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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1916

Page

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Many New Laws Encourage Agriculture

President Wilson lauds record of agricultural support and new laws aimed at boosting farm production marketing storage and rural life. The letter to Rep. Lever outlines measures expanding extension education cooperative work perishable and livestock marketing warehousing grading and farm finance reforms.

Washington United States Wilson A. F. Lever Committee On Agriculture House of Representatives White House Lever Department of Agriculture Ech

Johnson Receives Ovation on Return from Washington

Congressman Albert Johnson was greeted with an ovation as he returned from the national capital. A motor escort from Aberdeen Hoquiam and Montesano led to Elma and back to Heermans field where a torchlight procession and band preceded his public speech. The reception reflected his broad personal popularity despite mixed reactions to his views.

Albert Johnson National Capital Elma Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Eighth Street Bridge Heermans’ Field Johnson

Knights of Pythias to Stage Convention

Knights of Pythias plan a convention style event to boost interest and enlist 100 members. A mock convention will feature candidates for various offices in a country style, promising lively noise and fun. The organizing committee includes F. W. Loomis A. E. Graham Russell Mack C. M. Cloud Goodbar Jones E. A. Olleman and W. H. Tucker.

Knights of Pythias F. W. Loomis A. E. Graham Russell Mack C. M. Cloud Goodbar Jones E. A. Olleman W. H. Tucker

Wood relatives depart San Francisco after death of A D Wood

Mr and Mrs W H Wood who were called here from San Francisco due to the death of A D Wood left for their home Saturday.

W. H. Wood San Francisco A. D. Wood

Big county fair planned with special days and trains

The Grays Harbor fair at Elma September 6 to 10 promises record attendance with good weather. Aberdeen Hoquiam and Montesano have special days and trains. exhibits broadened, contests energize county, blooded horses and fresh preparations fill the grounds. Joy Street promises amusement and hyperdynamia while admission is kept very low.

Elma Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Fair Grounds Fair Ground Grays Harbor Joy Street

Poindexter Campaign Stop At Grays Harbor

United States Senator Miles Poindexter arrived at Grays Harbor midweek to campaign for re election. He spoke at Hotel Grayport Aberdeen and at the Bijou theater to Scandinavian and local audiences. He defended his voting record and advocated protective tariffs to boost American shipping.

United States Miles Poindexter Grays Harbor Hoquiam Hotel Grayport Liberty Theater Aberdeen Poindexter Young Men's Republican Club Senator Poindexter Tacoma

Axtell resigns as Washington Congressional Union head

Frances C. Axtell of Bellingham resigns as chairman of the Washington Congressional Union, now the Woman's party, objecting to its endorsement of Charles E. Hughes. She endorses President Wilson and urges focus on the coming Congress and the Susan B. Anthony amendment.

Seattle Frances C. Axtell Bellingham Congressional Union State of Washington The Woman's Party Axtell Women’s Party Charles E. Hughes Congress Wilson Susan B. Anthony Hughes

C I Hall Visited Town From Seattle

C I Hall former Western Union city manager and current district head based in Seattle was in town on Wednesday.

C. I. Hall Western Union Seattle

Public debt and tax burden spark call for constitutional reform

In Yakima the editor argues for a constitutional convention to curb Washington state and county waste. He cites a 37 million annual budget, per-family taxes around 150 dollars, rising public indebtedness, and critiques of elected executives. He urges reform to create a governor led, accountable government with a true budget system.

North Yakima Yakima Republic State Bar Association State of Washington Union New York Hughes Elihu Root Washington Thermy Executive Department State

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