Pioneers Organize In Montesano For County Wide Association
A Montesano based pioneer group forms a county wide organization with a June 25 meeting planned. Members discussed eligibility rules set for December 31 1885 arrivals and 25 year olds, plus honorary eligibility for spouses. A land gift offer to establish a Seaside home spurs incorporation plans and model organizational structure.
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Luark
Justin Luark
Westport
Committee On
State Pioneers’ Association
Grays Harbor
Montesano
Democrats for Champ Clark Elects Slate of Electors
The memorandum lists four electors per district and a presidential slate. First district picks Merritt Neterer Bird Davis. Second district Wheeler Langhorne Donohue Mundy. Third district Ark Wright Hatfield Maloney Ritz. Presidential electors named Horgan Englis Mathews Anderson Tunstill Case.
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Will H. Merritt
Jere Neterer
Bellingham
John Bird
Monroe
R. L. Davis
Mount Vernon
Eldridge Wheeler
Montesano
M. A. Langhorne
Tacoma
Frank Donohue
Chehalis
J. A Mundy
Vancouver
May Arkwright Hutton
Spokane
Floyd A. Hatfield
North Yakima
Martin J. Maloney
Colfax
William Ritz
Walla Walla
FE. KE. Horgan
Edward G. Englis
J. D. Mathews
Ellenburg
A. P. Anderson
Charleston
Robert E. Tunstill
Kalama
W. E. Case
Swiss settlers eyed for Elma area land sale
Secretary Merrill of the Southwest Washington Settlers agency visited Elma this week to inspect land recently acquired for 100 Swiss families who plan to settle in the vicinity within the year.
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Elma
Merrill
Southwest Washington Settlers Agency
Switzerland
County Commission Defers Precinct Redistricting
Montesano May 8 Acting under advice of County Attorney Campbell the board of county commissioners has deferred action on proposed changes in Aberdeen voting precinct lines until after the September primaries determine precinct vote sizes.
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Montesano
Campbell
Board of County Commissioners
Aberdeen
Reimer Pleads Guilty To Grand Larceny In Aberdeen
Victor Reimer admitted guilt before Judge Sheeks and received six months to 15 years in the state reformatory for stealing clothing from Alvin Peterson's Aberdeen home. The motive was a feud over a shared sweetheart, with Reimer confessing the act while in Montesano jail.
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Montesano
Victor Reimer
Aberdeen
Alvin Peterson
Sheeks
Peterson
Reimer
Reimers
State Sues Seven for Industrial Insurance Premiums
Attorney General W. V. Tanner filed seven suits in Thurston County Superior Court to collect premiums due the state accident funds under the industrial insurance law. In Chehalis County a suit was ordered against Joe Tiefenthaler, a contractor of Aberdeen, to collect $128.91.
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Olympia
Thurston County
W. V. Tanner
Chehalis County
Joe Tiefenthaler
Aberdeen
Gaynor pushes merit system to end city favoritism
The New York mayor restricts civil service abuses by ordering appointments in numerical order from the certified list. He ends political interference by officials and politicians, claiming savings and improved city services as the result.
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William J Gaynor
New York
Mr. Gaynor
Civil Service Commission
Kiter
Vrences
Nan
Stahee
Gaynor
Convenient Darning Bag From Simple Chintz Materials
A clever homemaker creates a large square chintz bag lined with white fabric. Four ivory rings at the corners hold pockets for needlebook and cotton. Tiny ball and socket fasteners seal sides when full, allowing flat opening for easy access and laundering.
Simple Spring Fatigue Remedies From a Nerve Specialist
To conquer that tired feeling in spring, drink juice from two oranges or one grapefruit each morning before breakfast. Alternate hot and cold showers boost circulation, with a one minute hot bath followed by three minutes cold. A neck douche with hot then cold water plus a salt rub is highly bracing.
Unclear text on women’s ba fants and devices sparks critique
Fragmentary dialogue cites concerns about money making schemes and “well organized fair” efficiency. The passage hints at manipulation of managers for profit, suggesting missed opportunities for larger gains.
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Kiews
Clint Vet Dao
Switchman Samuel D. Bradner Chosen Speaker in Arizona Assembly
Samuel D. Bradner a switchman in the Southern Pacific yards was selected as speaker of the house of Arizona's first state legislature.
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Samuel D. Bradner
Southern Pacific Yards
House of Arizona
Aberdeen City Council approves street work and bids
The Aberdeen council directed advertisement for 5000 feet of 6 inch water pipe. It approved paving E street south of Second with asphalt and north of Second and all of C and Randall with concrete. Haukeli Hegg Co. were lowest bidders. The consolidation election passed 692 to 34. Riders on sidewalks were banned.
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Second
C and Randall
Haukeli & Hegg Co
Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen
Perry Street
Crockett
Front
Chicago Avenue
Market
H. A. Stevens
Remington
Marck
McCaw
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Nudleman
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Mayor Gaynor
Washington Market
Butt
Major Rhoads
Pennsylvania
Tias
White House
Thomas Lo Rhoads
Noo
Medical Corps
Birt
Rhowts
Walter Reed Hospital
Pennsyllvania
Jefferson Medical College
W. W. Keen
Jefferson College
Rhoads
Army
Tsus
Philippines
Taft
Islands
First Reserve Hospital
Major Putt
Man
Splendid Merchandise
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George J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s
City Council
Railway and Light
Westinghouse
the Electric Service
E. Heron St
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