Chehalis County News Highlights From Aberdeen Herald
Edw. C. Finch the oyster king of Grays Harbor visited town. W. N. English moves his family to Montesano. eighth grade exams set for May 18-19 with May 13 deadline. Local property deals, hospital returns, and railroad developments noted along with residents traveling to Seattle and Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. C. Finch
Grays Harbor
Mise Lois Zeebuyth
Portland
Charley
J. W. Donaldson
Elma
Pacific County
Local notes from Oakville and Aberdeen area
Oakville sees moves and visits as Lester Lemmon returns from Olympia. Dan Sayres relocates to McIntyre's house. George Laws visits Grand Mound. MWA picnic planned for Oakville with a dance on June 38. Local business changes include G J Taylor selling an implement building to Foltz of Elma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lemmon
Olymppia
Oakville
G. J. Taylor
Mr. Foltz
Elma
Clam Protection Debate Echoes Across Oregon Coast
A letter from Par. O’Hara in Monday’s Washingtonian weighs clam biology, migration, and protection. He argues nature, not law, governs clam abundance, cites Columbia River jetty effects, and notes Warrington beds thriving while the Clatsop coast remains prolific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonian
Portland
Clatsop Beach
Columbia
Oregon
Long Beach
Columbia River
Clatsop
Hafferty
Warrington
Olympia Forrest Reserve Survey and Plats Filed
Surveys completed and plats filed in the Olympia land office for parts of two townships in the Olympic forest reserve. About 10 000 acres surveyed with mountain terrain. squatters noted. Settlers before March 1 1808 may gain perfect proof or relinquish lands and pick others outside the reserve. Protests to be filed by department agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Land Office
Olympic Forest Reserve
Department
Eastern estimate of timber in Northwestern states
The article reviews methods and uncertainties in timber estimates across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. It cites government and private figures, notes variability by region and product, and provides specific standings by species and area including Washington totals and regional mill output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Minnesota
Middle North
Department of Agriculture
Cascade Range
Cascades
Pacific Ocean
Kk. A. Leng
Kansas City
Southern Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Inland Empire
Ilaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalis County
Chehalis
Aberdeen Herald
Montesano
Wm. Turpin
Dr. Walston
Roderick McLeod
Weatherwax
Ted Smith
Steve Connor
Silas Bush
Leslie
Sidney Hubble
St. Martin’s College
Montesano Creamery
Mr. Durdle
W. N. English
Hawkins
Sylvia
George Clemons
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tacoma
Wing
J. A. Hutcheson
F. E. Jones
Fifth Street
Broadway
Aberdeen
W. J. Patterson
F. L. Hartung
Mr. Hutcheson
F. S. Taylor
Seattle
Farmer’s
Tessie Leybold
Nellie
Maggie
Grace Wade
California
H. Rowe
Rayville
Fanshier
Olympia
W. B. Wilson
Will Iamon
Ford
Prairie
Wm. Baker
Vance Co
J. T. Shelby
Elina
Shelton
Lulu Fisher
Hoquiam
Joe Cook
Steve Girard
Charley Danielson
Hood River
A. J. Brown
Winona
Minn
Rolfson
Estherville Lawn
William and
Wesley Reynolds
Bellingham
J. F. Q Connor
North River Country
Harry Hewitt
Chicago
S. M. Heath
Ed Palmer
Rustler
Yukon River
Capt. Snyder
North Western Lumber Company
Elk River
Eilis Martin
Businss
Noah and Cabot
Martin
Silver King
J. W. Hull
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Brown
Ray C Jennings
Wm Droumm
Earle Klein
George Fenell
H F Lane
Burt Fogee
Geo Laatikainen
PA Golto
John Misenhimer
Graves
Geo McCiia
J Graham Gundersen
Sivert Morrow
W A Heare
EJ Nelson
Ed Hartwood
Harie Pringle
John Heasley
WE Reed
E P Hamply
Edwardstead
Miss Lranley
William Wilson
Lallie
R. P. Campsery
P. M
R.N. Andrews
Mgr
Cocoa and Rockledge News
Cocoa, Fla
W. B. Paine & Co
Adynn
Clam George
Par. O'Hara
Olympia Forrest Reserve
E. W. Grove
Geo. Wolff
Geo. J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s
Benn
France
Will Lanning
Olberdeen Wa
Model Bakery
Candy Factory
G Street
Postoffice
K. Zelasko
L. J. Kolts
Zelasko Furniture CO
Wishkah Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Lars Shaker
C Streft
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