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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1912
Page
2
In May the shop promotes sunlit wardrobes with discounts on high priced coats at 19.75 and 20 percent off on lower priced styles and suits and dresses. It emphasizes silk, worsted, white goods, and trims from trims like fringes and pearl and crystal ornaments, plus a complete line of embroidery and Swiss fabrics for seasonal needs.
A discussion urges exempting certain property from the general tax system and advocates separating state and local revenue sources. The piece cites future constitutional changes, lessons from Wisconsin Connecticut California, and the need to attract investment with lower levies, highlighting policy shifts and historical reform attempts.
San Diego city officials urge the Department of Justice to send agents and instruct California U S district attorneys to investigate the IWW activity in San Diego They say IWW members aid Mexican revolutionaries and threaten public peace Armed citizens have escorted suspects from the city and warned them not to return The DoJ statement is expected next week
A circular letter from the Central Trades Council urges Hoquiam unions to back Mayor Ferguson in the June 3 recall election. It asks unions to raise a campaign fund through assessments or member donations and requires reports to Ed Zimmer.
The A Star A Transfer Co. has moved to the concrete building vacated by The S. W. Johnson Transfer Co. located at the corner of Hume and F streets.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the Catholic church held a dance at Kellerman hall Wednesday evening. More than sixty couples attended and enjoyed the event. It marks the third successful dance in the series, both financially and socially.
A St Andrew's society dinner tale tells of a newly arrived Scotch gardener who struggles with American geography. To aid him, the host’s son unveils a large colorful map, but the gardener peers at it and jokes that it cannot be trusted. He notes it is laid out in the plaid of the MacFechtons.
A Thursday night blaze in Hoquiam caused by an overheated stovepipe damaged the home of John E. Nelson at 629 Fourth Street. The kitchen dining room and bedroom suffered fire loss about 500 dollars, insured, with neighbors and the fire department saving much of the house and a piano was moved to safety.
The Iowa experiment station uses a 100 pound ration for brood sows and sucking pigs combining cornmeal middlings meat meal or tankage bran oilmeal bone flour limestone dust and salt. The mix aims to supply milk for piglets while providing flesh and bone building nutrients to ensure proper pig development.
In a fragment from Louisville Courier-Journal a girl demands a letters check while a clerk questions the meaning of valuation. A young man sets the package value at 30 cents amid a tense exchange.
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