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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1909

Page

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Aberdeen City Council Proceedings Overview

The Sixth Street graveling and street improvements were discussed including Eighth and Tenth streets from H to G, with bids and contracts noted. Ordinances on dikes, skating rink rebates, and the Grays Harbor Railway franchise were acted upon or laid over. The city approved licenses, construction requests, and a re districting report taking effect 1910, plus sanitation, garbage removal, and water pipe repairs.

Sixth Street Division Street Catherine Lowry Hand River Streets W. Liese W. H. Klinkenberg Seventh Street Torney Lion Liquor Co Boon King Streets Judiciary Committee Northern Pacific Railway Broadway F Street Scott and Rogers Streets J. A. Nordgrass Chehalis Produce Co W. G. Borden East Wishkah Street Wilson Mill Heron Street Grays Harbor Railway Oneeek

Jacob Hoover Dead Pioneer of Wishkah River

Jacob Hoover aged 73 years died suddenly while picking apples in an orchard. Survived by a wife and four children C W Dennis of North Aberdeen W D Thomas and August Hoover with W D Hoover in a lumber business partnership. Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member. Funeral held at A B Randolph’s parlors this afternoon.

Jacob Hoover Wishkah Mr. Hoover Roy Young Pennsylvania Chehalis County Peterson's Point Aberdeen Aberdeen Gardens Hoover Grand Army of the Republic

Jewish New Year 5670 Begins with Reflective Observance

The Jewish New Year 5670 began Wednesday evening September 15. Prayer meetings were held at the Pythian Temple, stores owned by Jewish members closed all day Thursday. The holiday marks creation and judgment, urging repentance during a ten day season ending with the Day of Atonement.

Pythian Temple

Another Daily Train on Grays Harbor Route

Northern Pacific promises to add a new daytime train on the Grays Harbor line between Aberdeen and Seattle beginning around October 16. The train will depart Aberdeen at 7:00 a.m. and reach Seattle at noon, with the return trip leaving Seattle at 6:00 a.m. and arriving in Aberdeen at 11:30 a.m. This will give Grays Harbor four extra hours of connection with the Sound.

Northern Pacific Grays Harbor Seattle Howard Elliott Harbor Webb I Aberdeen

First School Year Apportionment Totals $466,892.54

The first quarterly apportionment for the current school year, based on prior year attendance, totals $466,892.54 with a rate of 0.016 per day. The state reports 29,149,534 days of attendance, King county up 817,904 days and Wahkiakum up 5,956 days, Chehalis County receiving $12,642.08.

Olympia Henry B. Dewey King County Wahiakum Chehalis County

Stick to Farm says J J Hill at bankers meeting

Chicago September 14 James J Hill told the thirty fifth annual convention of the American Bankers Association that the United States may soon stop exporting food and must expand agricultural areas and output to meet home needs He warned the rural to urban shift lowers farm land values and urged bankers to back agriculture over foreign markets prospects for national prosperity depend on farming growth.

Chicago United States American Bankers’ Association James J. Hill Hill

Blank books school and office supplies at Evans Drug Co

Evans Drug Co offers a selection of blank books and office supplies for students teachers and businesses. Stock includes notebooks drafting pads and paper goods alongside basic classroom and organizational items.

Evans Drug Co

Death of Col Fred D Heustis shocks Olympia civic circles

Col Fred D Heustis, well known in public life and in railroad and financial circles, was found dead on his Washington home porch. The 68 year old, born August 18 1841 in Vermont, had recently battled failing sight and traveled widely before settling in Olympia. Heustis helped form the state capitol commission and served in public posts under Hay and McKinley era administrations. He leaves a widow and three sons, with funeral plans to be announced once relatives are heard from.

Olympia, Spt West Eleventh Street Fred D. Heustis George D. Heustis Col. Heustis George Heustis J. J. Redpath Washington Olympia Tacoma Col. Griggs Grays Harbor Northern Pacific Chicago Texas McKinley Coy Houstis Puget Sound Col Heustis Hay A. S. Taylor Everett J. E. Frost The Tax Commission E. W. Ross Senator Polson C.w.clau Barton Orleans County Vermont Guy Heustis Great Northern Railway Great Falls Mont Mack Heustis Los Angeles Cal James Heustis California Ed. Heustis Victoria B. C Masonic Order

Progressive Luncheon Guests Share Five Courses

The Birthday club enjoyed a pleasant progressive luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. The first course was at Mrs. W. G. Peckham's, followed by Mrs. J. J. Carney, Mrs. F. L. Harting, Mrs. C. R. Sayers, and finally Mrs. J. W. Carey hosting the fifth course.

Birthday Club W. G. Peckham J. J. Carney F. L. Harting C. R. Sayers J. W. Carey

Another Pioneer of Chehalis County Dead

Montesano Sept. 14 Mrs Polly Carter one of the oldest pioneer women of Chehalis county died at the home of her son Fr R Carter on the Satsop Sunday She would have been 90 next April She fell about two months ago and never recovered Born in Ohio she came to Chehalis county in 1871 and lived there ever since Survived by five children grandchildren and great grandchildren

Montesano Polly Carter Chehalis County Fr. R. Carter

Washington State Tax Levy Set At 6.65 Mills For 1909

Olympia September 14 The state tax levy for 1909 will be 6.65 mills based on a state property valuation of 790 419 826 dollars, up from 4.8 mills and 748 593 942 dollars in 1908. Total to be raised is 5 256 292 dollars with distributions to General Fund School Fund Military Fund and Highway Fund. The increase marks the largest rise in ten years though higher levies have occurred with smaller valuations.

Olympia Washington General Fund School Fund Military Fund Highway Fund

Auto turns turtle injuring city prominents near Aberdeen

A large touring car with two women and three men plus the driver overturned at Junction City, Aberdeen suburb. All occupants suffered serious injuries. Townsend and Mrs Crow escaped with minor injuries while others were pinned under the wreck and rescued after Townsend and Mrs Crow freed them.

Junction City Aberden A. Townsend Cc. V. Loy West Coast Advertising Bureau A. E. Wilson Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company

State and County Refuse Requisition Backing for Kitchen Cabinet Man

The governor refuses to issue requisition for A. Bean, of the Chicago Cabinet Company, unless Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and Grays Harbor residents cover the $500 plus extradition costs. Bean faces charges of fraudulent representations in selling kitchen cabinet agency rights. Campbell and Sheriff Payette report the governor’s position after meeting in Olympia. Chehalis County officials likewise refuse to aid.

Kansas A. Bean Chicago Cabinet Company Hay Aberdeen Hoquiam Grays Harbor Bean William E. Campbell Ed. Payette Olympia Washington Campbell Payette Chehalis County

Coal land grab in Alaska fuels federal inquiry

Seattle Sept 14 secretary Ballinger nets and special agent Glavis probe Cunningham coal land claims in Controller Bay near the Guggenheim zone. The group is accused of planning rail docks and coal development costing millions to control copper rich Alaska resources and dominate the Copper River district.

Seattle Cunningham Coal Land Claims Interior Ballinger Gravis Land Department Controller Bay Guggenheim Alaska Tidewater Catalla Copper River Montana Copper Guggenheims San Francisco

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