Cost of silage in Washington summarized for farmers
Pullman May 21 The State Experiment Station issued a bulletin detailing silage costs across Washington. Western farms report $2.76 per ton while eastern farms average $2.64. harvest and siloing add $1.17 to $1.32 per ton respectively. Factors include land value yield seed soil and labor. Farmers urged to keep cost records and improve next year.
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Pullman
Wash
Extension Department of the State College
Washington
Star Transfer Hauling Services Ad
For light or heavy hauling call Star Transfer. Phone 4201.
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room Notice
Christian Science church on First Street near Broadway offers Sunday school at 10 40 a m services at 11 a m Wednesday evening services at 8 p m and a reading room at 231 Finch building open daily except Sunday from 1 30 to 5 p m tf
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Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
Finch Building
Roosevelt Wins Ohio Delegates in Republican Primary
Ohio returns from about 4500 of 65192 precincts show Roosevelt leading with 32 of 42 district delegates and a small margin for the final tallies. Harmon appears set to secure all 48 national delegates, while Taft backers claim influence over at large selections. Wilson’s Democratic prospects are improving but unclear.
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Columbus
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harmon
Taft
I W W vs A F L Debate on Labor Tactics
The article compares the I W W and the American Federation of Labor, noting I W W’s willingness to use violence and its lack of formal leadership versus AFL craft focus and negotiated recognized agreements. It argues for conservative trade unionism and stresses collective bargaining as key to worker uplift. The piece references Haywood and the Lawrence strike context and warns against long, escalating conflicts.
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Haywood
Pacific Coast
Ettor
Lawrence
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
A. F
England
Montesano Poised for Growth With New Rail Link
Montesano expects a boom as Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound along with Oregon Washington railroads begin a $170,000 branch from union tracks across the Chehalis river. Work starts immediately with autumn operation planned, boosting mills and attracting new industries. observers see a gateway to the Olympic peninsula ahead.
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Montesano
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Oregon-Washington Railroad
Chehalis River
Chehalis County
Milwaukee
Oregon-Washington
Olympic Peninsula
Knoell Wins Primary in Hoquiam
In Hoquiam on May 28 Chris Knoell led with 1180 votes and Martin Smith trailed with 265 as Monday’s primary produced a total of 1464 ballots. The result signals Mayor Harry Ferguson may face recall at the June election.
Hoax on Spokane Hunt Claim Denied by Lanning and Perry
The local press circulated a tale that Will Lanning and Jack Perry would join in a Turnow search with bloodhounds from Spokane. Mr. Lanning yesterday denied any such plan, explaining no such intention existed.
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Will Lanning
Jack Perry
Spokane
Turnow
Mr. Lanning
Aber Deen Civic Improves Park as Purchase Talks Begin
At a special meeting in Grays Harbor the Aber deen Civic Improvement association named a committee to study buying F street gulch property owned by Samuel Benn and others with option to purchase if title and price satisfy. The park committee will report June 5 at the next regular meeting.
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Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association
L. G. Humburgar
Ninth
L Streets
F Street Gulch
Samuel Benn
Kinnison
C. R. Green
Baila Bros
Croxall
Grays Harbor
Auto Stage Line Planned Between Hoquiam and Humptulips
Notice from Washington confirms Charles Kelly and O R Higley with the Hoquiam to Quinsault mail contract will start an auto stage service to Humptulips next Monday May 27. The time of Hoquiam departures was adjusted to permit a same day trip to the lake, with installation expected soon.
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Hoquiam
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Charles Kelly
O. R. Higley
Quinsault
Humptulips
Kelly
Herald Advertisers Prompt Praise from Aberdeen Printing Co
The Herald invites feedback from advertisers through Aberdeen Printing Co. If pleased, spread the word. if not, share concerns. The Aberdeen firm says The Herald tells it all.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Candidate for Chehalis County Prosecuting Attorney
Paid notice announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in Chehalis County Washington at the September 1912 primary. The notice names the candidate and party and specifies the election focus.
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Chehalis County
Washington
Immigration Inspector Lemmon Checks Grays Harbor Field
United States immigration inspector S. L. Lemmon, assigned to Alaska, has been on Grays Harbor for several days examining the field. He states his visit is unrelated to I W W labor troubles and plans to return to Alaska soon.
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S. L. Lemmon
United States
Alaska
Grays Harbor
Evangelistic Services Grow at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ at 3rd and L features stronger evangelistic services led by Mr. Miller. Tuesday baptismal service impressed attendees with themes on the New Testament Church and the Holy Spirit, Judgment, Pardon, and Identifying the Church. All services invite the public to attend.
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Church of Christ
3Rd
L Streets
Miller
Marion F. Horn
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J. W. Bryan
Bremerton
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Teddy
IS Anarchistic
George J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s
Knoell
Knoell Smith Ferguson
Auto Mail Service
the Herald
YS Harbor
Railway and Light
Mazda
the Electric Service
E. Heron St
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