City Council Moves to Boost Water Supply and Streets
Council calls a November 30 bond election of 200000 for a Wyncodie river water project and 135000 for a new system, approves 16000 for South Aberdeen plant, and orders 12000 feet of 16 inch pipe. Damages of 570 assessed for tide lands. protests to be heard.
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South Aberdeen
Wyncodie
Co. E. Burrows Lumber Co
G. H. Tughoat Co
Heron Street
John Hegdale
River Street
Marion Street
Boone and
Curtie Streets
Market
Fliat
Division Street
K Etreet
They Make You Feel Good With Chamberlains Tablets
A short promotional notice extols Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for a pleasant purgative effect and improved body and mind. It states price 25 cents and that samples are free at Evans drug store.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Tore
Death ruled a gunshot homicide in Alterman case
Coroner inquest in Chehalis river death of Rudolph Alterman 22 from Germany found in water with bullet wound. Jury verdict: death caused by gunshot by an unknown person on about October 9, disproving suicide or drowning. He had worked at Cosmopolis and was last seen in Aberdeen heading home.
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Girard
Rudolph Alterman
Chehalis
Germany
Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Dr King’s New Life Pills Tame Liver and Bowel Habits
An inoffensive citizen joke about the appendix and liver torpor leads to advertising for Dr King’s New Life Pills. The tablet claim: regulate the liver prevent appendicitis establish regular bowels and cost 25 cents at Evans Drug Co.
Injunction Halts Lumber Rate Hike Pending Ruling
Federal Judges Wolverton and Hanford granted a temporary restraining order against Northern Pacific Great Northern and other railroads from enforcing the proposed lumber rate increase to 50 cents per hundred pounds while the Interstate Commerce Commission reviews the case. Bonds set at 250000, with separate rulings for Washington and Oregon suits.
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Seattle
Wolverton and Hanford
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hanford
Washington
Wolverton
Oregon
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Aberdeen High girls plan supper to aid football fund
The Aberdeen High School girls’ committee led by Miss Ida Thompson and others will host a 5 30 dinner at the gym tomorrow. Thirty girls serve as five member subcommittees to arrange the event. Proceeds support the football treasury which is notably low.
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Aberdeen High School
Ida Thompson
Helen Schneider
Lora Leonard
Susie Wiggins
Nan Allard
Gladys Keith
Death of Prof L M Christol
Prof L M Christol died Monday from stomach cancer at 54. He was physical director of the Aberdeen Athletic club since arriving last summer and a former wrestler. His wife and children perished in the San Francisco disaster. Funeral services were held this afternoon in LaGrande Oregon under the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Catholic church with Rev Father Ryan officiating.
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L. M. Christol
Christol
Aberdeen Athletic Club
San Francisco
Order of Eagles
LaGrande
Oregon
Father Ryan
Aberdeen Banks Defy Holidays to Stabilize Currency
Aberdeen banks will not observe legal holidays to avoid a panic and keep money circulating. A clearing house style plan drafts payments, pays cash up to ten dollars, and uses certified checks to cover the rest while deposits stay secure. The system aims to prevent ruinous loan calls and keep business running despite Wall Street caused panic.
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East
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Portland
Sound Cities
Oregon
Mead
Aberdeen
Clearing House
A. B
Graya Harbor
Wall Street
Savings banks urged to aid Ohio youth in Youngstown
The American Banker reports strong support for youth savings in Ohio. Schools in Youngstown implement bank savings programs to teach thrift and banking, hoping to build a more self reliant generation. Encouragement to households and farmers to cut waste and save. The piece argues providence through savings benefits future stability and avoids reliance on charity.
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Papers
Ohio
Youngetown
United States
Primary Law Upheld In Olympia Court
Judge Linn sustained the direct primary law and denied L E Parr a writ of mandate to place his name on the Olympia city attorney ballot without the fee. The court planned to deny Gordon Mackay’s injunction, keeping the law constitutional. Attorney General Atkinson hopes for swift supreme court review, with possible legislative action if defects are found.
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Olympia
Linn
Superior Court
L. E. Parr
Parr
Gordon Mackay
Atkinson
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mead
The Herald’s standing in Gray’s Harbor area
The Herald is described as the most widely read newspaper in Gray’s Harbor, with readers recognizing it as a leading source of local news and information.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Wise
New Reserves Created for Beast and Fowl on Pacific
The president issued an executive order creating four new bird and animal reserves on the Pacific coast. One is on the Three Arch Rock reservation in Oregon and three are in Washington at Flattery Rocks Quillayute Needles and Copalis Rock. Wardens will be appointed by the agriculture department. The Shasta national forest in California gains 87,000 acres in Siskiyou county.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Arch Rock Reservation
Oregon
Flattery Rocks
Quillayute Needles
Copalis Rock
Department of Agriculture
Shasta National Forest
California
Siskiyou County
Hoquiam Plans Modern Saw and Shingle Mill
Hoquiam capitalists led by J O Stearna C W Stine George L Davis and A H Kuhn move to build a modern saw and shingle mill near Pacific Beach The 800 acres of timber lie in a cedar belt and will cruise about 40 000 000 feet The mill will cut 125 000 feet per day and the shingle mill 300 000 shingles with ample water supply from the Pacific area.
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Hoquiam
North Beach
Pacific Beach
J. O. Stearna
C. W. Stine
George L. Davis
A. H. Kuhn
Pacific
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City Council
High School
Julus Caeser
Carrie Austin
Hollon
Kansas
Prop. Christol
the Herald
Red Cross
Aberdeen Banks Savings Accounts
Tion
Youngstown
Judge Linn
Birds and Animals
Abereeen’s Best Store
John Hanson
Herald Printery
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