New Grays Harbor electric officials dine with Aberdeen leaders
Commercial manager C. Miller hosts a dinner at Hotel Washington for Grays Harbor Railway and Light Co. new officials H. B. Zimmerman and F. H. Russ. Western manager C. K. Durkin outlines plans for trolley extensions to Willapa Harbor and potential Puget Sound links. City councilmen and editors discuss fair rates and city bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. C. Miller
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Co
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Washington
The
Electric Company
C. K. Durkin
Western
Federal Traction Co
New York
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Co
H. B. Zimmerman
F H. Russ
Mr. Durbin
Aberdeen
National City Bank of New York
New England States
Grays Harbor
B Street
West Sixth Street
Hoquiam
Willapa Harbor
South Bend
Raymond
Zimmerman
Hoquiam 25 000 club urges Chehalis port district election
The Hoquiam Twenty Five Thousand club has asked Chehalis County commissioners to call a special election to decide creating a port district for the county. Backers cite Grays Harbor shipping growth and countywide benefits with broad support and no active opposition.
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Iquiam
Club
Hoquiam
Hoquiam 25,000 Club
Board of County Commissioners
Chehalis County
Honorable
Board of Commissioners of
Grays Harbor
Chehalis
Hoquiam Twenty-Five Thousand Club
Send the Herald to your Eastern inquiring friends
A brief note urging readers to share the Herald with contacts in the East. The message emphasizes widening circulation among inquirers and colleagues who seek the paper for information and discussion.
Clubbing offer for agricultural papers advertised
The Aberdeen Herald page 3 promotes a sensational clubbing offer for multiple agricultural publications. Local notices mention Mrs. Leonard Isaacson and daughter departing for Tacoma, Dayton Smith leaving from Portland, and Miss Janet Williams heading to Portland en route home.
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Aberdeen Herald
The
Herald
Leonard Isaacson
Tacoma
Dayton Smith
Portland
Aberdeen
Janet Williams
Chicago
James Hyson
R. W. Johnson
Hoquiam
Templeman
Olympians Hunt Game on Ocean Beach
Jim H Brown editor of the Capital Record at Olympia and associates Thad Pierce Nat Brown and Beriah Brown spent yesterday at Damon's point hunting geese and ducks. They drove from Pacific beach to Damon's point and back in a wagon enjoying the outing despite the small game.
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Jim, H. Brown
Capital Record
Olympia
Wag
Perkins Press
Thad Pierce
Nat Brown
Beriah Brown
Damon's Point
Pacific Beach
Aberdeen Citizens Rally for Commission Government
A mass meeting of Aberdeen residents favoring the commission form of city government is set for tomorrow evening in the council chamber at 8 o clock. The Aberdeen Progressive Club will organize an active campaign against the current costly and unsatisfactory system, with women invited to participate.
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Aberdeen
Council
Aberdeen Progressive Club
Aberdeen Triumphs Over Centralia 56 to 0 in Big Win
Aberdeen High School thrashed Centralia 56 to 0 at Electric Park. The Aberdeen lineup leveraged fast backs, onside kicks, mass plays, and Blackwell’s kicking to dominate all phases, delivering a decisive victory without standout individuals shaping the win.
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Aberdeen High School
Centralia
Electric Park
Aberdeen
Blackwell
L. Benjamin
R. G
Schumacher
Ingebrightsen
R. T
G. Hulburt
A. Johnson
R. E. V. Burt
L. E
C. Johnson
R. H
B. de Losh
1. B
C. Thompson
Quarter
Stanley DeLosh
F. B. Blackwell
Union Mill Co. Faces Receivership After Losses
After two years of fighting low lumber prices and high log costs the Union Mill Company plans a receivership in days. Logs will last to Friday night and the mill will likely close, with control by Pollard and Sherwood, San Francisco, who own 92 percent of stock and profit from freight and sales commissions. Minority Aberdeen holders accuse the majority of sacrificing the mill to enrich their own shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mill Company
Thomas Pollard
M. R. Sherwood
San Francisco
Aberdeen
Pollard
Ben
Congressman Warburton Tours Lake Quiniault Trip
Tacoma congressman Warburton with Rep Phil Locke Aberdeen Mayor Ferguson and C D McClure Hoquiam returns from a five day Lake Quiniault Olympic reserve trip. He criticizes past treatment of settlers and defends the nation's forest reserves while praising a noon chicken dinner and a 35 mile Quinault river canoe trip. He departs Tacoma after a favorable visit.
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Stanton Warburton
Tacoma
Phil S. Locke
Aberdeen
Harry Ferguson
C. D. McClure
Hoquiam
Lake Quiniault
Olympic Reserve
Warburton
Quinsault
Quiniault Valley
Quiniault River
Wedding Bells for Miss Syster Lidbaum and Peter Ledeen
Miss Syster Lidbaum and Peter Ledeen wed last Saturday evening at the Swedish Mission church home of Mr and Mrs Anton Moller 905 West Second Street Rev John J Hulen officiated. Dinner followed with seven guests. The couple will reside in Aberdeen.
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Syster Lidbaum
Peter Ledeen
John J. Hulen
Swedish Mission Church
Anton Moller
West Second Street
Germans from Aberdeen Move to New Home in Monroe
Henry Schelper, his wife and six children arrived Monday from Aberdeen Washington and have moved to a new home bought from the Anderson Investment Co. The German family is described as thrifty and likely to be good citizens, and Monroe welcomes them.
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Henry Schelper
City
Aberdeen
Wash
Anderson Investment Co
Monroe
Ore
Man Threatens to Burn St Rose Academy
Police warned to arrest a man who twice spoke to the sisters at St Rose Academy and was refused admission for suspicious behavior. He returned, accosted students, and threatened to burn the building before fleeing. authorities have not located him, and he is described as potentially insane.
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St. Rose Academy
Aberdeen Printing Co. Seeks Feedback and Quality Help
Aberdeen Printing Co invites customers to share praise or complaints. Call or write with feedback. management pledges prompt attention to make issues right and ensure satisfaction.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Motorcycle Arrives for Chief of Police for Quick Response
A motorcycle was delivered Saturday for Chief of Police Templeman to speed up calls and support pursuit of auto and motorcycle speed maniacs.
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Templeman
Was Federal Prisoner Involved in Jail Escape Case
Police report that John A. Harmon, who broke jail at Montesano months ago, was a former Federal prisoner. He escaped in a Midwestern state and forged checks on Peter Hunley of Hoquiam, with most funds later recovered.
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John A. Harmon
Montesano
Middle West
Harmon
Peter Hunley
Hoquiam
Murdock Urges Grays Harbor Deepening and Fortifications
Congressman Murdock visits Grays Harbor and Quinsault to study needs. He supports deepening the harbor, breaking through the bar, and building large harbor defenses. Warburton also tours Lake Quinsault and pledges aid, with both lawmakers praising the region’s potential and urging continued visits by others.
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Murdock
House of Representatives
Grays Harbor
Pacific Coast
United States
Quinsault
Warburton
Great West
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Stanton Warburton
E. L. Carpenter
Officers Elected by Grays Harbor Ministerial Association
New officers of the Grays Harbor Ministerial association were elected last Monday at a session in this city. A. G. Miller of Hoquiam's Christian church was named president Rev Charles McDermoth of Aberdeen Congregational church vice president J C Aiken secretary of Hoquiam Y M C A and secretary treasurer.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen Printing Co Modern Job Printing Ad
Aberdeen Printing Co offers modern job printing at moderate prices with phone contact 5401 for orders and inquiries.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
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Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
Mg’r
President Miller
Ing Eastern Friends
Ocean Beach
Commission
Hub City
Union Mill CO
Trouble
Congressman
Lake Quiniault and Reserve
Jetty
Quinsault Country
Bar
Congressman Warburton
Elma
Lake Quinsault
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