Farmer School Opens Despite Storm Attendance Low
Meager turnout marked the opening of the extension school and farmers institute run by the Chamber of Commerce. Nystrom of Washington State College spoke on dairying and Severance spoke on soils and crops, urging drainage, soil builders, fertilizers, and intelligent development for any soil.
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Farmers Institute
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Nystrom
George Severance
State College
Pullman
Nystrom
Severance
Institute lecture schedule altered by weather and attendance
Programs for the institute shift from soils to livestock with H L Blanchard speaking in the afternoon and D F Monroe absent. Governor Lister will not attend Eastern Washington business. Remainder of the week features Farm Mechanics Home Economics Poultry Raising Berry Growing Vegetables and Orcharding with section meetings and evening lectures illustrated by moving pictures.
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H. L. Blanchards
D. F. Monroe
Lister
N. P. Bryan
Channel of Commerce
Washington
L. D. Chariton
Agnes H. Craig
H. B. Elder
W. J. Patterson
Helen Whitaker
Orcharding
M. Morris
Moving Pictures
Stereopticon School
Johnson suspended during probe of oil land leases
H. H. Johnson, superintendent of Taoitan agencies of the Northwest and Cushman school head in Ta coma, was suspended by the interior department pending continuation of investigations into irregularity in oil land leases on the Quinsault reservation. CEB. McCartney were placed in temporary charge amid the change made Saturday. Johnson plans to fight the charges, which he says are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Johnson
Northwest
Tacoma
Interior Department
Quinsault
Ceb. McCartney
Johnson
Charity ball plans set for November 21
At the Associated Charities meeting on Sunday, plans were laid for the fourth annual Charity ball to be held November 21 in Knights of Pythias hall. Waldo W. Hart was named general chairman of the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Knights of Pythias Hall
Waldo W. Hart
American ships freed by Panamanian canal plans rally locals
A Grays Harbor Panama Canal celebration at Hotel Grayport drew 200 residents from Aberdeen Hoquiam Monte Sano and Chehalis County. Speakers including Judge Charles E. Claypool and Senator Polson urged harbor deepening and fleet reform to boost immigration commerce and U S shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Grayport
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Monte- Sano
Chehalis County
Gamboa Dam
Panama Canal
Phil. J. Mourant
George E. Morris
Washington
Judge Morris
Weir Theatre
W. C. Albee
Northern Pacific Railway
J. W.clark
Grays
Harbor Post
Dewey
Manila
W. C. Mumaw
Tax Exemption for New Acres Rumored in Michigan
The article discusses a proposed five year tax exemption for new settlers buying cut off or wild land in the upper peninsula and Marquette county. It notes previous efforts to attract settlers with public funds and compares state approaches to aiding land development and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Upper
Marquette County
Upper Peninsula
Aberdeen Defeats Whitworth 14 to 0 In Football Clash
Aberdeen high school defeated Whitworth college 14 to 0 at Electric Park on Friday. The game featured stubborn Aberdeen defense and two touchdowns by Cross with Johnson kicking the PAT. Whitworth showed effort but could not score, while Horejs stymied several Aberdeen drives.
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Aberdeen High School
Whitworth College
Electric Park
Aberdeen
Whitworth
Horejs
Cross
Willikson
Johnson
Itworth
Crose Pinckney
Spoon
Wee” Coyle
State University
Ehrhart
Hoquiam
Warrer
Myerer
Morris Campbell Dies Suddenly at 50
Morris Campbell a lawyer at the Western mill died at his home on East First Street after stomach trouble worsened. He had been ill for some time, left his work yesterday, and died suddenly last night. He leaves a widow and several grown children. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Campbell
Western Mill
East First Street
Mr. Campbell
Misstating tax levies injurious to county in Chehalis
A Chehalis county tax reform movement argues that tax levies are misrepresented as high. It cites the Chehalis County Taxpayers League formed in 1912 and shows that state and county rates are modest, with timber valuation bearing the burden and calls for prudent spending rather than parsimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Young School Girl 18 Accused of Burglaries
A dramatic case centers on an 18 year old pupil linked to more than ten burglaries. Police report she entered multiple homes stealing jewelry and money after posing as a customer or guest. Her name remains withheld to aid potential reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sauers
Mrs. Sauers
W. H. Tucker
J. B. Bridges
E. C. Miller
Charles Sayers
Bridges
Delinquent Taxes Probe by County Treasurer
County Treasurer Jerry A McGilli cuddy Jr examined five years of delinquent personal property tax lists in Aberdeen. The 1908 list shows 2947.47 due from prominent locals and firms, with losses expected from removals and business changes. Officials responsible may face efforts to recover or bond the amount lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry A. McGillicuddy, Jr
McGillicuddy
Aberdeen
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J. L. Stahl
H. L. Rees
A. P. Stockwell
J. H. Hale
Probe
Dollar
W. L. Adams
Commercial Club
Frank H. Lamb
Polson
High Seas
Alex. Polson
Herald
Portland Oregonian
Robert Dollar
San Francisco Journal of Commerce
Europe
Pacific
Pacific Northwest
England
Meline Pankhurst
United States
la Provence
Pankhurst
New York
O. H. P. Belmont
Chehalis Banker
State of
League
Hoquiam Washingtonian
W. B. Paine
Taxpayers Committee
Eugene France
Montesano
Washingtonian
Polsgy
Chehalis
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