Memorial Day Observances Set by G A R Post No 68
Commander L J Davidson issues general order number one for George Crook Post No 68 G A R Department of Washington and Alaska announcing Memorial Day observances. A Sunday May 28 service at A O U W hall at 2 30 p m and Decoration Day services Tuesday May 30 at Fern Hill cemetery with Frank Murphy addressing the crowd.
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George Crook
Fern Hill Cemetery
Frank Murphy
Grand Army
L. J. Davidson
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Washington
Alaska
Market and
G Streets
George Crook Post
Grand Army Veterans
Wireless Telegraph Station Site Sought in Aberdeen Harbor
F C C Elwell a stockholder of the Wireless Development Company of San Francisco seeks a 240 by 600 foot harbor site with gas electric water and telephone connections. He follows S E Slade of Slade Lumber who urges placing a station at the harbor. Proposals welcomed by Secretary Allen of the Aberdeen chamber of commerce. Company has no stock for sale and plans a capital outlay near 15000 dollars aside from site.
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F. C C. Elwell
Wireless Development Company of
San Francisco
S. E. Slade
Slade Lumber Company
Elwell
Allen
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Silver Medal Contest Draws Young Participants
A class of seven under fourteen participates in a silver medal contest in the evangelist tent this afternoon. Enterants include Katharine Moir Marjorie Van Riper Byron Brecht Bessie Rhodes Clarence Burger Spurgeon Durham Marguerite Kaifer.
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Katherine Moir
Marjorie van Riper
Byron Brecht
Bessie Rhodes
Clarence Burger
Spurgeon Durham
Marguerite Kaifer
Aberdeen Milk Declared Free of Artificial Preservatives
State Dairy Commission analysis by Dr. George S. Henderson confirms eight Aberdeen area milk samples are absolutely pure with respect to artificial preservatives. Henderson investigated at the request of City Health Officer Schumacher, arriving May 11 and taking samples for lab analysis. Result notified Aberdeen officials Tuesday.
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Aberdeen
George S. Henderson
State Dairy Commission
Schumacher
Henderson
State Laboratory
Publisher's Notice on Missed Herald Deliveries
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co at 5981 so a newspaper is sent to their address immediately.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Dust Suppressants Move Into Road Construction
Solvay granulated calcium chloride and Dystoline emerge as moisture absorbing dust suppressants for earth and gravel roads. Both enable water efficiency by retaining moisture and binding fine particles, with dry and wet application methods described for practical field use amid changing road-building methods.
Advice on highway system value and construction
The Minnesota state engineer stresses that road value hinges on continuity smooth grades and economical administration. He cautions against relying without engineering skill and outlines three pillars: proper location and drainage supervision and adequate funding for highways.
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G. W. Cooley
Minnesota
City Messenger Co. Ends Service After One Occasion
City Messenger Co. reportedly shut down operations after a single incident affecting its delivery routes. The firm, listed with telephone number 5931, halted services and did not provide further comments to local press.
Auditors urged to attend Spokane convention
The State Bureau of Inspection asks all county auditors to attend the annual convention in Spokane on June 19 25 and 21. The bureau calls it an educational gathering not a pleasure trip and asks county commissioners to approve trip expenses.
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Olympia
State Bureau of Inspection
Auditors
Spokane
Bureau
Good Roads Attract Population Gains in Counties
Counties neglecting highway improvements risk losing residents as census data show rural districts with poor roads shrink while more progressive counties gain people. Better roads draw population and commerce, while bad roads drive it away.
Town Buys Roller and Crusher for Road Work
The Galen town board in New York purchased a ten ton Buffalo road roller and previously bought a Cli max stone crusher. Combined, the equipment aims to greatly improve the town roads in the upcoming season.
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Galen
N. Y
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G. A. R. Post
Grays Harbor
New York
Courtesy Good Roads
East
Livingston
Fisk
Heron Street
Second Filver
Grocery Department
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