Aberdeen stores debate eight hour day for all shops
Waugh’s News reports a public debate over a proposed eight hour workday for dry goods and millinery shops in Aberdeen. Merchants favor shorter hours while workers and the public show mixed responses, with women’s employment at stake and a call for postal replies.
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Aberdeen
Executrix Named in W S Agnew Estate in Chehalis
J. S. Waugh in the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis county notices L S Agnew widow of W S Agnew has been appointed executrix of the will and probate of the estate. Creditors must present claims verified to the executrix in Aberdeen Washington within one year from June 15 1911 first publication. Last publication July 13 1911.
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Superior Court OF
Washington
Chehalis County
W. S. Agnew
L. S. Agnew
Aberdeen
W. S.agnew
F C Fagan Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Fagan, about 30, died Sunday after eight weeks of illness from chronic heart trouble. He worked for Grays Harbor Logging at Wishkah river before being taken to the hospital. He leaves a wife in Glenn Flora Wisconsin and a brother in Philadelphia Missouri. body held at White side parlors awaiting family word.
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F. C. Fagan
Fagan
Grays Harbor
Wishkah River
Glenn Flora
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Whiteside
Boy Killed In Bicycle Route Tragedy Exonerates Driver
Alvar Heikkila a twelve year old boy riding with friends on Jeffries street and Simpson avenue was struck by a car driven by M E Bloom of Elma. The coroner's jury found Bloom not guilty and declared no fault by either party. Bloom testified and returned to Aberdeen after the incident. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Whiteside parlors.
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Alvar Heikkila
Heikkila
Phillip Radinsky
Ed Heikkila
Louis Hill
Hoquiam
Jefferies Street
Simpson Avenue
M. E. Bloom
Elma
Bloom
Alvar Heikila
John Heikkila
Wishkah Street
Whiteside
F. K. Drake
Foreman
Ernie Phelps
W. M. Melrose
S. A. Girard
W. G. Powell
C. F. Mallus
R. F. Hunter
Campbell
A. E. Cross
Aberdeen
Hoquiam’ General Hospital
Gloom
Templeman
White Star Lumber Company
Elma Auto Company
Waterfront Shipping Moves and Church Acquires Members
The Newsboy loads at Slade mills bound for Honolulu and the California ports. Lizzie Vance loads at Cosmopolis for California. Ludlow sails to San Francisco after loading at Slade. G C Lindauer departs Wilson mill for San Francisco. Temple E Dorr arrives at Federal mill, then sails for California ports. Aberdeen sails after loading at Anderson Middleton for San Francisco. Comet loads at Anderson Middleton for California ports. Svea loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco and other California ports. Helene loads at Aberdeen mill. Santa Monica arrives and will load for San Pedro. Centralia sails for California ports. First Presbyterian church reports 27 new members yesterday, 13 by profession and 14 by certificate, totaling 44 since April 1 under Rev. Cooper.
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Barkentine Newsboy
Slade Mills
Honolulu
Lizzie Vance
Cosmopolis Mills
California
Ludlow
Slade Mill
San Francisco
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Temple E. Dorr
Federal Mill
Aberdeen
Anderson & Middleton Mills
Comet
Anderson & Middleton
Svea
Helene
Aberdeen Lumber
Santa Monica
American Mill
San Pedro
Centralia
Union Mill
First Presbyterian Church
Cooper
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