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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1912

Page

8

State Tax Commission Comments on Chehalis County Assessments

The State Board of Tax Commissioners explains how Chehalis County valuations lag, urges wide reform to tax all property fairly, notes timber land issues, and proposes state local tax separation to fund county needs while preserving home rule. It cites 1910-1911 ratios, calls for better assessor staffing, and urges public understanding of taxation.

State Tax Commission Chehalis County Taxpayer's League Hoquiam Phil S. Locke Ponder Phil Locke Aberdeen Washington State Board of Tax Commissioners Stevens Spokane Klickitat Yakima Kittitas Ferry Okanogan Chehalis Thurston Skamania Skagit Jefferson Island Clallam Wisconsin Carter Watkins Board of Equalization F. E. Jones

Eddystone Lighthouse Saga Through Storms and Stone

The Eddystone reef near Plymouth yielded three early lighthouses beginning with Winstanley in 1695, all lost to storms and fire. Smeaton’s design influenced durable masonry lighthouses, and the current 1882 tower by James Douglass features two two ton bells once used for fog signals and later replaced by an explosive signal.

English Channel Plymouth Henry Winstanley Winstanley Rudyerd John Smeaton Smeaton James Douglass Eddystone

Teaching Mothercraft and the College Curriculum

Miss Eleanor J. Kelley of New York argues for mothercraft education as part of women's college studies. She contends current college requirements neglect child care and domestic understanding and urges biology hygiene psychology home beauty storytelling literature music and related fields to better reflect women's roles and potential.

Mothercraft Eleanor J. Kelley New York School For Mothercraft G. Stanley Hall

Monocles In the English Army

A century ago a British army order forbade officers to wear eyeglasses. One sharp officer in a crack cavalry unit devised a single eyeglass and argued it did not violate the ban on spectacles in the plural. Red tape accepted the literal reading, and the monocle quickly spread in the army and to civilian beaux.

London Globe

Haste to Reimburse The Irishman Breaks a Window

A crowded Philadelphia street scene ends with a big Irishman breaking a shop window after dropping a ladder. The shopkeeper pursues and catches him by the collar. The rogue admits the breakage and claims he is running home to get the money to pay for it.

Philadelphia Celt New York Herald

Printing That Is Good Printing That Is Good

A small print shop advertises versatile services with the slogan No job too small and no contract too large. The ad highlights commitment to quality and breadth of offerings for all printing needs.

Never Had a Chance Washington Star Quote

A Washington Star quotation recalls a statesman’s claim that the greatest speech never delivered was the one he wrote himself.

Congress Statesman Washington Star

A Fighting Bishop on the Waikato River

A tale from London Tit-Bits describes Bishop Selwyn rowing a canoe with a Maori companion. When the man grew lazy and mused that he would fight the bishop, Selwyn ordered the canoe ashore and stripped to show his robes. He declared, The bishop lies there, the man is here. The Maori calmed, resumed paddling, and no confrontation occurred.

Selwyn Waikato London

King’s New Discovery Promises Home Lung Cure

Dr King’s New Discovery claimed to cure lung troubles at home. A testimonial from W. R. Nelson credits it with curing lung disease and gaining weight after other remedies failed. It is advertised for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and throat and lung ailments with trial bottles free at druggists.

Dr. King W. R. Nelson Calamine Ark

Modern Job Printing at Aberdeen Printing Co

Aberdeen Printing Co offers modern job printing at moderate prices with contact via phone 5401.

Aberdeen Printing Co

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Timber Cruise T. D. Rockwell Kitsap Helse Anette Vaste Es Klickitat Lewis Lincoln Ee Mason Eddystone Lighthouse Wishkah Aberdeen Printing Coo, Incorporated DR. Long Dabney Block Heron St the Workingman’s
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