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Aberdeen Grays Harbor described as world’s lumber hub
The Aberdeen Grays Harbor guide highlights population growth from 3,747 in 1900 to 10,000 in 1905, its status as the world’s largest lumber center, booming mills outputs, riverport traffic, and extensive civic development. It notes rail, steamship lines to San Francisco and San Pedro, a Chehalis river bridge, electric street railway, and vast timber resources with farming prospects nearby. It invites inquiries to the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce secretary.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Seattle
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Portland
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Wishkah
Grays Harbor Gas Co
Grays Harbor Electric Co
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New York
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce