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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1912

Page

4

Republican Convention Debate Divides Chehalis County

The Aberdeen Herald reports pressure to pack Chehalis County Republicans for Taft and urges a fair county convention with delegates chosen by voters. It cites Roosevelt support among locals, cites Grays Harbor News, and calls for equal taxation reform led by the Taxpayers League to ensure uniform assessment ratios and reduce favoritism toward large holders.

the Herald Aberdeen Taft Chehalis County Roosevelt Grays Harbor News

What Is a Republican in the Changing Campaign

A middle aged voter who has traditionally supported the party faces confusion about party duties in the upcoming national campaign. He recalls Roosevelt’s 1904 progressivism and Taft’s 1908 backing, then learns Taft is criticized for diverging from progressive policy.

Roosevelt Taft Teddy

Taxpayers League a Necessity for Fair Tax Valuation

An editorial urges organized action by Chehalis County property owners to rebalance assessed values for taxation. It cites 1910 state data showing a 20.17 percent average assessed value, explains how low millage on mills and timber inflated state taxes, and calls for collective effort to correct unequal assessments.

Aberdeen Weyerhaueser Timber Co Chehalis County State Board Taxpayers League Chehalis Herald State Board of Taxation State Board of Equalization H. H. Carter

City boys prove value of urban farming on three lots

The Pinckney brothers cultivated potatoes parsnips peas beans turnips rhubarb and currants on three city lots, sold $25 worth of berries and preserved 50 quarts. They kept 50 hens producing five dozen eggs weekly, earning about $629 last year with only $25 in fertilizer costs. Aberdeen boosters say a skilled grower could clear about $1000 annually.

Aberdeen Boosters

Lennox Reports Bright Michigan Prospects After Trip

F. H. Lennox a bookkeeper for Aberdenanufacturing returns from a month in Michigan where he says business prospects are picking up and predicts Michigan will go strong.

F. H. Lennox Aberdenanufacturing Company Michigan Busin P

Mills of City Beginning After Shutdown Looms

After a two year idle period the Western Lumber plant resumed today with 90 men back to work. The facility was leased by C M Weatherwar and funds spent to prepare for operation. The Federal mill will restart tomorrow but dock shortages caused a week shutdown. A refuse burner installation at the Bay City mill is ongoing with plans to restart by April 1 if the equipment is ready.

Western Lumber Company C. M. Weatherwar Federal Redondo Bay City Lumber Company Union Lumber Company

Davenport Urges Early Reservations for Lumberman Trip

A. L. Davenport chairman of the membership committee urges prompt applications for the eastbound lumberman’s special train. The trip departs May 11 with Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound offering two free side trips at no extra ticket cost.

A. L. Davenport Chicago Puget Sound Road

Eagles Plan Summer Carnival for Aberdeen to Summer

The local Aerie of Eagles intends to hold a carnival next summer likely in the first July week. A committee was formed to manage it and the Pacific Carnival company led by Tom Turner and Ben Stahl has been asked to consider Aberdeen on that date.

Aerie of Eagles Lodge Pacific Carnival Company Tom Turner Ben Stahl Aberdeen

Oyster Feast Held at Police Station After Nunes Plea

Two sacks of oysters confiscated as evidence in the Joe Nunes theft case were turned over to officers and friends at the police station. Using a knife, more than 300 oysters were opened and shared during a Friday afternoon feast.

Joe Nunes Nunes

Officials Visit Harbor From Northwest Rail System

Officials from the O R N system including vice president and General Superintendent Stack of Portland Seattle superintendent J D Mathe son and district freight agent W D Crouthers spent several hours in Aberdeen Friday on a business trip. They arrived by special train and headed to Hoquiam after inspecting local conditions.

J. P. O’brien Stack Portland J. D. Matheson Seattle W. D. Crouthers Tacoma Aberdeen Hoquiam

Will Install Track Scales At Cosmopolis For Railroads

Mammoth scales for weighing cars will be installed at Cosmopolis by the Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation company, according to local agent H. P. Potter. Weighing from this point now occurs at Tacoma for the C. M. & P. 8. and at Albina for other roads. The project will cost about $6,000.

Cosmopolis Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation Company H. P. Potter Tacoma Albina Portland

Erickson Arrested After Breaking Saloon Mirror With Rock

Krick Erickson was arrested Saturday evening for throwing a rock through a back looking glass at the Board of Trade Saloon and then hurling a glass at the remaining mirror.

Krick Erickson Board of Trade Erickson

Aberdeen Tennis Club Slashes Initiation Fee

At a Friday meeting the Aberdeen Tennis Club voted to cut the initiation fee from 25 dollars to 10 dollars for 30 days to boost membership. Members also helped lay out grade lines during Saturday afternoon court work.

Aberdeen Tennis Club

Oyster Theft Arrest Shocks Garys Harbor

Geo Hulet, implicated by confession of Joseph Nunes, was arrested Saturday by Chief Templeman on charges of stealing oysters from beds belonging to several companies in Garys Harbor. This marked his second arrest for oyster stealing with more arrests expected in the coming days.

Garys Harbor Geo. Hulet Joseph Nunes Templeman

Sixth Annual Ball of Cooks Waiters and Waitresses Union

The event in the Eagles hall Friday features Stella Cameron performing illustrated songs and a moonlight waltz. John Dobrovich and Nick Randich supervise the evening.

the Cooks, Waiters and Waitresses Union Eagles Hall Stella Cameron John Dobrovich Nick Randich

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