That Wagon Road to Boost Aberdeen Trade
Aberdeen council urged to hasten wagon road along the bluff to aid the new A J West saw mill and improve trade. Engineer Carpenter favors a river route 100 feet from the railroad, while city attorney Hogan says the legally established county road may become a city street, prompting possible compromise with the railroad. Council action required to proceed and enhance trade and local welfare.
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A. J. West
Cosmopolis
Montesano
Aberdeen
Sunmer United
Carpenter
Carbine
N. P
J. C. Hogan
Ted el Sie
Willis G. Hopking
Hogan
Rk. R. Company
Moore Elected Seattle Mayor After Close Victory
William Hickman Moore won the Seattle mayoral race by a narrow margin over Republican John Riplinger by under 190 votes. The Democrat campaigned on municipal ownership of all public utilities, signaling a growing coastal trend toward municipal management of utilities and a lasting local policy shift.
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William Hickman Moore
Seattle
John Riplinger
Judge Moore
Pacific Coast
Local Notices of Residents and Travel in Aberdeen Area
A string of brief notes lists residents visiting relatives, health trips, and travel around Aberdeen. Mentions include Charlie D Bruler’s illness, Mrs John Ray’s return from Port Townsend, Ton Osborne visiting Raymond Tuesday to build fourteen houses, H W Hughes seeking a future home in North Yakima, Wakefields visiting Oakville, Mrs Wenty Bourquin's travel east of the mountains, Lyman Hedrick seeking rheumatic treatment at St Martins Hot Springs, and various others visiting Aberdeen Elma Quincy and Los Angeles connections including Frizzells and Moore relatives.
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Ton Osborne
Raymond Tueseday
H.W. Hughes
Yakima
Mra
Dlood Wakefield
Oakville
Wenty Bourquin
Lyman Hedrick
St. Martins Hot Springs
The Herald Promotes Gray’s Harbor Widely
The Herald emphasizes its status as Gray’s Harbor’s most read paper and highlights its appeal to advertisers. It underlines broad readership and proven value for Wise advertisers seeking reach and influence in the region.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Wise
Men's Wool Union Worsted Suits Choice Now Available
Men's suits offer a selection of Wool Union Worsted models priced at 10 pounds or 12 dollars, reflecting value and style for buyers.
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Wool Union
Spectacular Men’s Suit Sale in Cashmere and Wool
A bold advertisement touts single breasted Cashmere Cheviots Tweeds and All Wool Union Worsted at 7.45 with a broad color and style range. It markets higher end Hart Schaffner and Marx lines priced at 15 to 30 as the best United States made clothing.
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United States
Unbelievable Low Prices on Men's Suits
The department advertises suits at the lowest prices ever quoted for quality styles and materials. Limited selections remain with odd sizes or one of a kind pieces. Values are set at 7.50 and 9.00.
Textile Sale Offers Varied Weights and Colors
The ad lists fabrics priced from 7.00 up to 12.00 and 15.00, covering spring and medium weights in multiple colors and kinds.
Youths suit sale offers best picks in town
A retailer advertises youth suits priced at 9.10 with a choice of options and snap-fastener styling. Also promotes suits at 16.00 and 18.00 as good value, highlighting the selection and value for customers.
Boys Knee Pants Suits and School Attire on Sale
Local store advertises boys knee pants suits at 1.25 and Corduroy outfits valued at 3.50. Also features two tone tweed school suits priced at 5.05 with additional items available in the sale.
Overcoats and Cravenettes Deep Discount Sale
Local merchants clear Spring stock offering about 200 overcoats and Cravenettes priced 10 to 25 dollars. Styles include Blue Kersey overcoats and Covert cloth options, all offered as low as 9.15 to make room, with none costing less than 20 dollars in regular price.
Furnishing Goods Prices Cut as New Spring Goods Arrive
A local retailer advertises drastic price cuts at RED FRONT to clear room for new spring merchandise. The note promises a vast variety beyond listed descriptions and emphasizes deep discounts across the elegant lines.
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Aberdeen
Value-priced shirts and negligees in multiple colors
A local retailer offers Black and White stripe workingman shirts and light colored negligees. Stiff colored shirts priced at 35¢ with good values at 1.25 and 1.50, 90¢ golf shirts debuting a new spring line. Silk Madras shirts priced around 1.35 with prior values up to 2.00 and 3.00. Pure silk negligee shirts listed at 3.00.
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Workingimani
Itice
Underwear Stock Described with Colors and Weights
Listing describes Jerney Rib bed heavy cotton underwear in blue and salmon with fleece lining. Mentions All Wool Coopers underwear in blue and light colors and a 1.75 silk and wool Coopers item valued at 600.
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Coopers
Hosiery Sale Ad Highlights Bargain Prices
An advertisement promotes socks and hose at reduced prices. Two pair for 25 cents, wool hose at 25 cents per pair, four pair for 25 cents, black and tan cotton hose at 124 cents per pair, with many other items offered at discount.
Vessels Active at Saw Mills and Ports
Ships and schooners load and sail between Slade Wilson Aberdeen and other mills. R C Slade and Orient load for San Pedro and San Francisco. Centralia San Pedro. Newburg for San Francisco. Olympic bound for Hoquiam then San Pedro. Benicia and Forester to load for San Pedro. various arrivals and departures noted with multiple mills and ports. Fine job printing at Herald Printery.
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R. C. Slade
Slade Mill
San Pedro
Orient
San Francisco
John C. Meyers
Edward R. West
Newburg
A. B.johnson
Wilson Mill
Centralia
Coaster
Western Mill
Benicia
Sophia Christianson
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Olympic
Bryden & Leitch Mill
Hoquiam
Sal Pedro
Herald Printery
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Aberdeen Herald
J. Carney
Wash
GEE Mons
Sane
The
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Labe
Charlie D-Bruler
John Ray
C.flen
N. A
J. M. Crain
Elma
Quincy
Thurternoon
Albert Gebhardt Iven
George Legan
Los Angeles
Cal
C. J. Frizzell
Arkansas
Mrs. Frizzell
Wm. Moore
KK. Lambert
Lacey
J. Ik. Lambert
Nou
G. C. Lindauer
Hart-Wood
Chehalis
Henry Wilson
Forester
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