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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
2
A Northwest Washington store advertises a wide range of silks velvets dress goods linens and yard goods with low margins and a weekly prize offer. Readers can win $5.00 worth of merchandise by finding a hidden token and arriving early on Saturday while weekly free prizes occur each Friday at 4 PM.
A posted program lists a luncheon at noon in the Electric Building with welcome by W. C. Mumaw of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. Activities include talks by Dr. S. B. Nelson of State College, M. Dupertius of Adna, W. A. Linklater of Puyallup Exp. Station, and C. L. Smith on dairying and pork production. An evening session features Dr. Nelson on animal diseases.
State College and Pullman discuss diversified farming methods and intensive cultivation as presented by C. L. Smith of O. in an 8:30 session discussing agricultural techniques and applications for broader farm productivity.
John Rogers accuses Thomas Goff proprietor of a cigar store on South G street of running a gambling house after a poker loss. Goff jailed on $500 bail to answer in police court. Also notice of settlement of final account in the estate of Hara D Chapman in Chehalis County with a May 31 hearing in Montesano Superior Court.
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald urges eastern readers to note Grays Harbor county news and local points of interest. It highlights regional developments and upcoming events affecting residents and travelers visiting the area.
Mayor France delivers inaugural address to the Aberdeen city council urging efficiency and tax relief. He calls for careful budgeting, timely contracts, and public accountability while stressing a reliable water supply, port expansion, and fair taxation.
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