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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
3
In Saginaw district coyotes are said to be very destructive this year with livestock losses including a thoroughbred ram and a 42 pound turkey carried off recently.
Everett Scott, a young Boston player, is among the strongest Red Sox boosters. He backs Janvrin despite benching him and praises clever plays, showing the team spirit within the Red Sox group.
Jake Thielman of St. Cloud homered as two runners crossed the plate on the same hit. The ball went to center and struck a rabbit in the grass, which then ran the bases ahead of Thielman. Thielman joked about needing another base to avoid the animal.
Children count players and prepare two slips per person with state names and corresponding capital slips. Conductors Sarah and Dan arrange chairs, players return after selection, then seating reveals whether players hold capitals of their own states. Unseated players rejoin to repeat rounds, and forfeits or extra facts about states may be required for amusement.
A game has players seated with three whisperers each giving one sentence about where to be what to do and who to be with. The first caller names a participant who must recite all three statements in one long sentence. Laughter and forfeit follow if anyone breaks character or laughs.
Concealed Cities presents cryptic clues with geography answers Annapolis Leeds Glasgow Goshen Omaha Amherst Chicago. Badges to Boy Scouts notes Ambassador Walter Hines Page awarding gold badges to 25 English scouts aiding relief and letters to five scouts in war zones. An Ancient Tree describes a kauri pine specimen in Mercury Bay New Zealand with a 24 foot trunk and an age about 1300 years.
The Herald reports coin wear wastes about one ton and a quarter of gold and eighty eight tons of silver each year due to coins rubbing together.
A child’s dark green wool sweater features crochet borders cuffs and belt with a one sided fastening and a large roll collar. Pearl buttons function to fasten and trim the garment.
In Kansas the eastern quarter should plant hard wheat while the west should use hard wheat for flour quality. Soft wheat thrives in wet seasons but risks mixing with hard wheat at elevators and has higher pest damage. An iron brake for a hay wagon is described. Potato production tips stress liberal seed use, proper storage, high grade seed, and formalin seed treatment.
The article notes sleeve design as the current fashion focus with debate on collar barometric positioning and waist construction. It reports bishop sleeves and angel flare returning, with cuffed effects modern and sleeve decorations broadly emphasized by makers.
A nostalgic poem describing birds returning to an apple tree to build a nest. It celebrates the care of the mother bird, the eggs under her breast, and the day when the young gain wings under the watchful eye of God, amid April blossoms.
An exhortation from the Chicago Tribune urges boy scout troops to explore local Indian history through county or state histories and local oral traditions. Scouts can gain knowledge and adventure by hiking and reenacting regional legends during expeditions and camping trips.
Corn should be limited in roasting ear stage for hogs as cooking and processing offer little profit. Bacon with good thickness and lean meat commands top prices. Barnyard manure remains valuable but perishable, with storage losses. Fall-born calves need warm quarters to avoid stunted spring growth.
Theodora Home in King County near Seattle founded by Volunteers of America helps needy mothers care for babies during the first year. The facility supports maternal nursing and nonsectarian care, inviting donations of money and supplies to aid 300000 infants nationwide who die before age one. Donations accepted at 1980 7th Ave Seattle WA and from patrons across the state.
A large team of mechanics races to finish the Panama Eastern Lumber Company mill at the Hoquiam river junction where East and Main streams meet.
Three council members do not seek re election but the new municipal slate includes most incumbents led by Mayor S. Morse. The ticket features familiar names from the city government, signaling continuity with minor turnover in local leadership.
A large coyote that preyed on geese belonging to Jon Mouncier was captured by Louis Knight of Macks Spur using an otter trap.
Hoquiam's fire department updated its two auto trucks under Fire Chief Will Crawford, improving appearance and efficiency.
The Herald stands as Grays Harbor county’s most read newspaper and a top choice for advertisers seeking broad reach. Its prominence in local life and commerce makes it a trusted channel for campaigns, notices, and promotions.
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