Obstructing Settlement in Washington Forest Reserve Debate
The piece argues Washington's stakes in forest reserves along the Olympia Peninsula. It notes 1.8 million acres reserved, with 500k non-peninsula lands included, and compares agricultural potential, logging, and transport access to Puget Sound. It contends reserves limit settlement despite available farmland and favorable homesteading conditions nearby.
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Northwest
Washington
Olympia Peninsula
Claham
Jeferson
Mason
Chehalis
Puget Sound
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Pacific Ocean
Goshen
Temple prepares for Raymond initiation with big train outing
Tehamah Temple D O K K held a special meeting and drill to prepare for the initiation at Raymond next Saturday. About 150 members will travel by special coach with a baggage car, to initiate about 75 new members in Raymond.
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Tehamah Temple
Raymond
Property owners told to ready right of way to Hoquiam
Former owners of property to be used as the right of way for the O. W. R. N. from a point west of the Vulcan Ironworks to Hoquiam city limits have been notified to remove all buildings and obstructions. Work has begun in several cases.
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Vulcan Ironworks
Hoquiam
Shortened Morning Train Time Between Aberdeen and Centralia
The O. W. R. N. line raises the South Aberdeen departure to 7 45 a m from April 8 with arrival at Centralia unchanged at 9 40 a m cutting the trip 35 minutes. The return from Centralia will depart at 12 30 p m and reach South Aberdeen by 2 50 p m.
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South Aberdeen
Centralia
Aberdeen
Arive
North Aberdeen Bridge Muddle Prompts City Council Action
City council debates discontinuing the ferry to North Aberdeen amid a long running dispute. A committee of North Aberdeen property owners will report on the trouble while a special April 29 election may decide on a new bridge.
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Aberdeen
W. J. Patterson
North Aberdeen
Nori Aberdeen
War Department
Second Street
Fern Hill Cemetery
Chas. R. Pratsch
Parks and Newell
Tacoma
Quackenbush
Third Streets
Third Street
Sixth
Thos. Znalawinski
Sixth Street
First
Third Avenues
C. D
Washington Pipe & Foundry Company
Who's Who and Rising Tide for What Is It Peoples Power
Washington based United Press Association leader Charles L. Cranbourne and agent W H Huffman deny Chamber of Commerce endorsement for Who's Who in the Northwest planning two editions one free to chambers and clubs, the other subscription sales while Aberdeen writeups spark debate.
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Charles L. Cranbourne
United Press Association
Washington
Seattle
Who's Who
Northwest
Cranbourne
W. H. Huffman
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Cranbourne
Aberdeen
Chy
Huffman
Chamber
Polson and Challenger Clash Over Chehalis Lands
Former State Senator Polson asserts logged off Chehalis lands are worthless for farming while challenger argues potential remains. W O McCaw of Polson city plans to sample soils across Grays Harbor county and send them to Pullman for analysis. He expects land to grow temperate crops and will test sugar beets this summer to judge beet sugar factory prospects on Grays Harbor.
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Polson
Chehalis County
W. O. McCaw
Palouse
Pullman
Grays Harbor
Otty Subscribers Urged to Notify on Missing Herald
Readers in Otty who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays are asked to notify the paper, which will promptly resend to the listed address.
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Otty
Herald
Mayor Mourant Resigns Over Proposed Fine on Prostitution
Hoquiam mayor P. J. Mourant resigns effective May 1 after executive session discussed fining disreputable women to raise revenue. He claims police raids led to jailed women and confiscated liquor, asserting the council backed the plan. He notes arrests target liquor sales, not the women’s trades, and calls for new leaders.
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Hoquiam
P. J. Mourant
Raih
Postal savings bank network expands toHoquiam and nine others
Postmaster General Hitchcock designates forty five new postal savings depositories across states and territories. Locations include Hoquiam Washington Bisbee Arizona Santa Cruz California Kalispell Montana Tonopah Nevada Astoria Oregon Bingham Canyon Utah and Rock Springs Wyoming. Emphasis lies on industrial centers with strong wage earning populations and efficient postmaster operations.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Hitchock
Hoquiam
Wash
Bisbee
Ariz
Santa Cruz
Cal
Kalispell, Mont
Tonopah
Nev
Astoria, Or
Bingham Canyon
Utah
Rock Springs
Wyo
The Recall of the Judiciary
A column argues against striking down the judiciary noting judges act under constitutional limits. It contends recall empowers the people to discipline unfaithful judges and restore public trust, citing historical political bias in courts and the 1876 electoral commission as examples of partisan influence.
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Associated Press
Congress
Heyburn
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Electoral Commission
Supreme
Hayes
Tilden
Senate
United States
Lorimer
United States Senate
Pete Clark Seeks Re Election With Unopposed Card
Peter F. Clark city clerk and candidate for re election without opposition mails a card to voters reading I Want Your Vote. He aims to create a sense of contest despite none existing.
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Peter F. Clark
Steenth
Peter
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