Odd Length Lumber Cuts Save Government Report Says
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin urges odd-length cuts in lumber to reduce waste. It cites the National Lumber Manufacturers Association and Pacific coast as moving to odd lengths for flooring and molding, estimating up to 2.07 percent production gain and savings of about 30,000,000 feet annually valued at $600,000 at $20 per thousand.
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United States
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Pacific Coast
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Yellow Pine
South
North Aberdeen council to repair bridge with three year guarantee
City meeting approves bidding for North Aberdeen bridge repair with a three year guarantee. Debate over a bluff road option and a steel bridge arose. Bay Park site on McKinley avenue offered for 1000 dollars and related ordinances move forward.
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Bluff Road
Bay Park
North Aberdeen Bridge
North Aberdeen
Hills
Crivyea
Myles
O'Hare
Parks
Quackenbush
Noes
Bailey
Elder
Ingram
Labor Day Parade and Festivities at Hoquiam
Hoquiam plans a large Labor Day celebration with a parade forming at 9 30 led by Marshall Harry Livermore. Events include Electric Park afternoon sports and dancing, a pavilion dance, and a grand night ball amid numerous union displays and civic participants.
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Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Electric Park
Z. , Archer
H. A. Livermore
H. Mathers
J. A. Zahn
A. Peterson
A. Halverson
Ed. Zimmer
H. A. Hansen
Zimmer
J. W. Clark
S. Buraneck
J. 8. Fribley
Carl Peterson
H. S. Kress
C. F. Law
Dave Muse
Lena Lightfoot
W. Frisby
Harry Livermore
Marshall
Bb. L. Beall
L. A. Davidson
Charles R. Case
Washington State Federation of Labor
Fire Department
Aberdeen
Riverside Avenue
East Hoquiam
Eighth Street
N Street
I Street
Fifth Street
K Street
Hoquiam Theater
Invents Street Cleaner From Street Sweeper and Sawmill Carrier
Aberdeen inventor W. C. Pascoe unveils a combined street cleaner and refuse carrier. He демонstrates a rough model on city streets, claims lower cost and better results than hand work, has waived royalties for Aberdeen, and plans local manufacturing with future city installations.
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W. C. Pascoe
Aberdeen
Pascoe
Wiley outlines tax reforms and timber land cruising bid
Aberdeen candidate R A Wiley seeks County Commissioner seat in the Second District pledging equal land taxation through timber and land land reviews. He cites support from Geo L Davis and urges economy, road building, and county development to win voter cooperation in the September 13 primary.
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Robert A. Wiley
Aberdeen
Chehalis
Geo. L. Davis
Third District
R. A. Wiley
Wash
Oregon & Washington Starts Passenger Service on Harbor Branch
Regular service begins today between South Aberdeen and Centralia with an 8:00 a.m. departure from South Aberdeen and a 10:15 a.m. arrival in Centralia. The train links with north and south connections. Miss Gertrude Arnold of Aberdeen marries Oliver S. Morris of Spokane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold.
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Oregon & Washington
Harbor
South Aberdeen
Centralia
W. J. Walmsley
W. D. Skinner
Gertrude Arnold
Aberdeen
Oliver S. Morris
Spokane
Pacific States Telephone Plans Major Aberdeen Upgrades
The Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co outlines a near 90000 expenditure to enlarge the Aberdeen system with underground cables in business districts and a new two story office to house a larger switchboard. Substantial underground conduits will serve Wishkah to Market and L streets, with 7200 subscribers supported. The project, started July 15 under H E Mitchell, aims to triple capacity by September 20 and be completed within a year. Manager L G McClellan has accelerated local improvements, including a $7000 upgrade to the switchboard and $2700 planned for South Aberdeen next month.
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Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wishkah
Market
Chehalis
L. G. McClellan
Aberdeen
South
Roosevelt at Frontier Show Plea for Remington Monument
In Cheyenne Wyoming on August 27, Theodore Roosevelt addressed frontier achievements and the westward expansion. He praised ranch men, cowpunchers, and pioneers, urged national unity, and framed progress as essential to democracy while calling for a monument to Frederick Remington.
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Roosevelt
C Teyenne
Joan Brown
Osawatomi
Kan
Frederick Remington
Cheyenne
Wyo
Africa
Wyoming
Far West
Missouri
Little Missouri
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
United States
West
Alleghennes
Mississippi
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansans
California
Oregon
Great Plains
Rockies
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Washington Street
Park Committee
James Gillis
McKinley Avenue
Gillis
West Boulevard
Cosmopolis
Ben Sheers
Harger Bobies
Labor Day
Ben Shecks
Herald
Sheeks
Chehalis County
the Sound
Superior Court
the Herald
WILEY
Telephone Company
Frontier
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