Aberdeen Primary Votes Ushered Beside Rainy Balloting
The first Aberdeen primary drew 1104 votes from 1527 registrants as Republicans dominated wards. Dolan narrowly beat Benn after a police raid on the Combination resort. Weatherwax held Fifth Ward with 72-vote margin. McDougal led Sixth Ward by 16. Independent ticket formed by defeated candidates amid legal questions.
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Weatherwax
Jones
McDougal
Star Chamber
J. A. Fuller
W. B. Lowrie
Geo
Stalding
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce will be held in the common council chamber on Monday March 16 at 8 p.m. A full attendance of members is requested as officers for the ensuing year will be elected and other business of importance transacted.
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Prominent Architect Endorses Electric Bitters in San Francisco
Norman R. Coulter, a noted architect in the Delbert Building, San Francisco, endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic for all. He claims it promptly corrects stomach liver and kidney issues and strengthens the system. Sold for 40 cents at Evans Drug Co and Postoffice Pharmacy.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
Evans Drug Co
Postoffice Pharmacy
City Council Rejects Two Petitions and References Several Items
Last night the city council rejected two street light petitions awaiting autumn review and referred a Highland Home water main expansion to the water committee. The school board seeks alley clearance in block 7 for a new high school center, referred to the street committee. Attorney Hodgdon asks canceling an invalid South Aberdeen street assessment to clear title, referred to attorney and committee. The council plans to fix the M street tangle by forming an assessment roll for the first contract and starting a new improvement, despite a second contract already awarded. Other actions include paying a $14.80 cost bill, routing a Sunnyside 16-foot plank road petition to the street committee, renewing John Gronow’s saloon license, tabling the salary reduction for councilmen, paying Mrs. Stewart $200 for water rights rent, denying Palace restaurant building expansion in the fire district, ordering bulkheading for a H street lot, and advertising for 1500 cords of wood for the pumping station. A 2315 foot Charley Creek road cost report shows $516 spent versus a $940 bid for 2000 feet.
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W. &B. Addition
C. W. Hodgdon
Peter Hunley
Aberdeen
M Street
Justice's Court
Sunnyside Addition
John Gronow
Hart
Jones
Maxey
Parks
County commissioners grant saloon license and surface road actions
At the adjourned session the board granted a saloon license to Mays & Cohlson. They directed the engineer to review a $210 damage claim from Geo. Smith over a bridged West Satsop incident, awarded $100 for a gravel pit on the Aberdeen road, filed the boundary change for school districts 36 and 103, and let Aberdeen firm Anderson & Young grade the Hoquiam to London state road. The auditor was told to stop Fred Wilson obstructing the H C Minkler road and a $55 land valuation error was corrected.
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Moclips
Geo. Smith
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West Satsop
Chas. Neeson
Aberdeen
Anderson & Young
Hoquiam
London
Fred Wilson
H. C. Minkler
Letter Commends Chamber of Commerce Reform
W C Harding praises the chamber while many members call for open governance. They favor removing executive board power, oppose a $2000 secretary, and support simplifying administration. Internal city improvements should precede external advertising, according to the visible sentiment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Public Library
Grays Harbor
Cosmopolis
Fir and Spruce Stave Bolts Notice
Western Cooversee Co. Aberdeen Washington issues notice to suppliers and customers about fir and spruce stave bolts information and contact address for inquiries and orders. Local business notice invites inquiries at Aberdeen premises.
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Western Cooversee Co
Aberdeen
Wash
Organize a Congregation Aberdeen Pastor Builds Growth
Rev. J. S. Skarr, pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church at First and KE streets, has built a strong city congregation since November. In Hoquiam, the new society's constitution will be ready for action Saturday as services continue Sundays. Hoquiam youth society formed. church membership grows. parsonage improvements and an added church addition underway.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
First
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Hequiam
Hoquiam
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Equitable Savings & Loan Offers Loans on Homes in Hoquiam
The Equitable Savings and Loan Association of Portland plans to issue long term loans for improved residence properties in Hoquiam and Aberdeen. W M Lamb and Son, agents, located at 512 Eighth Street, Hoquiam, Washington, handle applications.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
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Eighth Street
Wash
Fire damages dry kiln at Western Cooperage plant
A blaze at the Western Cooperage dry kiln yesterday afternoon caused by overheated steam pipes was held to a small loss, about 50 dollars for the kiln and 500 dollars on stock, with hydrant distance and hose limits delaying firefighting. The incident repeats a three year pattern, but insurance covers most stock losses.
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Western Cooperage Company
Cooperage Company
Maritime Loads and Departures at Local Mills
The Newsboy loads at Slade mill for San Pedro. Watson A West at Slade for Callao. F H Leggett at West mill for Callao. Westerner sailed from Hart-Wood for San Pedro. F M Slade loading for Santa Rosalia. A B Johnson at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Chas FE Falk at American mill for San Francisco. G W Watson at Hart-Wood for San Francisco. Philippine arrived and loading at Aberdeen mills for San Pedro.
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Callao
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West Mill
Peru
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Hart-Wood Mill
F. M. Slade
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
A. B. Johnson
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Chas, FE. Falk
American Mill
G. W. Watson
Philippine
Aberdeen Lumber
Hitchcock Defends Bryan in World Map Dispute
Congressman G M Hitchcock of Nebraska responds to The New York World pamphlet The Map of Bryanism arguing the paper unfairly skewed democratic strength. He notes 1894 and 1904 maps misrepresent democracy and asserts Bryan’s superior vote tallies in multiple states. He accuses the World of ulterior motives and praises journalism despite the dispute.
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
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Roosevelt
New York
McKinley
Indiana
Illinois
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