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Aberdeen Herald in Aberdeen, Washington

11 Mar 1909

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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1909

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Senate Deadlock Halts Investigation of State Offices

The Washington Senate failed 21 21 on a concurrent resolution to form a committee to probe state offices, targeting Secretary of State Nichols and Insurance Commissioner Shively. A final 20 22 vote defeated the measure as charges of malfeasance and broad investigations were debated. a reconsideration attempt was also rejected. Additionally, Elva Carbino and Walter Otterstein wed at Montesano and Miss Calhoun died at 80, with burial planned in LaConner.

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Olympia Senate Paulhanus Sam H. Nichols J. H. Shhively Secretary of State Cotterill Insurance Commissioner Falconer lWalconer Auto Dlanket Anderson Arrowsmith Lbassett Blair Brown Bryan Cameron Cox Futland Fishback Whiatchinson McGregor Metcalf Myers Paulramus Polson Proby Rosenhaupt Stevenson Allen Leoth Davis Eastham Graves Huxidable Kline Knickerbrocker McGowain Minkler Nichols Piper Potts Roberts Ruth Rydstrom Smith Smithson Stewart Whitney Williarmas Paulhamus Pacific Livestock Corporation Schively and Nichols Insurance Commission Booth Elva Alfarretta Carbino Walter Otterstein Montesano R. Prichard J. Evans Carmille Domico Nellie Craig Aberdeen J. D. Calhoun Robert C. Turner North H Street LaConner Skagit County Turner Board of Control Tax Commission Railroad Commission Board of Health Western Washington Asylum Eastern Washington Asylum Otting Port Orchard School For Reformatory University State College Ellensburg Normal Bellingham Normal Cheney Normal Capitol and Grounds Governor’s Mansion Washington State Fair Board of Equalization
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City approves street work and fire protection plan

The council approved hose house for Union Mill with 60 feet of hose and a 1000 foot supply. A new fire alarm bond for Star Electric was requested. Requests to tear down Dabney’s building and fix water mains on Wishkah and Heron streets were acted on. Water meters to be boxed under pavement. Police court hours changed to 2 PM.

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Union Mill R. T. Dabney Union Mill Co Wishkah Street Jeffer West Eighth Street Star Electric Co John Gronow M Street Jefferson Avenue Ninth Tenth Streets Broadway Division Streets
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Quiet Aberdeen election shows muted campaign activity

Aberdeen voters held a sparsely contested nominating primary with Edmund Burke Benn defeating Silent Bob Wiley by more than two to one and a total county vote of 1 264. Other posts were unopposed, while in the Third ward A E Alexander beat James A Hood by 18.

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Aberdeen Edmund Burke Benn Silent Bob” Wiley P. F. Clark Roy C. Sargent A. H. Newell Fred C. Furth A. E. Alexander Jas. A. Hood Crivyea Ois M. P. Leitch Perarer Seve Irs Crivyea F. C. Furth Babu OS Ag W. W. Hart Perseprary Bailey A. EB Alexander James A. Hood F. H. Newell C. C. Quackenbush W. L. Stout Quackenbush
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Herald Printery Boosts Advertising Services

A promotional note highlights the printery offerings from milk tickets to full sheet posters. The ad emphasizes attracting pleased patrons and invites business inquiries for wide printing needs.

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Herald Printery
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Herald's Twice Weekly Briefs Report All The News

The Herald publishes twice weekly rundowns covering major events, local developments, and notable happenings. It highlights key people, places, and actions with concise summaries for quick readership.

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The Herald
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Eczema Is Skin Disease Cured by Oil Of Wintergreen

For years eczema was mischaracterized as a blood disease, but authorities now say it is a skin condition and must be treated through the skin with oil of wintergreen compound. The eminent authorities endorse this approach.

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D. D. Dennis Germany France Dennis Red Cross Pharmacy
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New High School Building Plan Unveiled by School Board

The proposed high school at Third and H Streets features a ground floor gymnasium physics labs and recitation rooms with a 300 seat desks and 600 seat assembly hall on the first floor. Critics say local architects were not allowed to submit plans, fueling claims of favoritism and vested rights.

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Third H Strets Russell & Rice Arehhitects Seattle
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State budget totals near eight million in new session

The forthcoming budget proposal Senate Bill 3885 shows a total appropriation of 5,939,302.78 for the biennial period, with 2,365,239.61 already authorized by special bills and funds. The grand total, nearing 8.5 million including other bills, anticipates continued House and Senate action with numerous agency allocations and a 658,322 maintenance allotment for operations.

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Olympia Senate House
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First railroad automobile debuts in Aberdeen tours

A railroad automobile, the first of its kind, arrived Tuesday with several Northern Pacific Railway officials. It travels normally at 30 miles per hour but can be geared to 60 for inspections. The Aberdeen World offices will be housed in a building erected by Samuel Benn and dedicated yesterday, with Hon. F. G. Jones of the Chehalis county bank delivering the address. A bottle of champagne closed the event as Jones wove the city’s future with press progress.

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Northern Pacific Ry Samuel Benn Aberdeen World F. G. Jones Chehalis County Bank Jones
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