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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
2
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H P Potter district freight and passenger agent returned to the city after visiting Ballymacree Ireland and East Coast cities. He says Henry Ford told him next year Ford cars will be painted yellow so agents can buy them in bunches like bananas. Potter claims improving business nationwide.
The article recalls the discovery of the incandescent electric light at Menlo Park on October 21 marking a milestone in science and engineering. It notes materials tested from bamboo fiber to other substances and invites readers to visit the Electric Service and Supply Company show rooms for display and information.
Washington proves home to top Holstein sire King Korndyke Pietertje Pontiac No. 127 387 the only son of King of the Pontiacs in the Northwest. His sire line leads the breed with an Advanced Registry count of 168 daughters and strong butter and milk records backing breeder confidence. A 2-year old son by an untried sire sold at Hanford on September 15.
King Korn dyke Pietertje Pontiac, No. 106 518 tbs butter, holds a world length record and leads in 30 lb daughters. His progeny include over 100 AR O daughters with strong sires and damsire lines. Greenbank Farm promotes Holsteins in the Northwest with this prized bull's pedigree and showy photograph.
Davidson Bros and Shelley's Grocery report strong Dollar Day trades as many businesses from hardware to millinery share positive results. Storeowners like J. W. Baker and A. H. Marsh praise the campaign while others note varying gains in shoes, suits, and studio sales.
The Pythian Sisters Relief club presents a November 5 concert at Aberden high school auditorium directed by Mrs. Croxall with the Grays Harbor orchestra. An admission of 25 cents is charged and the club’s relief work urges a strong turnout.
Aberdeen high school students prepare the term’s first interclass debate set for Friday. The topic pits the merits of the commission form of government against a council manager system with a city manager.
Dozen Aberdeen teachers plan to attend the state teachers institute in Seattle next week. Attendance will count as school work with no pay deducted. City Superintendent George B. Miller expects substitutes to prevent classroom closures. Miller will also attend.
The Herald remains the county’s most read newspaper, broadening reach for Wise advertisers seeking visibility in Grays Harbor.
Receipts for timber sales on Washington and Oregon national forests in the first quarter of the current fiscal year show a marked increase, exceeding half of last year's total. An Olympic National Forest ranger reports a Douglas fir over 1350 years old, surpassing the previous record of 740 rings. A public inquiry seeks older specimens. A Wolff store display of art goods draws admiration as a premier Christmas showcase.
The Electric Service & Supply company is making extended alterations in its stock room to carry a larger stock of electric goods. The slogan Do it electrically is popular as demand grows. The variety of articles for electrical use is increasing, offering economy, usefulness, and cleanliness to users.
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