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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1911

Page

2

Aberdeen Progressive Club Forms To Advocate Commission Plan

The Aberdeen Progressive Club organized with 60 members to campaign for adopting a commission form of government under the Allen law. Jno J. Carney elected president. secretary and treasurer to be named, with a campaign committee in each precinct, including at least one woman. Meeting adjourned with a call likely next Tuesday.

J. C. Pearson Aberdeen Progressive Club Aberdeen Jno J. Carney Cam Paign Committee

Oceanfront defenses advance at Moclips

More than 500 feet of sea wall and jetty are built or under construction along the ocean front to guard against storms and tides. A drift wood jetty extends toward the surf to stop waves from sweeping debris. The work aims to protect the Moclips Beach Hotel from winter damage and may allow repairs or conversion to a storage house if saved this year.

Moclips Moclips Beach

Sleeping car space assignment arrives at Aberdeen

The Northern Pacific city office at Aberdeen is supplied with sleeping car space in trains No 2 The North Coast Limited and No 6. This enables passengers to secure sleeping car space at Aberdeen.

Northern Pacific Aberdeen

Errors in Chehalis County Fair Premium List

The Chehalis County fair published premiums contain errors due to haste in list preparation. Officials acknowledge mistakes in the pre mum awards and will issue corrected figures and guidance for exhibitors.

Chehalis

Elma and Aberdeen women win premium in Fisher flour bread contest

Among the omissions were Mrs. P. Murray of Elma who won first premium for four loaves baked from Fisher flour and received a barrel of flour. Mrs. M. L. Harrison of Aberdeen earned first premium for one loaf, though the list credited Mrs. Tillie Ansler of Elma.

P. Murray Elma Fisher Fisher Flouring Mills M. L. Harrison Aberdeen Tillie Ansler

Two Polish Women Attack Officer Over Cow Incident

Mrs. George Paneck and Mrs. Jane Rowe assaulted Police Officer Kempter during a dispute over a milk cow. Rowe used a butcher knife while Paneck swung an iron rod. The pair, who could not understand English, were disarmed, handcuffed, and arraigned in police court seeking a jury trial.

George Paneck Jane Rowe Kempter Johnson

Pretty wedding at Hilligoss home in Aberdeen

Miss Anne Belle Hilligoss wed Walter Hanson in a Sunday ceremony at 300 West First Street officiated by Rev. Charles McDermoth. The event drew friends from Hoquiam Montesano and Aberdeen who attended a sumptuous dinner before the couple departed for a Sound and Eastern Washington tour. Hanson works for Grays Harbor Hardware Co. in Aberdeen.

R. W. Hilligoss West First Street Anne Belle Walter Hanson Charles McDermoth Hoquiam Montesano Aberdeen Sound Washington Grays Harbor

City Messenger Company Adds Two Telephone Lines

The City Messenger Company installs two telephones Nos. 5931 and 5941 with one always open. Call either number and Centra will get us. K. L. Zeek, manager.

City Messenger Company Eiher Centra K. L. Zeek

Milwaukee Time Change Aims to Aid Business Travel

The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line schedules will shift this Sunday. The morning train will depart later and arrive later, giving travelers better chances to reach Portland and Seattle, conduct business, and return the same day.

Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Aberdeen Hoquiam Portland Seatle

Officials to Attend Aberdeen Chamber Luncheon

Three officials of the C. M. and P. S. have accepted an invitation to the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce weekly luncheon next Tuesday. The Seattle executives J. W. Hibbard J. A. Veitch and A. P. Chapman will attend to honor railway officials operating into the harbor.

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce J. W. Hibbard J. A. Veitch A. P. Chapman Seattle

Arrest of John Burgen Tied to Local Safe-Busting Plot

Authorities led by Chief Templeman arrest John Burgen in connection with a series of recent criminal acts. Burgen is suspected as one of the men who blew up a safe at Elma and is believed to have purchased nitroglycerine in the city to use against the Aberdeen Brewing Company safe.

John Burgen Templeman Burgen Elma Aberdeen Brewing Company

May Secure Gypsy Smith In Harbor Revival

Gypsy Smith, famed evangelist, may be secured to lead a revival series in this city and Hoquiam. He is a noted speaker who has carried successful revival work in Northwest cities and is considered on par with Billy Sunday. An effort is underway to bring him to the harbor.

Gypsy Smith Hoquiam Smith Northwest Billy Sunday

Ocean Breeze Dinner Planned by High School Magazine

The annual Ocean Breeze dinner by the high school magazine will be held tomorrow evening from 5 30 to 8 o'clock. Served by the school's young ladies, the price is 39 cents. The public is cordially invited.

The Ocean Breeze

Pioneer Thos Morgan Visits Aberdeen for Farm Growth

Well known pioneer Thos Morgan was in Aberdeen yesterday. He reports rapid progress in Lorraine with many buying 10 and 20 acre tracts for truck gardening and poultry farming.

Thos, Morgan Aberdeen Lorraine

Potatoes Readily Available at Fair Prices

Potatoes remain plentiful in Chehalis County despite a smaller crop this season. Retail price runs about 14 cents a pound, with ton lots available from 20 to 25 dollars per ton.

Chehalis County

Silverside Salmon Run Bids Harbor Welcome

Silverside salmon begin to appear in the harbor after a big dog salmon run. The recent rainstorm helped boost the runs, and several more days of rain would further aid the fishermen.

Bad Man Arrested After Knife Threat On Street Car

Frank Gibson caused a scene on a street car Tuesday evening attempting to stab the conductor. Officer Byng arrested him. he was held at the police station and released on 15 bail which he forfeited.

Frank Gibson Officer Byng

Aberdeen Printing Co Promotes Loose Leaf Devices

Aberdeen Printing Co emphasizes loose leaf devices as a specialty product line, highlighting quality and versatility for business use.

Aberdeen Printing Co

Railway crowd stranded after Aberdeen show

Patrons from Montesano and Elma who attended He Came from Milwaukee at the Grand theater were told a special Northern Pacific train would run to Portland but were kept in Aberdeen overnight. A coach had been attached for out of town patrons and the depot was informed after arrival that the train would not depart as planned.

Grand Theater Montesano Elma Milwaukee Northern Pacific Aberdeen Portland

Train Carolina Special Prompts Riot Act At Grand Theater

Visitors furious over a special train carrying only the show troupe refused to be transported home. They confronted Manager Nye of the Grand Theater, then checked into local hotels and plan to bill the Northern Pacific railway for their rooms and return trip.

Nye Grand Theater Northern Pacific Railway Company

Fred Monroe Injured in Mill Truck Crush

Fred Monroe sustained leg injuries after being crushed between two trucks at the Anderson Middleton mill yesterday. He was transported for medical evaluation.

Fred Monroe Anderson Middleton Mill

Grays Harbor Hospital Receives Patient for Care

A patient was brought to Grays Harbor hospital where medical staff provided treatment. The incident details were not fully disclosed in the readable portion.

Grays Harbor Hospital

Work Progresses on South Aberdeen Rail Yard Project

Work on the O R N and C M P S lines at South Aberdeen advances with a mile of grade completed and ready for track. Twohy Brothers have five miles of track to lay and are building dirt and gravel fills for the vast, costly improvement. A large labor force is at work and completion will take several months.

Aberdeen Twohy Brothers

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Grays Harbor Railway & Light CO Heron Street Progressive Club Slade Lumber Company Hood Crammatte’s Sweet Shop Geo. J. Wolff Victor Payette’s E. Wishkah
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