Town Notes Highlight Local Events and Visits
Aberdeen readers track a flurry of社 town happenings including visits by J J Bridges and Miss Lorethe, errands by Evans Drug Co personnel, school studies at state normal in Bellingham, and a police court roundup of drunks. J J Wilson retires from grain trading. Norman Sards visits. and Grays Harbor hunting activity is noted along with a drill on curbside civic life.
School supplies program outlines student furnished items
The notice states free textbooks will be provided for all city schools while pupils must provide tablets pencils penholders composition books. Evans Drug Co. offers to supply all kinds of materials at its old stand 497 East Heron street.
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Evans Drug Co
East Heron Street
Lost in the Woods Adults Search for Missing Hunter
A man and companions set out on a Sunday hunting trip along North River chasing dogs. They reported losing a man named Manu after winding through woods. Rescue efforts continued late Monday as reports described exhaustion and missing gear.
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Mann
Hie
G. McCormick
North River
Perm
Manu
Aberdeen Hosts Officials Amid Hospitality Tribute
The Aberdeen event honored hospitality leaders including Chottanett Thomas and executives from the Washington State Hoteltyen's association for their role in supporting local lodging during a recent visit.
Employment Bureau reports August activity in city
Maggie and Cora Wortman presented August figures to the city council. The bureau logged 17 percent of calls from men and placed 455 men, 35 calls from women with 26 placements.
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Maggie
Cora Wortman
City Free Employment Bureau
Land Wanted Five Or Ten Acres Of Bottom Land
Wanted to buy five or ten acres of good bottom land with running water. State location best price and terms in first letter. Address Mac Herald office.
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Herald Office
Mazda electric lamps offer cheaper lighting than carbon lamps
Long nights bring high electric bills but Mazda electric lamps promise three times more light for the same electricity use. Evans Drug Co. advertises as agents for Aberdeeen.
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Evans Drug Co
Aberdeen
Mazda
Westport Tragedy As Olaf Offstad Falls From Stage
Olaf Offstad, an employee of Markham Shingle Co., was fatally injured Tuesday at Westport after falling from a stagecoach or dock area. He was taken to Aberdeen and then St Joseph's Hospital where he died yesterday morning. His body was shipped to Tuscan for relatives.
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Markham Shingle Co
MarkaAim
Aberdeen
St. Joseph's Hospital
Westport
Acock
Weertyort
Tuscan
Superior Term Opens With Multiple Trials Into September
The superior court term begins next Thursday September 12 with diverse cases on docket including Northwest American Dredging Co versus Pacific Dyking Co and several State prosecutions. Other scheduled trials span September 13 through October 1 featuring defendants such as Lash Miller Johnson Hernandez Watson Jarno Anderson Peterson Mackey and Williams among others.
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North American Dredging Company
Pacific Dyking Company
State
Barney Lash
James Miller
Henry Johnson
Strate
Frank Hernandez
John Wrobel
John Jarno
Sam Anderson
John Peterson
G. A. Watson
Mackey
McDonald
Frank Mhursd Vasorel
Samuel Anderson
Fenwick
Bellamey
Williams
City of Aberdeen
McGillicuddy
J. 5S
Creech
City Opens Bids for East Fill Project
Spokane Dredging and Construction company submits the lowest bid for the East Fill at 49 350 for fill 15 400 for clearing and 2 000 for miscellaneous items. Other bids include Tacoma Dredging considerably higher and Standard American Dredging 8040 A Cc Ber 91500. City Engineer Ewart says the project will move about 400 000 yards and bids are much lower than officials expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Dredging and Construction Company
Tacoma Dredging Company
Holt & Jefferies
Ger Bridge & Dredging Company
Whaling Crew Demands Higher Flat Salaries
Whaling crews on four American Pacific Whaling Company steamers demand a flat monthly salary rather than commissions. Sailors accuse management of underpaying for the current season as whales are scarce and catch totals fall short of expectations. The dispute centers on wages and the method of compensation amid a weak voyage season in northern waters.
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Whaline
Pihinedt
Meriase
Fesri
Ademe
Meyers Serpy
Pat
Vti
Armer
Cosmopolis Postoffice Heist By Cash-Only Bandits
A cash only robbery at Cosmopolis Postoffice on Tuesday morning saw two su rexuals forced entry through a Holts door. The thieves ignored stamps and safes, taking only money and leaving no clues. Authorities consider capture unlikely.
Bridge Matters Before Council In Eight Bids Opened
City council opened eight bids for Fill District No 2 with Spokane Dredging at 12 cents per yard and dykes 45 cents. Tacoma Dredging at 18 cents and 45 cents. A bridge engineer was asked to assess the North Aberdeen and Heron Street bridges while plans for Wishkah and Chehalis river bridges were studied.
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North Aberdeen
Wishkah
Chehalis
Neell
Spokane Dredging & Construction Company
Tacoma Dredging Company
Ewart
Heron Street
Sayers
C. E. Arthur
Wishkah River
Wishkah Street
Crioyen
Cmuncilman Pearsall
Myles
Chehalis River
Arthur
Salvation Army Leaders to Speak at Sunday Meeting
Brigadier and Mrs. R. Dubbin from Seattle will conduct services in the Salvation Army hall this Sunday at 3 PM. The Hoquiam corps will unite at 5 PM for enrollment of recruits. The Dubbins bring about 20 years of Salvation Army experience worldwide.
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R. Dubbin
Seattle
Salvation Army Hall
Hoquiam
Dubbin
Salvation Army
Local Teens Cleared After Theft Case
Maggie and Coal Wortman aged 15 and 16 were arrested for stealing from J. S. Waugh’s store last Saturday. Judge Drake released them Tuesday on the condition they return to their parents in South Dakota. The girls did not deny the theft and offered no reason for the act.
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Maggie
Coal Wortman
J. S. Waugh
Judee Drake
South Dakota
Robert Oliver Dies After Long Illness
Robert Oliver aged 67 died at his home 608 West First street after a long illness with dropsy. He had lived in Aberdeen six years and his remains were shipped this morning to Alpina Michigan for burial.
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Robert Oliver
West First Street
Oliver
Aberdeen
Alpina
Mich
Eightyearold Burriault Dies in Wishkah River Accident
Arthur Burriault eight died Monday afternoon when he slipped from the river bank onto a raft of logs and fell into the Wishkah River near Chicago avenue. Unable to swim he sank and later body was recovered after hours of river dragging. He had moved to Aberdeen from Canada with his parents, and was laid to rest at Fern Hill cemetery after services at St Mary Catholic church.
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Arthur Burriault
Wishkah
Chicago Avenue
Burriault
Aberdeen
Canada
St. Mai Catholic Church
Fern Hill
Run of Salmon Reports A Poor Seasonal Start
Local packers report a very small run of salmon with fishing deemed insufficient to sustain operations. Fishermen seek outside waters for better catches while some fish arrive salted or shipped fresh. A few salmon enter the harbor and larger catches come from outside the bar as crews await the season.
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Eannes
Pacific Fisheries Company
Hebrew New Year Observed in Aberdeen This Thursday
The Hebrew New Year will be observed in Aberdeen on Thursday. Dr. Mosessohn of Portland arrives Wednesday to conduct the New Year services.
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Aberdeen
Mosessohn
Portland
City
Visiting Cards For Young Women Of Moderate Card Size
The article discusses card styles for young women noting medium thickness cards are practical while thin cards bend easily. Old English type is costly, script is popular for being simple, with block type priced in between. Card size favors single ladies smaller and near square. schoolgirls omit Miss until graduation.
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J. J. Pittinger
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Masonic Temple
Pewee
Ron J. S. Coxey
the Dalles
Oregon
R. J. Hills
Ford
Clyde McCoy
Mason
H. B. Smith
Olympia
J. B. Bridges
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Quinsault Lake
J. W. Huff
E. G. Eastman
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Bellingham
State Normal School
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Alice Dunlop
Frank O'Reilly
Notre Dame
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T. J. Keeley
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R. R. Bassett
Needlecraft Club
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Norman 8Ards
Oakville
J. M. Bowes
Pythian Sisters Club
East First Street
Nellie and
Edna Newell
Centralia
Ralph H. Ernest
East Street
Alfred Hart
Raymond
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J. J. Wilson
Grain Ae Alert
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J. F. Baisch
Red Cross Pharma
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Uneie
L. D. Temmeman
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Angus
Meyser
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Mike Howland
Ladies Aid Society of the Cogregational Church
Charles McDermott
Jesse F. Murphy
Grays Harbor
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Chas. Risk
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Elma
Review Club
Hoeuia
Frank L. Carman
Forsign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. S. Ritchie
Hanna
J. R. West
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
J. S. Riley
Chicago
Jas. A. Hood
Northland
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Chas. F. Cork
Minnie Leitch
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St. Andrew's Guild
W. B. Mack
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Horace Davenport
National Lumber & Box Company
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FB. O. Dole
J. M. Phillins
Scott Stevens
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Olympic
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Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle Company
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J. B. Stetson
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Phil S. Locke
State Board of Equalization
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R. H. Keagy & Co., Inc
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