County Dads Convene Two Day Session in 1902
County commissioners met for two days to appoint J K Mohney as Summit precinct constable and C W Baremore as Artic precinct justice. They adjusted personal property assessments and taxes, considered Porter ferry licenses, and continued hearings on school district divisions, Oakville incorporation, and various road and bridge projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Mohney
Summit
C. W. Baremore
Artic
Phillips & Watson
H. FE. Turner
Chas. McIntyre
R. Carl
Porner
E. M. Stevens
Wim. Easter
Porter
Mills
Baremore
Salmon Creek
Smith
R. J. Hiltz
Newbury Road
Oakville
Wm. McLean
A. G. Willis
I. Stone
Westport Beach
Davis
Dan Gleason
Simmons & Byles
Court House
J. W. Hall
Dan Gleason Road
Annie Gleason
Gleason Road
Jas. Gleason
Cedar Creek Bridge
Hoquiam
D. A. Blodgett & Co
Wm. Hunter
Whce
B. E. Kelsey
Lectures Worth Hearing by W C T U Speaker
Miss Louise I Hollister of Minneapolis a national W C T U lecturer will address Baptist church March 12 afternoon and evening. The 2:30 pm talk to the young people is Kings and Queens of Society followed by a 4 pm talk to school children and a public lecture at night. Her topics include Burning Questions of the Day The Outlook Girls of Today and The Training of Boys and Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise I. Hollister
Minneapolis
The
Baptist Church
Hollister
Academy
Appleton City
Ney
Reception to Pastor Elliott Welcomed by Aberdeen Church
The first M. E. church in Aberdeen hosted a reception for Rev. Elliott and his family. A large gathering of members and attendants enjoyed a social evening with refreshments served by a church ladies committee. Ministers from other denominations attended and extended warm hospitality to the new pastor and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Eliott
Elliott
Aberdeen
City Library February Report Shows Loan and Cash Figures
Librarian Walker records February totals for the City Library. Volumes in library rose to 960 by Feb 28 from 954 on Feb 1, with 804 volumes loaned during February. Total loans to date reach 6,460. Cash on hand and fines are noted, with February expenditures and a deficit balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Nists
Miss Nellie Redinger Gains Noted Recognition
Miss Nellie Redinger of this city pursues musical studies in Oakland California where she is gaining fame. The Oakland Enquirer praised her recital noting a strong virile technique that surpasses the average pianist and calling her talent near genius with rare future possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Redinger
Oakland
California
The
Oakland Enquirer
Hawaii Income Tax Case Sparks Broad Implications
A San Francisco ruling by United States Circuit Judge Gilbert upholds Hawaii’s 2 percent income tax on earnings over 1000, rejecting discrimination claims and noting the territory may legislate taxation. The decision argues exemptions aid public policy and places the tax burden where resistances are strongest, prompting questions about a broader U S income tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Hawaii
United States
Territory of
San Francisco Chronicle
W.C. Peacock
Fi.ty-E
Honolulu
J. W. Pratt
Hawaiian Territory
Circuit Court of Hawaii
United States of America
Pacific coast lumber inspection bureau forms in northwest
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturer's Association creates the Pacific Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau to inspect lumber at mill sites in Washington Oregon and British Columbia. The plan ends reliance on San Francisco for inspections, aids vessel chartering at loading ports and boosts local trade with faster certified grading and daily inspector reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Pacific Coat Lumber Manufacturer’s Association
Beckman
Pacific Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau
San Francisco
California City
Sound Country
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Geays Harbor
Philomathean Society Recital Enlivens High School
The Philomathean Society at the High School held a pleasant Friday afternoon recital replacing the usual literary meeting. Local vocal and instrumental musicians contributed to a well rendered program. Admission was 10 cents, boosting the society treasury. The lineup included orchestral selections, piano duets, vocal solos by Mrs. Coons Miss Veysey Mrs. Leland Miss McDermoth Miss Girton Mrs Shaker Miss Riker and a school song finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Society of
Coons
Veysey
Leland Reading
McDermoth
Girton
Shaker
Misa Riker
Free United States Map Offer From Portland Office
The Illinois Central Railroad in Portland Oregon offers free mounted wall maps of the United States Cuba and Porto Rico enlarged. Send ten cents in stamps to prepaid postage and receive a map by return mail. The notice seeks help forwarding details to friends traveling east or west. Address B H Trumbull 142 Third Street Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Portland
Oregon
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
St. Paul
Omaha
St.Louis
Aoe
B. H. Trumbull
Third Street
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Incorporation of
Heath
G Tilly
J A Graham
Montesano Hidw Co
J O van Winkle
M Heath
J W
CN Mills
J N Wilder
H Story
Robertson
McLean
Care County Poor
Hungerford
Care Keen
Dick Autiats Reiatis Reaciers
Vidette
J W Hall
New Juy Room
P A Williams
Gus Peterson
Seas
Oloegu
G W Gregory
Nattie Blair
Same
John Peel
I B Cooper
Ruston
Erickson
O Bennett
Chas Kliest
Clearin Gleray
Esmond & Esmond
Geo L Davis
Per Diem
Peay Elton
I. Tere
JO Shaw
the Washingtonian
Mortesano L & W Co
Pioneer 3 & P Co
CS Weatherwax
Glass & Prudhomme
N W Lumber Co
Paupot Ever
Sendy
Paul Smits
Case Beirdsley Bros
Cum’s Co
Mdse
Averdeen General Hospital
Stanley W Smith
Geo Moseley
I. i Wood Lumber Co
H A Benham
Soule
Thos. E. Elliott
M. E. Church
the City Library
Goldman
Seattle
Goldman's
Lumbermen’s Association
Philomathean Society
Geo. J. Wolff
Geo. Fisher
Heron Street
Becker Bros
G Street
Postoffice
Own. Sullivan
Office Tool's
Elma Hotel
Elma
Alden
Shaw & Morrison
Towaive
J. S. Coxey
Furniture and House Outfitter
Universal
WM. Griggs
the Hardware Man
Heron ST
Tel
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