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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1913

Page

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Tax Immunity Debate Highlights Chehalis County Tax Burden

The Hoquiam Herald questions tax fairness in Chehalis County, listing 107 timber and lumber heavy taxpayers as bearing over half the county’s taxes. It accuses non resident timber interests of manipulated roll entries and biased assessments, urging uniform taxation and scrutiny of officials.

Chehalis County Hoquiam Washingtonian Chehalis Herald State Tax Commission Cruise Weyerhaeuser Timber Co

Lister Saves State Money in First Quarter Savings

The Lister administration reduced state operating costs by 81 123.90 in the first quarter of the biennium across four departments. Comparisons show six month expenditures totaling 55 079.78 for industrial insurance and 8 212.89 for the board of control, with overall maintenance for 11 institutions at 454 564.85, against a appropriated 535 688.75.

Lister Tax Commission Industrial Insurance Commission Board of Control State Board of Control

Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by President Wilson

President Wilson designates November 27 as Thanksgiving Day inviting all Americans to cease work and give thanks in homes and places of worship. The proclamation emphasizes prayer, gratitude, and unity across the nation.

Washington, D. C Wilson Woodrow Wilson United States of America

Canadian club met at Mrs. Foy's home for banquet planning

The Canadian club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. R. E. Foy at 1017 North H Street to arrange the annual banquet.

R. E. Foy North H Street

W J Brown Found Dead in Aberdeen

The body of 55 year old W J Brown was found in Union Pacific addition South Aberdeen. A 22 caliber pistol lay nearby and a bullet hole was in his head. Decomposition hindered timing. he had been missing since October 3. Police determined no homicide after finding a silver watch and F O E charm on the body. Relatives sought.

W. J. Brown Union Pacific Addition South Aberdeen Adam Kunnerwkus Harriman Street Jos. Searles Hunter Hoquiam Brown Congress Modern Woodmen and Foresters of America Whiteside Morgue

William J Brown Estranged Wife and Children in Chicago

William Johnson Brown born July 1861 in Pennsylvania lived 18 years in South Aberdeen working as a mill watchman. He left a $3000 life policy for Lena C Brown with Modern Woodmen of Cen tralia that has lapsed. Funeral held at Whiteside chapel under Court Grays Harbor Forest ers of America with Rev Charles McDermoth officiating.

Brown Chicago South Aberdeen Centralia Lena C. Brown William Johnson Brown Pennsylvania Court Grays Harbor, Foresters of America Whiteside Chapel Chas. McDermoth

Wife Beater Jailed for Thirty Days

Leo Makowski was sentenced by Justice Philips to 30 days in county jail after a hearing last night. Evidence showed repeated cruelty to his wife and children, with the mother the family’s main supporter.

Leo Makowski Philips Makowski Paine Place Junction City Aberdeen

Panama Canal Opens Vast Prospects for Pacific Coast

Tacoma reports H F Alexander of Alaska Pacific Steamship Co says Panama Canal will trigger flood of immigration and rapid development along the Pacific Coast. He notes new steamers for Puget Sound and boosted lumber trade, plus wider markets to North Atlantic and South America. He expects Alaska opening under favorable administration.

Tacoma Panama Canal H. F. Alexander Alaska-Pacific Steamship Company Mr. Alexander East Pacific Coast North Atlantic South America Europe Puget Sound Alaska Washington

Logger Hillis Hurt In Elk Creek Camp Accident

A Northwest Lumber logger Hillis at Elk Creek camp had his foot and ankle crushed between two logs. Dr. H C Watkins operated to remove bone fragments and hopes to save the foot. He is in Hoquiam hospital.

Hoquiam Hillis Northwestern Lumber Company Elk Creek H. C. Watkins Hoquiam Hospital

No Scarcity of Timber Supply

Wisconsin mill man W. C. Brown predicts a booming Northwest lumber industry after the Panama Canal opens markets and reduces freight. He cites larger rival mills in the Midwest and says timber will remain abundant for a century, with the Grays Harbor region poised for continued saw activity.

W. C. Brown Wisconsin Oregon Hoquiam Washingtonian Brown Seattle Panama Canal Pacific Coast Michigan Minnesota Northwest Grays Harbor Harbor Straits of Juan de Fuca

Special Council Meeting Over Tacoma Dredging Claim

A special city council meeting discussed the Tacoma Dredging Co claim for final settlement on west end filling. The council planned to invite district property owners to meet and talk the matter over. The city has withheld $10,000 pending contract completion. the company insists completion occurred.

Tacoma Dredging Co West End

New Lower Freight Rates Expected December 1

Word reaches the local express offices that a new schedule of rates, far below the present tariff, will take effect around December 1. The move aims to reduce costs for shipments and boost business activity across routes.

Short ballot a feature of commission plan for cities

The commission plan, first in the United States, aims to simplify government. It highlights reduced graft risk and fiscal savings in Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Leavenworth, Kansas, Colorado Springs, Berkeley and other cases. The piece argues for broader adoption at state and county levels.

Commission United States New Jersey Ohio Illinois California Des Moines Cedar Rapids Lenghh Leavenworth Kan Kansas Colorado Springs Colo Europe

Going After Back Taxes

Charles L. Cork appointed field deputy county treasurer to collect delinquent personal property taxes for 1908 and 1909. Sheriff Matthews will handle later years. The offices work together to clear past due taxes, requiring proof from debtors, and may place liens on real estate only as a last resort to recover funds from negligent officials.

Charles L. Cork Matthews

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