Hoquiam Commercial Club to Rally City Boosters
Hoquiam officials face a looming deficit as the Commercial Club prepares a special meeting for next Monday night. A council budget review shows debt beyond the legal limit with plans to spend 85 000 next year against an income of 55 000.
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Hoquiam
Commercisl Club of
Odd Fellows Lodge Receives New Golden Oak Furniture
Hoquiam September 7 The arrival of a splendid set of golden oak lodge room furniture gives the local Odd Fellows lodge a well equipped hall. The furniture includes thrones desks pedestals and settees. The entire lodge room has been remodeled and improved.
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Hoquiam
Lodge of Odd Fellows
She Harbor
Boost in fish prices boosts Hoquiam fishermen
Hoquiam Sept 7 as buyers clash at Grays Harbor fish packing houses fishermen are getting higher prices for their catch. Black salmon brings four cents more per pound and silver side salmon brings 35 cents more per pound than in previous years due to the rivalry among buyers.
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Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam Schools Open With Over 1000 Pupils Enrolled
Hoquiam reports the start of the school year with enrollment above one thousand pupils as classes begin. Officials say the figure reflects growing attendance and solid community support for education.
Local Schools Open With Rising Enrollment
Schools opened Tuesday as more students report and officials expect total enrollment to rise notably from last year.
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Lic
Plan Large Factory Elma Moves Ahead
Chehalis Fir Door company plans a mammoth factory eight miles north of Elma near Summit. The $180000 project will include a 1400 foot main building with 2600 doors daily capacity, a 450 foot warehouse, electricity on site, and a modern hotel and 40 cottages for workers. A school, gym, church, and hospital are also planned.
Logger After Gaining Fortune Meets Death
Elma September 7 A massive log broke loose at the Malone camp of Vance Lumber crushing logger Robert Taylor to death. Taylor, 38, had saved about 1660 over years in Chehalis county woods and planned to retire after this season to travel. He was unmarried with two brothers in Ima.
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Elma
Malone
Vance Lumber Company
Here
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Chehalis County
Ima
County Officials Project Budget for Next Year Rises
Montesano September meeting shows county expenses projected at 833 500 for the coming year. Departments include auditors clerks treasurer sheriff commissioners assessor and many others with road funds and relief programs. The levy will be set between the first two Mondays in October allowing remonstrances from property owners.
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Montesano
Board of County Commissioners
Superior Court
Justice Courts
Court House
Institute
The Lippincott Letter on Thon Pronoun Use
An excerpt explains the proposed Greek derived pronoun thon as a gender neutral form. It illustrates usage for parent and child with mirrorings of male and female pronouns and suggests thon provides clearer reference in sentences.
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Lippincott's
Civic Improvement Association Plans Winter Entertainments
Aber deen Civic Improvement association outlines a six performance series for the coming winter. The city will be canvassed for ticket sales with a $38 full course price and student rate of $2. Individual prices are $1 for Lindsey and Folk lectures and 75 cents for the four remaining events.
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Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association
Central Grand Concert Company
John B. Ratto
Ben Lindsey
W. L. Hubbard
The
Houstons
Folk
the Association
Waterfront loading and sailing orders for multiple ships
A shore report lists schooners and steamers at various mills and yards loading lumber for California, Valparaiso, San Francisco, San Rosario, and other ports. Vessels include Ludlow Ariel Lizzie Vance W H Talbot Chehalis Comet Oliver J Olson Westerner Lucy Neff Fair Oaks J B Stetson Hawaii Churchill Willian Bowden Roy Betanus Daisy Mitchell Chehalis Defender and others with cargoes bound for West Coast, South America, Hawaii, and Pacific ports.
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Fair Oaks
San Francisco
Slade Mill
J. B. Stetson
Donovan Mill
California
Barkentine
Hawaii
Valparaiso
Rain Saves Aloha From Looming Inferno
Fire in surrounding logged lands threatened Aloha overnight but rain aided firefighters and brought the blaze under control. Special trains to the scene returned by midnight. Lumber camps at McGlauflin spur and Stearns ville were in danger but are now out of danger with expected minimal loss.
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Aloha
Northern Pacific
North Western Lumber Company
McGlauflin Spur
Stearnsville Lumber & Shingle Company
Stearnsville
Peary Describes Eskimos as Not Savage but Remarkably Upright
The narrative portrays Eskimos as savages in appearance yet commendably governed by private order. Peary notes no formal government or religion but praises their intelligence and generosity. He argues Christianization is unlikely yet credits them with faith hope and charity essential for survival through long polar nights.
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Peary
North Pole
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Local ad asserts deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured by constitutional remedies and catarrh treatment. It offers $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Touring the West with Bridgeport Capitalist Visit
Herbert Piper, prominent Bridgeport financier, toured the West with Arthur Devonshire president of Montesano State Bank. They spent ten days at Yellowstone, two weeks in Seattle, and visited Aberdeen and Cosmopolis while Devonshire showed the guest around Montesano County.
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Herbert Piper
Bridgeport, Ills
Arthur Devonshire
Montesano State Bank
Mr. Piper
West
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Devonshire
Montesano
Aberdeen
Piper
J. M. Lewis
Harbor Mills
Cosmopolis
U S Marine Corps Recruiting Ad Seeks Men 19 to 35
Male help wanted to join the U S Marine Corps. Applicants must be native born or have first papers aged 19 to 35. Monthly pay ranges from 15 to 69 with extra compensation possible. Free food clothing quarters and medical care. After 30 years service retire with 75 percent pay and allowances. Service on ships and ashore worldwide. Apply at Recruiting Station Finch Building Heron and H Streets Aberdeen Wash.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Finch Bldg
Heron & H Sts
Aberdeen
Wash
Aberdeen Printing Co Advertising Slogan Reaches Readers
Local printer Aberdeen Printing Co at 408 East Wishkah Street promotes its services with a concise slogan praising quality and reliability. The snippet highlights the business identity and address as a brief promotional note.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
East Wishkah St
The
Pacific Telephone & Telegaph Co
EAST
Wishkah Street
Aberdeen, Wash
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