Lister Chosen by Democrats for Washington Governor
The Democratic State Central Committee nominated Ernest Lister of Tacoma for governor replacing Judge William Wilson Black of Everett who was ruled ineligible. Lister won all 35 votes, with committee by proxy to ratify on Columbus Day. Chairman Hugh C Todd predicted a Democratic victory with Wilson’s popularity aiding turnout and women voters.
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Seattle
Democratic State Central Committee
Ernest Lister
Tacoma
William Wilson Black
Everett
Supreme Court
Lister
Arthur A. Lewis
Spokane
Todd
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Hugh C. Todd
Wilson
State of
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Big Treat to Farmers at Chehalis County Fair
C L Smith, famed agriculturist with the Oregon Washington Railway and Navigation Company, visited the Chehalis county fair last week. He trains farmers along the railroad’s routes to adopt better farming methods and will report yearly results and lessons learned from the program.
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Chehalis County
C. L. Smith
Oregon- Washington Railway & Navigation Company
Smith
Grays Harbor Basketball League Formed After Meeting
A special meeting held last Wednesday night confirmed plans to form a basketball league on Grays Harbor with at least six teams and a quick timetable for launching.
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Grays Harbor
Salmon Catch Booms on Grays Harbor Cannery Run
Fishermen on Grays Harbor report the biggest salmon harvest of the year with canneries operating at full capacity. The Chehalis river is dotted with fishing boats as silversides begin, and many crews earn up to 75 dollars daily. Quinsault districts show fair early success, with a strong run expected to arrive in coming weeks. The market remains good and sales are easy.
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Grays Harbor
Chehalis
Quinsault
Struck by Car May Now Die
Arthur Armsbury, 25, badly injured when struck by a Grays Harbor Railway & Light car Friday night, remains between life and death at St Joseph hospital. Skull fractured and right foot amputated after being hit near the track as the car rounded a curve. Motorman says headlight failed to reveal him in time. Armsbury had a history of epilepsy and alcohol use.
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Arthur Armsbury
Grays Harbor
Armsbury
County school district valuations total twenty million in Montesano
The county board of equalization reports 65 districts with a combined valuation of 20,896,091. Aberdeen is district 5 with 4,867,621. Hoquiam districts 28, 1385, and 652 total 3,135,652.
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Montesano
County Board of Equalization
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Barnes Elected Secretary of Port Angles Club
J E Barnes former secretary of the Southwest Washington Development association and a known Grays Harbor figure has been chosen as secretary of the Port Angles commercial club replacing retiring A J Crosser.
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Port Angles
J. E. Barnes
Southwest Washington Development Association
Grays Harbor
Port Angles Commercial Club
A. J. Crosser
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Bryan Attacks Prison Methods in Seattle Campaign
Democratic candidate George E. Ryan charged the Republican state administration with extravagance in the secretary of state race. He cited convict care costs and feeding allowances, noting flour prices at Walla Walla prison Monroe reformatory and for officials, asserting taxpayer waste.
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Seattle
George E. Ryan
Ryan
Walla Walla
Monroe Reformatory
Elks Return Happy From Raymond Lodge Initiation
Aberdeen and Hoquiam Elks, over 100 strong, returned home praising Raymond’s welcome after establishing a new lodge in Raymond. The event featured 69 old members and 115 baby Elks, a festive banquet, and a purple white city display. Judge Drake and Phil Locke suffered injuries in a trestle accident on the return trip.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Raymond
Elks
C. O. Bates
Tacoma
E. R. Ingersoll
Seattle
Grand Lodge
Grays Harbor
Olympic Brass Band
Raymond Lodge
Raymond Cold Storage
Judge Drake
F. K. Drake
Phil Locke
Elk’s Hall
J. A. Taft
Taft
Pleasant Dance by Eastern Star Auxiliary in Montesano
The first in a series held at Kellerman Hall drew a lively crowd with Parsons' orchestra providing music. The Powell event was well received, continuing a valued community social tradition.
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Montesano
Kellerman Hall
Parsons
Mrs. Monroe Named Party Candidate for State Education
Spokane October 4 Mary A Monroe Democratic candidate for state superintendent of public instruction has twenty years as Lincoln school principal and earlier in Newark Ohio. Her platform emphasizes practical rural education extension courses in agriculture and domestic science and strong links between schools farms homes and occupations.
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Spokane
Mary A. Monroe
Lincoln
Monroe
Newark
Ohio
Burrows Undergoes Appendi citis Operation at Aberdeen General
Frank Burrows of this city was taken ill Friday morning and forced to undergo an appendicitis operation at Aberdeen General Hospital. Dr. Paul Smits performed the operation late Friday afternoon. Burrows is reported in favorable condition.
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Frank Burrows
Aberdeen General Hospital
Paul Smits
Burrow
Hoquiam Defeats Chehalis In Fast Fairground Tilt
Hoquiam high school won 23 to 13 over Chehalis in a lively Saturday game at the fairgrounds. Graham opened with a drop kick, Levy scored on a 45 yard run, Abel intercepted and returned 50 yards, and Don Abel blocked a punt to seal Hoquiam’s 23 point finish.
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Chehalis
Hoquiam High
Hoquiam
Graham
Askey
Levy
Abel
Don Abel
Rifle match set between Company G and Duke of Connaught rifles
The November 4 event pits Company G of the National Guard against the Duke of Connaught's Own rifles from Vancouver B C. Team selection favors Sergeants Short Smith and Helbig with Private Tworg. Aberdeen hosts the trip with two banquets planned in Vancouver by the Chamber of Commerce and Canadian regiment officers.
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Company G
National Guard
Duke of Connaught’s Own Rifles
Vancouver
B. C
Comeau
Aberdeen
Short
Smith
Helbig
Tworg
Vancouver Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Regiment
Herald Ad Policy Notes Highlight Advertiser Talk
The Herald outlines how the newspaper handles advertising, advising advertisers on placement, rates, and publication timelines. It emphasizes clarity in contracts and compliance with submission deadlines for timely insertion.
Chehalis County Fair Weekend Closes With Large Attendance
Thousands flocked to the Second Annual Chehalis County Fair on its last day drawing about 5 000 visitors. Livestock from Looney herd Jefferson Ore and Brewer ranch Satsop dominated exhibits, with prize winners across horses cattle hogs and sheep while fruit vegetables and floral displays attracted steady interest from Aberdeen residents and out of town guests.
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Chehalis County
Grays Harbor
Chehalis
Aberdeen
Jefferson
Ore
Jefferson County
Brewer Ranch
Satsop
Elmer. R. Brady
E. L. Brewer
J. H. Taylor
Wyncodie
Jerseys
W. D. McCormick
North River
McKinlay Wilson
John Martin Latsop
W. W. Looney
Berkshire
E. R. Brady
Norman McDonald
J. R. Martin
Mounder Brothers
North River Country
Wilson
Wishkah Valley
Oakville
East End
Beach
Chamber seeks copies of Reconnaissance Soil Survey
At the request of the Chamber of Commerce Representative Stanton Warburton has sent to the Chamber a number of copies of Reconnaissance Soil Survey of The Western Part of the Puget Sound Basin Washington. It is a very complete report with the most complete soil maps available. The secretary will gladly forward these upon request.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stanton Warburton
Puget Sound Basin
Washington
Wedding marks fair with masked vows at Electric Park
At least 5000 spectators watched Mrs. Sadie Casy and Mr. E. Greenhagen wed under wedding march by the Aberdeen Hoquiam band. J. W. Tucker officiated as crowds cheered after the ceremony and rice showers, gifts from local merchants were presented, and the couple toured fair attractions.
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Lohem Grin
Aberdeen-Hoquiam
Sadie Casy
E. Greenhagen
Hoquiam
Electric Pary
J. W. Tucker
Justice of the Peace
Aberdeen
Tucker
Carl Weatherwax
Watson Vernon
Jack Gangler
R. A. Buell
J. M. McNamara
Aberdeen Daily World
William Irvine
Fred Straub
I. A. Hoag
la Vogue
W. E. Schuneman
Fisher's Flouring Mills
Fisher
Grays Harbor News
C. W. Peat
Peat
Pioneer
Sea Beach Packing Works
Electric Service Supply Company
J. S. Waugh
Aberdeen Hardware Company
H. Barker & Son
F. G. Foster Company
Grays Harbor Dye Works
T. J. Thomas
A. W. Barkley
Jeff's
Emil Pfund Jewelry Company
J. W. Baker Hardware Company
W. H. Tucker
Washington Paint & Wall Paper Company
General Package
John Hanson
Kaufman Brothers
Cresent Bottling Korks
Washington
A. L. Shebacher Bros. & Co., Inc
Seattle
Grays Harbor Trunk Company
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F. W. Bird
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Bryan
Drake
Charles Hartwell
Locke
New York World
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Pleaze
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