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Mayor Opposes Immediate Water Pipeline Plan
The mayor urges the City Council to first secure land for a water supply before building a pipeline north toward the Wy noodhe. He warns against funding a line without confirmed source, suggesting government land in the Forest Reserve or a congressional act to acquire watershed lands.
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Wyncocie River
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Congress
Congressional bid to exempt half the people from Anti-Trust law
The New York World argues a bill before the President would exempt over half the population from penalties under the Anti-Trust law. It contends the measure would nullify the law for farmers and workers, aiding conspiracies and monopolies and harming law abiding labor and legitimate farming.
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New York World
Undignified Wilson campaigns for honest juries in New Jersey
The piece attacks President Wilson for entering New Jersey to pursue cleaner elections and fair juries. It rebukes the notion of dignity in political action and frames the president’s conduct as a fight against corruption, referencing public skepticism and historic criticism.
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New Jersey
Jim Nugent
Louisiana Protest Against Sugar Tariff from Jonesboro Voters
About a hundred voters from Jonesboro Louisiana sign a petition directed to President Wilson protesting being misrepresented by Senators Randolph Thornton and Senator-elect Broussard on the sugar tariff issue. They accuse Louisiana Democrats in Congress of protecting sugar duties to serve monopolists rather than voters.
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Thornton
Broussard
Warren J Egerer Elected Aberdeen City Council President
The Washingtonian notes Warren J Egerer has risen to the presidency of Aberdeen's city council reflecting local trust. Born in Aberdeen he is described as a fine Western youth matured to responsible public service, with observers predicting a faithful and conscientious tenure.
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Hoquiam Washingtonian
Bank in the Tariff Wail
The Tariff Wail notes agitation over tariff changes on lumber and shingles but reports manufacturers plan large new plants in the state including in this city. Owners deny relying on Asi atic labor or wage cuts while warning of potential ruin if tariffs are removed.
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Faverett Labor Journal
Judge Frank K Drake Reaches 74 With Youthful Spirit
Judge Frank K Drake celebrated his seventy fourth birthday Friday and, despite advancing years, remained as vigorous as men decades younger. He attributes age to mindset saying a man is as old as he feels and a woman as old as she looks.
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New Grocery Store Planned by Adkins at Vacated Kandy Kitchen
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Adkins have leased the former Wagner's Kandy Kitchen at 1141 South G Street and will establish a cash grocery store there after arriving from Centralia last week.
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Kandy
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Wife Slugger Convicted Again in Police Court
Paul Larch, repeatedly charged with beating his wife, was convicted again Friday. Judge Drake sentenced him to six months in the county jail and a $200 fine.
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Drake
Wonderful Skin Salve touted for burns and boils
Bucklen's Arnica Salve is promoted as the best skin remedy for inflammation healing and soothing burns bruises and boils. J T Sossaman of News Cornelius NC says one box helped his skin ailment after other remedies failed. Only 25c recommended by all druggists.
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News
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Etiquette for Women in Business: Balance Social and Office Life
The piece advises women to keep social life separate from work, expect polite treatment but not informal attentions, and pursue cautious friendships. It notes gender pay gaps persist, urging persistence, professionalism, and neat appearance to advance, while predicting future equality.
Customs at the Table Guide Etiquette Lessons
Advice on proper table manners and niceties for guests at home and in public. It covers seating distance, napkin use, bread handling, fish and oyster etiquette, utensil handling, table clearing, handshakes, and proper respect for elders with a bragged anecdote about Mrs Weedson's marriages.
Public clamoring for tomorrow’s serial installment
A public scene reports 15 000 people in the street clamoring to know what will happen in the author’s serial tomorrow. The note from Pste Mele captures the fervor and anticipation surrounding the upcoming episode.
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Knowledge as Guide for Purchases Through Advertising
Advertising publicity has transformed business by increasing honesty and ethics. Knowledge of values replaces instinctive buying, avoiding disappointment. Studying advertising teaches what is best and worth, guiding economical spending for oneself and others.
Advertising Builds Trust Through Familiar Goods
Acquaintance and advertising are linked in consumer choice. The message argues that people prefer known standards and proven merit, asserting widely advertised goods are the best. It urges readers to consult advertising columns to identify trusted products and sellers.
Features of the New Tariff Bill
The bill proposes a graduated income tax on salaries over 4000 dollars a year. Free raw wool and a 25 percent sugar cut with sugar free in three years. Many basics like meat bread flour potatoes milk salt fish and other necessities on the free list. Reduced duties on butter eggs lumber iron ore wood pulp print paper coal leather and heavy cuts on woolens steel products and pig iron. Some chemicals drugs shifted to taxed. Luxuries mostly taxed higher than Payne Aldrich levels.
Along the Waterfront Arrivals and Departures at Aberdeen Mills
The schooner Manila loads at the Federal mill for Callao Peru. The Mary E Foster is at Bay City mill loading for Honolulu. The barkentine Jane L Stanford loads at Slade mill for Antofagasta.
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Peru
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Bay City Mill
Honolulu
Barkentine
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L. Stanford
Slade Mill
Antofagasta
Shipping movements from mills and ports reported
The Fair Oaks sailed yesterday from Slade mill to San Francisco. Norwood sailed this morning from American mill to San Pedro. Sophia Christianson loading at Anderson Middl ton mill for Callao. Maneema sailed from Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills to San Diego. Chehalis arrived yesterday with freight from San Francisco and left for Raymond after discharging. Daisy Mitchell arrived Saturday night loading at Slade mill for San Francisco Bay area. G. S Lindauer arrived from San Francisco Sunday night loading at Wilson mill for return. F M Slade, from American mill to Callao, put to sea from lower Harbor. Carrier Dove loading at Bay City mill for Callao and men to go to Mexico to colon ovan mill, loading for West Coast.
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Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
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San Francisco
Raymond
Daisy Mitchell
Slade Mill
G. S Lindauer
Wilson Mill
F M. Slade
Callao
Dove
Bay City
Mexico
Colonovan Mill
Assessors Begin Grays Harbor Mill Property Review
Mills County Assessor R A Wiley and Chief Deputy A C Girard started evaluating mill properties at Grays Harbor this morning with the Northwestern mill at Hoquiam first on the agenda.
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Grays Harbor
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