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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
1
A new leader gains prominence amid regional shifts as Anna Johnson stands in second place in a local contest. The report notes rising interest in the position and outlines early momentum for the frontrunners.
The document lists contestants Weatherwax, Mies Anna Johnson, Nellie Ervick, Justine Carothers, Helen Thompson, J. Rutner Brewer, Fred Mumm, Lorena Wyndearo and other names with vote totals and addresses. Notable totals include 49,000 for Weatherwax, 48,000 for Carothers, 47,000 for Lizzie Goferth, and 41,000 for Brewer. The data appears fragmented across Montesano and Satsop regions with street addresses.
The夜 counts show Miss Rath ahead with 51000 votes and Mia Anna Johnson close second while Nellie Justine Carotherg Helen os nebo ara contend for third to fifth place. Mrs J Ruts Brewer of Satoop says she may not win the grand prize but will be remembered for being in the race.
County Commissioner Phil Locke rebuts criticism of Weyerhaeuser Timber cruise by stating twelve top cruisers conducted the survey and the process favored property owners. He notes the same cruise covered all county timber and that paying taxpayers own about 190000 acres.
Ten bids for the reservoir pump range from 3268 to 25940, the council weighs the cost of swinging the Heron Street bridge with bids rejected for the second time. Mayor notes budget allows 2160 for the bridge crew as City Attorney cites state law and local ordinances.
Mrs. Joseph Keiser aged 65 and long time Aberdeen resident died at 2 15 this morning at her daughter's home 112 East Fifth Street Death was due to Wright's disease Funeral arrangements are handled by Fissels Pinnick and will be announced later Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Jacobson and Mrs Amelia Reid of California now in Aberdeen and one son Frank Keiser of Kelso
In Aber deen families, children wore bright socks to breakfast as schools observe Loud Sock Day. Parents note the display amid reminders of schedules and sports times. A regional jury list from Montebano shows 102 names with 4 women exempting after notices sent.
Fire across the river at Hartley Wednesday afternoon was started by covering a chimney opening with wallpaper. The incident involved J. Matson of 1208 Wilkash street, and caused only nominal damage.
In a Gardner justice court case sailor plaintiff accuses Moses Druximan of misrepresenting a loan office status. He says a sextant sold for $2 could be bought back for $6 in 30 days, with a disputed provision. Druximan’s defense claims three pawnshop banners prove nothing. Cross represents the plaintiff Loomis the defendant. Croge plans appeal.
The Mukilteo, the Pacific Coast’s largest wooden steam schooner, slid into the sea last Friday in Raymond. Captain Peterson built her with Captain Howard supervising for San Francisco owners Chas Nelson & Co. Gladys M. Cloer christened her, a Willapa Harbor native daughter. She joins Doris Willapa Solano as Raymond yard vessels destined for San Francisco March 24 to receive machinery at Union Iron Works.
County treasurer announces call for warrants totaling about 960000 dollars in current expenses. The notice notes remaining bills from last year and requests immediate submission of unpaid warrants by the specified deadline.
Montesano March 18. P R Hogan and wife have filed suit against Frank Dineen to collect on a contract for 1314.42 dollars.
Hoquiam March 18. W W Kurtz of Hoquiam Packing reports a strong start to the salmon season with February and March cannery work. The early run is good for spring and May and June are expected to bring a larger yield. Weather heavily affects runs and May 1 is a typical big-run target if conditions are favorable.
Hansen from Hoquiam admitted guilty to selling liquor to an Indian in Montesano and was fined the minimum of 35 dollars. He described an encounter where an Indian man gave him money for a half pint, claiming a cold. the judge noted perceived intent to harm and Hansen expressed remorse.
A chimney blaze in a Washington Street house was quickly extinguished with no damage reported. Fire crews contained the incident and prevented further harm.
Montesano reports a new law requiring 15 percent of taxes paid by cities and towns to the road and bridge fund be turned over to them for street purposes. Cities welcome the increase while county officials note they previously shared allocations. the change makes the transfer mandatory.
The Aberdeen Public Schools manual training display at H. L. Cook hardware store 314 East Heron Street shows high quality woodwork by pupils from grades six through twelve. Forty five native wood varieties used in the pieces highlight skilled craftsmanship and diverse grain patterns.
Fragmented notice records a judgment filing in Montesano on March 18 involving Portland Cordage Company and various Canadian and American whaling interests. It mentions parties including Canadian company and American Pacific Fleet, with reference to stock payments and severance of ties.
Grays Harbor athletes and fans anticipate tonight's indoor track meet at the Knights of Pythias building state armory. It marks a championship event with a 3 mile race and other events awarding five or ten points, featuring runners Ben Mitchell Montesano Gos Yukab and entrants from Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and the Finnish Athletic Club.
The readable fragments reference a local event with a scheduled time in a Hey of Ta be setting. Details are incomplete but indicate a community notice seeking attendance or participation.
Funeral services for J. A. Day known as Sue Day lumber foreman were held yesterday afternoon at Whiteside Undertaking establishment. Knights of Pythias members and lodge officers conducted ritual and duets were performed by Mrs. Joseph Barkley and Mrs. C Mankowski. Pallbearers listed and interment followed at Fern Hill cemetery.
Judge Mason Unwin issues memoranda overruling the defendant demurrer in the water district case. Mayor McKee of Hoquiam seeks to block a county election on creating a water district. The matter is to be heard in superior court on its merits.
Partial readable text shows a March 16 petition circulated in Montesano requesting a water referendum. The fragmentary notes mention a Peewee River project and related names, with unclear details.
The Grays Harbor Poultry Association will auction blooded chicks and eggs from pedigreed stock at 7:30 in the Electric Building. Proceeds support the association’s merit work, with a likely large turnout as birds are exhibited earlier that day and throughout the afternoon.
The Clear Cedar Shingle Company’s mill near Rochester restarts after a shutdown since early year. Damaged by a washout, repairs were completed and payrolls resume as the plant returns to full operation.
Edward Nixon awaits trial in the county jail at Montesano on a second degree assault count. He allegedly stabbed John Miller in the eye and Willie Kelly in the leg after a Cosmpopolis saloon fight. Miller will lose an eye, Kelly was wounded but not seriously. Nixon pleaded guilty later and asked for mercy, claiming intoxication. The judge took the case under advisement.
A report notes a mother named Gale Montasano seeks a pension and a proposal may be considered at Aberdeen High School with input from local Aberdeen businessmen.
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