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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1911

Page

8

Plan to Entertain Secretary Fisher in Hoquiam

Hoquiam May 7. In anticipation of Secretary of the Interior Fisher's visit the Hoquiam 25 000 club is arranging entertainment including a trip to Lake Quinsault and a day in the Olympic Forest reserve. Citizens urge opening the forest reserve here due to ripe and decaying timber. Fisher would also have opportunities for fine fishing.

Hoquiam Interior Fisher Lake Quinsault Olympic Forest Reserve Congress

Harbor Buoy Disputes Prompt Survey by Manzanita

In Hoquiam on May 7 the lighthouse tender Manzanita spent the afternoon in port after placing a buoy at the harbor mouth. Officers surveyed current buoy positions and harbor marks, as shipping men complain the buoys are misplaced and the channel poorly marked.

Hoquiam United States Manzanita

Lost son returns home after seven years of wandering

Joseph Gage, who ran away from Hoquiam at age 15, came home last night after seven years of wandering. He had never written, and was missing a right hand from an accident soon after his departure. His mother, seated by the fireplace, embraced him in tears.

Hoquiam May Joseph Gage

Hoquiam Logger Injured In Wood Jam

J S Holbrook of Lytle s camp No 3 was rushed to Hoquiam General hospital after being caught in a jam of logs during work in the woods. He suffered severe body bruises and a badly sprained back though officials say his injuries are not believed to be life threatening and he will remain hospitalized for some time. He is a well known local figure with many relatives and friends in Hoquiam.

Hoquiam J. S. Holbrook Lytle Hoquiam General Hospital Holbrook

Aberdeen Man Slips on Sidewalk in Hoquiam

Lee White of Aberdeen fell on an Eighth Street sidewalk last night about 10 o clock, cutting the back of his head. He was taken to Hoquiam General Hospital by friends and is not seriously hurt. He has long lived on Grays Harbor.

Hoquiam Lee White Aberdeen Hoquiam General Hospital White Grays Harbor

Frye Bruhn Buys Grays Harbor Interests in Hoquiam

The Frye Bruhn company of Seattle, after purchasing the Grays Harbor interests of the Ninemire Packing company, has secured an option on the North Western Lumber property at Seventh and I streets in Hoquiam. The deal was negotiated recently and is expected to close soon.

Hoquiam Frye-Bruhn Company Seattle Grays Harbor Ninemire Packing Company Seventh and I Streets North Western Lumber Company

City council snubs Coghlan as police judge candidate

Hoquiam May 7. The city council refuses to confirm C. J. Coghlan for police judge. W. M. Lamb and Seth Warren are named as alternative candidates. Police Judge Philbrick does not seek reappointment.

Hoquiam C. J. Coghlan W. M. Lamb Seth Warren Philbrick

Mrs McDougall Dies Former Montesano Resident

News from Montesano confirms the death of Mrs J E McDougall formerly Mrs J McDougall a former Montesano resident and wife of J E McDougall longtime editor of The Vidette. She leaves a husband and three children from a previous marriage.

Montesano Denver J. E. McDougall

Young Ladies Sodality To Host Big Dance In Kellerman Hall

Montesano May 6 The Young Ladies Sodality of St Johns church plan a large season dance at Kellerman hall on May 12. Admission 1 dollar for men. ladies free. Proceeds fund a new church. Committee includes Misses Ida Clemons Agnes Connor Maggie Gleason Mayme Gleason.

Agnes Connor Maggie Gleason Mayme Gleason

Marble Workers Quit in Montesano Ties Fray at Vermont Marble

May 6 Montesano Vermont Marble Works faces a labor dispute with about 10 000 workers. The marble crew on the court house project left duties after action by the union central committee in Chicago. Syllianson subcontracted the work to the Vermont company and bears no responsibility for the stoppage.

Montesano Vermont Marble Works United States Court House Union Central Committee Chicago Syllianson Vermont Company

April Weather in Montesano Reports Sunshine and Light Rain

Weather observer Geo M Wade records 24 sunny days in April in Montesano with 3.50 inches of rain and 2 inches of snow. The warm gentle rain spurred a fine start for vegetation.

Montesano Geo. M. Wade

Pruning and care guide for better apple trees

The article argues apples grow best when trees are treated as manufacturing systems with soil seed and plant as parts. It notes modern pruning lowers tree heads for easier tending and sunlight access, recommends late winter pruning for young trees and late spring for older ones, and stresses mulching fertilization and tilling. It adds bark louse pests require kerosene or soap washes and winter spray to prevent infestations.

Rocky Mountain Country Northwest

Injurious Insects Their Remedies And Preventive

Treatise outlines two insect feeding types pests that affect plants and crops. It describes a beetle that chews leaves and a maggot that tunnels apples, urging immediate removal of infected fruit and waste, plus under trees cleanup measures such as burning grass or plowing soil.

Simple soil lime test for farmers urged in Chehalis County

A rough method tests lime deficiency by reacting soil powder with hydrochloric acid on a plate. Freely evolving gas means adequate lime, little or no effervescence indicates deficiency. The note urges preparations for a notable Aberdeen agricultural exhibition this fall to showcase fruits and garden produce.

Aberdeen Chehalis County

Farewell Party for Mrs Minnis at Elma Baptist Church

The Baptist church ladies hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs Susan A Minnis at Mrs T S Dickson’s home on Tuesday afternoon before her move to Rolla Missouri. Guests enjoyed conversation music and a dainty luncheon.

Elma Ladies of the Baptist Church Susan A. Minnis T. S. Dickson Rolla Mesdames' Dewitt Shelly Smith Murgatroyd Minnis Tobey Nay Elemandert Fisk Isaacs Gookins Root Chinn Waits, Grayson Misses Lucile Long Ursa Moffitt Mr. L. T. Root

Montesano Milk Plant Shifts Leadership

Frank Chevalley resigns as superintendent of the Montesano Condenser to manage the British Columbia Milk Co. plant at New Westminster. Hildebrand likely to oversee Montesano operations. Chevalley praises the milk industry and Montesano’s bright future.

Montesano Frank Chevalley B. C. Milk Co New Westminister Hildebrand Chevalley

Marriage Licenses Issued This Week by County Auditor

The county auditor issued marriage licenses this week to Alec Michny wicz and Bronilawa Bielewska, John C. Pickering and Florence Carter, J Wirta and Minnie Saarvela, J C Moore and Charlotte Hansen, W A Johnson and Mattie Robinson, Harry A Thorpe and Nellie D McMenemy, M A Jacklewicz and Anna Bocek, Frank A Gillett and Bessie G Quaif.

Alec Michnywicz Bronilawa Bielewska John C. Pickering Florence Carter J. Wirta Minnie Saarvela J. C. Moore Charlotte Hansen W. A. Johnson Mattie Robinson Harry A. Thorpe Nellie D. McMenemy M. A. Jacklewicz Anna Bocek Frank A. Gillett Bessie G. Quaif

Funeral for Vera Brewer Draws Large Elma Crowd

Vera Brewer 17 died after an appendectomy in Tacoma. She grew up in Elma, was a longtime organist, and attended Tacoma High School this semester. The service at Elma Methodist included pastors Frescolm Lewins and Pearson, with many flowers from the community. Remains laid to rest in West Elma I O O P cemetery.

Elma Vera Brewer Tacoma Methodist Episcopal Church Frescolm Lewins F. S. Pearson Elma High School Tacoma High

Pryde Receives Long Awaited Legacy in Elma

William W. Pryde of Ford's Prairie finally receives an eighteen hundred dollar legacy from his father Robert Pryde after executor delays. Pryde hired E B S Avey to pursue the claim. the executor initially denied his identity but later recognized him and paid the sum.

Pryde

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Hoquiam Club Frye-Bruhn Coghlan Dancing Taarmigfritt Growing Stevens Lotori J. H. Hale Land and Lime Mrs. Minnis A. W. Barkley Uisyel F. Fredrickson Summit ST British Columbia W. S. Dorfner D.D.S Boston Dentists T. J. Thomas Wishkah and G Streets Crescent Motel Hayes & Hayes Bank
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