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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1911

Page

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Death of Walter I. Agnew Mourned by Grays Harbor Bar

Walter I. Agnew a prominent Chehalis County attorney died Thursday at 9 30 after four Tuesday operations by Drs. Smits and Damon for longstanding intestinal trouble He planned to travel to Mayo Rochester Minn before his strength failed He leaves a wife and a 14 year old daughter and is survived by his father brothers and a sister The funeral services were held by Elks Masons Knights Templar and other orders at Fern Hill cemetery with interment in the mausoleum

Walter I. Agnew Agnew Chehalis Dante Mr. Agnew Rae Elks Aberden Lodge No A.M F. G. Jones RF. K Drake Knights 'Templar de Molai Commandery No J. B. Bridges J. Boner Chehalis County Barasashe Order of Ellis J. Kolts Eugene France Masonic Lodge Emil Pfund Charles McDermoth Lodge of Kiks Fern Hill Cemetery Blue Lodge Toronto Canada Port Sarnia Groton Aberdeen S. D Olympia James Agnew William Sault Ste. Marie James F Minneapolis T. G Jennie Cronyn Houghton South Dakota Order of Elks Woodmen of Lodge of Odd Fellows S.ld

Memorial Day services held in Aberdeen and A O U W hall

Memorial Day services are planned in Aberdeen on Tuesday May 80 under George Crook Post G A R. On Sunday May 28 a memorial service at 3 pm in A O U W hall will feature a bugle call an anthem and taps for each name read by the adjutant.

Aberdeen George Crook Post

Grays Harbor positioned as central Pacific Coast hub

Donivan asserts Grays Harbor will gain as transcontinental railroads contest Great Northern and Northern Pacific. He cites Harbor access in Aberdeen and Hoquiam and proximity to San Francisco and Alaska as strategic advantages for Milwaukee Road’s planned direct line to the Orient. He predicts multi million dollar investment over three years.

Grays Harbor John McAfee Seattle Northwest E. D. Donivan Burlington Aberdeen Olympic Peninsula Pacific Tacoma Alaska Panama Canal New York Peninsula Donivan Pacific Coast San Francisco Portland Milwaukee Orient Hoquiam Milwaukee Road Great Northern Northern Pacific

Western Development League plans Eastbound exhibit train

Representing ten western states the executive committee of the Western Development League met in Portland and outlined a plan to attract population to the West. An exhibit train will tour the East next winter with products from ten states. Five cars of exhibits will be shown and governors and leading officials will be visited to boost the campaign. The effort aims to make a broad, lasting impression in the East.

Portland Ore Western Development League

Water purity and local timber interests noted

An article discusses the rarity of chemically pure water and how rain and surface waters collect impurities from air and surroundings. It notes pollution near cities and minerals from sea spray, while also mentioning George L. Fleitz of Detroit visiting Washington Hotel with his secretary, owner of timber lands in Chehalis County.

George L. Fleitz Detroit, Mich Mr. Reno City Hotel Washington Mr. Fleitz Chehalis County

Gov Wilson Urges Commission Form Of City Government

In Seattle May 21 Governor Woodrow Wilson spoke at Dreamland rink urging adoption of the commission plan. He argued the short ballot concentrates authority, improves efficiency, and enables expert city management through a professional business manager and specialized departments.

Seattle Woodrow Wilson Dreamland Rink Wilson America

Aberdeen and Hoquiam to form 50 piece Moose band

The Moose lodge plans a joint 50 member silver band drawn from Aberdeen and Hoquiam with H F Dodd in charge. Targeted for formation by July 4 and a 60 man uniformed drill corps for parades. Interested joiners may contact Dodd at 723 West First Aberdeen or phone Main 254.

Aberdeen Hoquiam Moose Lodge H. F. Dodd New Lodge Mr. Dodd West First Street

Boost the County Fair Starts With Aberdeen Subscriptions

The Chehalis County Fair begins with stock subscriptions led by $500 from Billy Patterson of Aberdeen. Aberdeen agrees to finance this year, while locals are urged to support the effort to make the first fair a success and establish a permanent county-wide event. The Chehalis Chronicle notes G J Taylor’s remarks on a few days fair in Oakville prior to the county fair and the commercial club’s approval pending farmer cooperation.

Chehalis County Billy” Patterson Aberdeen Flma Chronicle Commercial Club G. J. Taylor Oakville

Aberdeen to See Union Depot By Three Rail Lines

Three railroad systems the Oregon- Washington, Northern Pacific, and Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound announced a joint plan to construct a union passenger depot in Aberdeen and to share all industrial tracks and spurs in Aberdeen Cosmopolis and Hoquiam. Work will begin immediately with crews on the Harriman bridge and depot plans to be drafted in a few days. The arrangement allows joint use of tracks saving space for mills and faster service across the Chehalis river.

Aberdeen Peninsula United States Seattle Donivan Milwaukee Railroad Pacific Ocean Mr. Donivan Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Company Northern Pacific Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Cosmopolis Hoquiam J. B. Bridges Harriman Howard Elliott Julius Kruttschnitt Harriman Lines Tacoma Union Depot Hill Road Milwaukee O W. R. & N. Company Chehalis River Harriman Road OW. R. & N. Company Hoquiam River

Prominent Montesano Couple Wed in Early Morning Ceremony

Miss Katherine Ellen Barry married Albert E. Law of Montesano at 6 30 this morning in St Johns church with Father France presiding. Law Brothers grocers firm member and Mrs Barry a leading Montesano society figure. The couple began a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone Park Montreal and New York City returning via San Francisco.

Montesano Katherine Ellen Barry Albert E. Law St. John's Church France Law Finn of Law Brothers, Grocers Barry Yellowstone Park Montreal New York City San Francisco

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