Aberdeen Chamber dinner launches Trade at Home drive
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Trade at Home committee hosted a large dinner at the Hotel Washington to publicly launch the campaign for city business growth. About 225 guests heard speeches by Major H. W. Patton Phil S. Locke and others endorsing rational action, regular dinners, and a broader effort to advance local commerce.
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Washington
Trade At Home Committee
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Officially v
P. A. Bertrand
J. S. Waugh
T. H. Blyth
Charles Violmer
J. J. Kaufman
J. W. Clark
The
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Phil S. Locke
H. B. Elder
W. H. Tucker
W. B. Mack
E. A. Mi Jette
Geo. J. Wolff
J. A. Hood
Jno
A. Stimson
Aberdeen
Bertrand
A. C. Gaillac
Chamber of Commerce
Toastmaster Clark Sparks Evening with Hot Telegrams
Sidelights note the event as a brisk program with Clark introducing speakers and a stream of telegrams read aloud during the evening. The chatter hints at in town vs outside spending and a lively, nonstop sequence, with a cheeky line about sins finding you and no dull moments throughout the night.
St Mary’s Church Parish House Bids Open April 11
Bids called this week for the construction of St Mary’s church parish house. Bids will be opened on April 11.
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St. Mary’s Church
Prohibition for Nation Topic of Meet Tuesday
Nationwide prohibition is the topic of a Tuesday conference at the First Baptist church in Grays Harbor county. Speakers include H. T. Murray A. S. Caton and J. C. Patey with sessions on national prohibition need and constitutional routes. A luncheon is planned and evening address by H. T. Murray.
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First Baptist Church
Friends of the Movement
Grays Harbor County
H. T. Murray
Washington
Prohibition State Committee
A. S. Caton
Olympia
J. C. Patey
Prohibition Organization
W. T. Randolph
Patey
W. H. Gibson
H. B. McNeill
J. M. Phillips
T. H. Simpson
Prohibition Party
Murray
Lundin Says Cereal Firm Violates Law Over Premium Scheme
Alfred H. Lundin King County prosecuting attorney told Northwestern Merchant that selling schemes offering premiums violate the state anti trading stamp and coupon law. The case involves a big breakfast cereal firm promising a $2.50 aluminum cooker for 50 cents plus four cereal package trademarks. The Seattle publication plans to pressure Lundin to prosecute this and similar cases immediately.
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Alfred H. Lundin
King County
Northwestern
a _ Seattle
Lundin
Seattle
Governor hopeful John G. Lewis resumes regional tour
John G. Lewis returned Monday from a brief tour through Whatcom Skagit and Snohomish counties in support of his gubernatorial bid. He met many supporters and reports strong backing in those counties. Early next month he plans a tour of Eastern Washington.
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John G. Lewis
Whatcom
Skagit
Snohomish
Washington
Christian Science Lecture by Eaton At Grand Theater
Clarence C. Eaton of Tacoma spoke for ninety minutes on Christian Science at the Grand theater. He is a Board of Lectureship member for The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston and lectures to explain beliefs rather than seek converts.
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Clarence C. Eaton
Tacoma
Grand Theater
Mr. Eaton
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Churches
Pastor J C Baker to Speak on Dispensation Series
Rev J C Baker of West Side Chapel Olympia will speak in English at Scandinavian Mission hall First and F streets April 8 to 5 inclusive at 745 PM He will present lectures on The Seven Dispensations Jesus Christ as Saviour King Present Age A large chart will illustrate the talks Everyone warmly invited.
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J. C. Baker
West Side Chapel
Olympia
First
Baker
Jesus Christ
30 To Compete Tonight In Meet At Armory
About thirty Grays Harbor athletes will gather tonight at the armory for the second annual indoor track meet. Hoquiam Y M C A defending champion faces a strong field from Company G Moose and Aberdeen high school in a competitive meet.
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Armory
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam Y. M. C. A
Company G
Moose
Aberdeen High School
M Gillicuddy Chasing Taxes Across County
County treasurer’s collector began a drive Wednesday to recover delinquent personal taxes totaling 3,888 in Aberdeen 8041 in Hoquiam and 362 in Montesano. The effort targets overdue accounts and tax collection across multiple cities.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Montesano
Western and Federal Mills Resume Operations
The Federal lumber mill resumed after a two year shutdown with about 100 workers. The Western mill, largest owner Eugene France says it will start up soon and is nearly ready to operate.
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Federal Lumber
Western
Eugene France
Federal
Grays Harbor Poultry Auction Offers Top Prize Eggs
Under Grays Harbor Poultry association, a spring auction in the Livingston building will feature pure bred poultry and prize eggs. Fanciers from Aberdeen Tacoma Hoquiam and Olympia send Barred Plymouth Rocks White Plymouth Rocks Buff Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Leghorns Leghorns Anconas Minorcas and Campines with several valued at 7.50 to 15 dollars and entries from notable pens and shows across the Northwest.
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Grays Harbor
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Albert Kastner
South Tacoma
Kegley Bros
Little Rock
John Kahle
W. L. Ballard
W. C. Kidder
M. H. Leonard
Aberdeen
White Plymouth Rocks
Chris Daniels & Sons
Hoquiam
Everett Tornquist
Elma
Partridge Plymouth Rocks
City Acts to Regulate Alcohol Purchases and Street Light Request
The council passed an ordinance regulating alcohol sales with permits issued by the police chief or city clerk and sworn statements by buyers. It also considered a street light at Stockwell and Mill in South Aberdeen, approving tentative funding and deferring final procurement.
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Pista
Aberdeen
R. J. Schmidt
Peter F. Clark
Hoquiam
Stockwell and Mill
Chris Endresen
Clark Street
West Second Street
Perfection in Butter Shines in Western Show Stand
Capital City Creamery Butter touts purity and flavor from purified pasteurized cream with a pure culture. It claims three week shelf life if kept from strong flavors and notes a second place finish at the Western Dairy Products show with 190.5 out of 200 points, behind two first place butter.
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Capital City
Western Dairy Products
Spokane
C. C
George D Abel Appointed Grays Harbor Superior Judge
George D Abel of Hoquiam was appointed Wednesday as Grays Harbor county superior court judge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Mason Irwin. The 47 year old native of Kansas practiced law there from 1892 until moving to Hoquiam five years ago. His brothers W H and A M Abel are not to practice before him.
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George D. Abel
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor County
Mason Irwin
Kansas
W. H
A. M. Abel
Abel
Shipyards Hustle On Grays Harbor Build Plans
Aberdeen shipyards begin keel laying for the Balfour-Guthris auxiliary schooner the largest craft yet built on Grays Harbor. Lindstrom yards rush repairs then plan four new ships with a contract for the last one secured and reported to Chamber of Commerce President A C Gaillac.
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Aberdeen
Andrew Peterson & Son
Balfour-Guthris
Grays Harbor
Lindstrom Yards
A. Schubach
Lessee
A. C. Gaillac
Chamber of Commerce
Schubach
Night Riders Stir North River Martin Land Claims
A North River notice from Charles Martin, via Portland attorney Alex Shaw, discusses patents to parts of Sec 28 and township 15 N Range 6 W in Pacific county Washington. It cites Alma DeLong and George Wheaton patents issued March 15 and condemns night riding and legal attacks, boasting rail expansion and county development ahead.
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the Herald
Charles Martin
North River
Aberdeen
M. A. Martin
Alex C. Shaw
Portland
N. E
Sec
Township
Range
Pacific County
Wash
Alma DeLong
George Wheaton
U. S. Land Office
North River Country
North River Valley
O.W
Centralia Promotes Merchants Dress Up Days
Centralia citizens are asked to participate in Merchants' Dress Up Days from April 6 to 8 to boost local commerce and celebrate the town. The event mobilizes residents to wear distinctive attire and shop at participating merchants.
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Centralia
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