Aberdeen Herald publication notice and rates
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publishing details at 309 East Wishkah Street with J. Carney as editor and manager. It outlines subscription rates, notice requirements for missed deliveries, and ads copy deadlines, asserting it is the oldest Grays Harbor paper with large circulation in Chehalis County.
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East Wishkah Street
The
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone 5401
Herald
Grays Harbor
Cheralis County
Murdock fights Big Business and city waste at Aberdeen
Hon. Victor Murdock crusaded against postal overpayments and graft, exposing a $145 million theft by railroads and urging reform. The Aberdeen Herald notes local council bungling over a costly bridge, calls for accountability, and cites Senator Owen on commission form government as a cure for corruption and inefficiency.
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Victor Murdock
Hoquiam
Congress
Murdock
Cortelyou
Cities Vote on Commission Government Dates Across States
Dension Walla Walla plans July 10 vote on commission government while North Yakima schedules July 17. Portland Kansas City charter committees work, and Kansas City is near a commission government vote. Many New Jersey and Illinois cities have recently requested commissions.
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Dr Lyman B Sperry Lectures Planned for Aberdeen Hoquiam
The Ministerial Alliance of Aberdeen and Hoquiam with the Y M C A have secured Dr Lyman B Sperry for a five day lecture course. He will address men at Hoquiam Y M C A Sunday afternoon October 22 and speak to both men and women at Aberdeen Congregational church Sunday night on Heredity and Environment or the Significance of Sex. Men only lectures Tuesday and Thursday at the Congregational church. Lectures are free to the public.
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Hoquiam
Lyman B. Sperry
Hoquiam Y. M. C. A
Congregational Church
Murdock Tours Jetty Inspection Trip on Fogbound Voyage
Congressman Victor Murdock of Kansas and Stan ton Warburton of Tacoma led fifty Aberdeen and Hoquiam citizens on the tug Printer trip to the North jetty. A dense fog hid the bay until late morning as the group received explanations of work and pledges support for further appropriation to improve the waterway.
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Hoquiam
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Stanton Warburton
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Printer
Murdock
Magnu son Missionaries to Lecture at Swedish Mission Church
Rev and Mrs Magnuson from Margoliet China will give a lecture this evening at o oclock in the Swedish Mission church at Marke and H streets on mission work to China They will be clothed in the High Priest costume of ancientians.
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Margoliet
China
Marke
H Streets
Mass meeting called on dyke plans in East Hoquiam
Mayor Ferguson calls a mass meeting of East Hoquiam property owners at Washington School to discuss building a dyke on the east side. City commission refers poor car service on North Hoquiam extension to the city attorney. White House saloon granted a saloon license.
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Hoquiam
Ferguson
East Hoquiam
Washington School
North Hoquiam
White House
Waterfront shipments move as vessels load lumber
The steamer Santa Barbara arrived to load lumber at Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle for San Francisco. The schooner Luzon reached from Valparaiso to load at Anderson Middleton for the West coast. Temple RE Dorr loads at Donovan's mill for Redondo, Newburg at Wilson Brothers bound for California, Turner sailed with lumber for Kahului, and Polaris remains under repair at Lindstrom yards.
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Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Company
San Francisco
Luzon
Valparaiso
Chili
Anderson-Middleton
West Coast
Temple RE. Dorr
Donovan's
Polaris
Lindstrom Ship Yards
Harbors Await Storm After light silverside Run
The past few days brought a scarce silverside salmon catch and a slow usual run. A strong storm and rain are needed to drive the silver horde into the harbor, as the regular dog salmon run has not appeared this fall.
Publisher's Notice on Missed Herald Delivery
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co at Tel 5931 and a copy will be sent to their address. When dealing with advertisers please mention the Herald.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Sheriff to Collect Delinquent 1910 Taxes in Aberdeen
Deputy Sheriff Dan Royce resumes tax collection in the east end and then Aberdeen to recover over 6000 dollars owed to the county. Delinquent taxpayers may face a 3 dollar extra fee if the sheriff must demand payment rather than receiving funds directly.
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Aberdeen
Dan Royce
Royce
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