Humboldt Paavl Smits, M. D DR Watkins Everett E. Lane, D. D. S Co. Cross Attorney AT Law Zelaska Block E. H. Fox Rrobert E. Taggart Dabney Block Ben Sheers Jesse F. Murphy U. S. Land Office Continental Saloon O. C. Vammen G Street Heron Aberdeen, Wash Humboldt Saloon Fred Hewett South F Street Andrew Blum St. Pau Fort William Milwaukee P. S. Locke Aberdeen John Halstead Pacific Ave Tacoma W. Johnston Transfer Co S. P Street Roslyn Coal J. M. Lupton Mgr Cor. H Home Step Fred Redinger Pioneer Barber Shop Heron Street Bell Brothers South FP Street All Points East Ocosta H. B. Elder N. P. Ry N. P. Ay. Ge Oregon Grays Harbor California Los Angeles The C. E. Burrows Co., Agts Central Restaurant M. Antich Prop F Street Heron and Wishkah Samson’s Hotel EB Streets Tacoma, Wash Swan Samson Westport, Wash Mary Smith Wm. Ziegler Boot and Shoemaker Jerff Tam William Ziegler A.ingebrightsen
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