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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1913

Page

2

Hoquiam eyed for harbor oil storage site

The National Petroleum company and the Los Angeles Oil Refining company of Southern California seek a harbor site in Hoquiam to erect large oil tanks for fuel and other oils. Mr Hutchinson, representing the firms, is surveying potential locations and Hoquiam may be chosen as the distribution hub.

Hoquiam National Petroleum Company The Los Angeles Oil Refining Company California Hutchinson

Hoquiam trims 1914 budget and reduces tax levy

Hoquiam city commissioners cut the 1914 budget from 113 246 to 92 746 dollars lowering the tax levy to 17.1 mills down 1.45 mills from last year. Indebtedness and refunding bond interest fell while the library levy rose to seven tenths of a mill. The fire department lost 6400 dollars as the panel rejected a new auto pumper for the East Side station.

Hoquiam East Side L. H. Brewer Commercial Club Southwest

Aberdeen Levy Holds Down Local Tax Rates

County city and school district budgets fix Aberdeen's levy at 47.817 mills. The J M Weatherwax High School cost overruns led to a ten mill school tax, with district no 5 expecting rising costs from 123 new pupils. Bonds totaling 2890000 are discussed to replace warrants and stabilize debt, while overall levies remain among the lowest in years.

Aberdeen Port of Grays Harbor Araregie Pia Hes Eco Ie easteAeast J.M. Weatherwax High School West End

Timber Billing Highlights County Tax Debate

Satsop farmer M L Gleason seeks payment for cedar log and hemlock logs cut during Tornow hunt. Timber values vary by county need, with 4000 feet of cedar at 3 per thousand and 8000 feet of hemlock at 1.50 per thousand. Commissioners have not acted on the bill.

Montesano M. L. Gleason Satsop

Scottish Rite lodge to confer degrees in Aberdeen

Special dispensation from Ernest Bertrand Hussey 33rd degree enables the Olympia Scottish Rite bodies to confer 4th to 14th degrees on Grays Harbor initiates in Aberdeen tomorrow. The Aberdeen event marks the first such meeting in the region, with Olympia leaders Morris Mowell Gaillac directing the 4th to 32nd degree bodies north of the Columbia River and to the Pacific Ocean.

Ernest Bertrand Hussey Olympia Lodge of Perfection No Masonic Temple Aberdeen Grays Harbor Olympia Columbia River Pierce County Willamette Pacific Ocean Lodge of Perfection George E. Morris Chapter of Rose Croix Shelly B. Mowell Council of Albert C. Gaillac

Heath seeks injunction to halt public ity tax roll extension

Sidney Moor Heath announces plans to ask the superior court for an injunction to block extending the .4 mill publicity levy on the tax rolls, a measure proposed by the city commission in Hoquiam.

Hoquiam Sidney Moor Heath Superior Court City Commission

Anniversary Week Discount on Bedding and Corsets

Announced as part of Anniversary Week, a 10 percent discount applies to comforters while R. and G. Corsets are being closed out as the line is discontinued.

Receiver appointed for Millsaps & Gardner grain assets

Montesano Oct 9 Judge Irwin appoints Sheriff Mathews as receiver for oats and other grain owned by Millsaps & Gardner in the suit brought by John H. Wolfe to collect an overdue account.

Montesano Avey Elma Irwin Mathews Millsaps & Gardner John H. Wolfe

Speedy drive saves lumber yard worker from axe injury

Ralph Emerson of Aloha drove 25 miles in about 30 minutes to reach R. O. Whitson an Aloha Lumber Co employee who had been cut on the arm by an axe and was bleeding severely. Whitson was saved from fatal loss of blood by the rapid transport.

Hoquiam Ralph Emerson Aloha R. O. Whitson Aloha Lumber Company Whitson Emerson

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