A group of young boys ride tricycles and scooters on a residential sidewalk.

Title: Campfire Girls Clubhouse, Roosevelt Park, Donation of Union Labor & Merchants of Aberdeen. A group of laborers work inside the wooden frame of a large building. A line of young women wearing Campfire Girl uniforms carry lumber and other building materials onto the construction site. A number of men work on the building.

A group of men unload a bus from a boxcar. The bus then rolls down a ramp, onto a city street, and drives away.

Title: Mrs. Jean B. Stewart Celebrates Fiftieth Year in Aberdeen. Mrs. Stewart stands with a group of well-dressed women outside what appears to be a home, shakes their hands, then leads the procession of women along a stone path.

Adults and children participate in festivities at the opening of the Finch Playfield in Aberdeen, Washington. Activities include children playing on playground equipment, walking in a series of wading canals, holding balloons, eating ice cream and lollipops. Adults and children watch a dance performance and listen to speeches by Edward C. Finch and others.

Activities surrounding the laying of a cornerstone of a building under construction. A sealed box is put into an opening in a column of the building, speeches are made, and a group of men wearing medallions pose for the camera outside of the building.

Young man smiles and poses for the camera. A trick of the camera makes it appear that his head spins in an unnatural fashion.

Activities at an outdoor cookout and picnic, including men cutting meat and preparing a fire pit, stirring large pots of steaming liquid, then serving food to a very large crowd of people. Several different groups of picnickers are featured.

A man runs down a residential street and pulls a fire alarm. A series of scenes show children and teachers leaving several different schools by multiple exits and lining up outside as if for a fire drill. These schools include St. Mary's School and Aberdeen High School. In another scene, trucks rush out of the fire station. On a city street, firemen spray water high into the air and appear to be staging a demonstration of firefighting techniques.

Firemen and boys stand near a fire truck parked on a wharf, possibly at the Chehalis River at Aberdeen, spraying water into the harbor. The boys toss something, possibly wood, into the path of the spray. Two men in uniform pose for the camera with the fire truck and firemen in the background.

A gathering of school children and adults in a large field, for a bond burning ceremony. Participants walk in a circle as newcomers join the procession, then participants in the middle stand still. Soon everyone stops and the middle of the circle is clear. George B. Miller stands on a crate in the center of the circle and addresses the crowd. He removes a document, bonds for the Miller Natatorium, from the breast pocket of his coat and hands it to a girl, who then holds the document over a fire until it begins to burn. The crowd disperses, running in one direction.

J. M. Phillips stands on a platform and addresses a crowd in the stands of the Grays Harbor County Fairgrounds in Elma, Washington. Men walk in and out of a barnlike building covered in signs: Merchant’s Exhibits, A.F. of L. Bldg., Judge Phillips will Deliver Labor Day Address. There is a ferris wheel visible behind the building. On a track inside the stadium, a marching band is followed by men leading horses, bulls, and cows in front of the reviewing stand. In the stadium, J. M. Phillips performs a wedding ceremony in front of the crowd. The bride and groom sit in the bleachers, sign their marriage certificate and smile at the camera. People seated in the stands look at the camera, smile, and watch activities taking place on the field.

Title card: City Firemen (tinted pink). Title: Labor Day at the Fair, Anderson Photo, J. M. Phillips Speaks (tinted yellow). J. M. Phillips stands on a platform and addresses a crowd in the stands of what appears to be the Grays Harbor County Fairgrounds in Elma, Washington.

A group of men and boys are gathered by train tracks in a rural, wooded area. Two men prepare bundles of plant material, possibly saplings, that they place into bags. A group of boys pose for the camera holding the bags of saplings. Men and boys walk around a heavily lumbered area. Boys appear to be planting a tree. The group leaves together, walking along the train tracks.

A large group of women work together in a commercial kitchen, putting what appears to be a dessert, perhaps strawberry shortcake, into cups. They hand out the cups to people passing by.

Group of men and boys in the woods, slowly walking on a fallen log.

Title: Captain Kidd's Pirates Picnic. A group of children pose for the camera, smiling and waving. A large number of children run in a field, followed by the title: Somebody said, "Ice Cream." Children run towards the camera, across the field, seem to reach their destination and then are seen eating ice cream cones. A young girl is stationed behind a table handing out ice cream cones, while a young man stands next to her dishing out ice cream for a group of little boys. A number of young girls, dressed as pirates, pose for the camera. Title: Pirates fight. The children pretend to fight each other with wooden swords, while jostling each other and laughing. Title: Captain Kidd and Her Committee. A group of adults and children pose for the camera. They wave and make filming gestures toward the cameraman.

A herd of cows stands in a corral then is herded down a street by men on horseback. Sign on a building reads, The Chronicle, Printers for Elma and a sign on an awning is for Meadowcrofts . The cows are herded past a storefront with Meatspainted on the awning. A man stands outside the storefront and a woman walks inside.

Title: Opening Aberdeen-Willapa Highway. Title: Caravan Lined Up For Trip Over the Road. A line of cars, including one with a sign on the door State of Washington Highways C-113 , are parked on a wet city street in Cosmopolis, Washington. A crowd of people, including school children, are lined up on the side of the street, waving, some carry umbrellas. Cars line up on the street, ready to make the trip. In another scene, cars are parked on a rural road, one of which appears to be a news van. People mill around, some seem to be carrying equipment. A line of cars drives down the road to where the news crews are parked. People get out of their cars and gather around news vans. Title:Samuel J. Humes Cuts the Tape Opening the Road. A group of men in coats and hats stand around talking, then walk over a barrier, smiling at the camera as they pass by.

A public ceremony in which a young girl is given a tiara.

A group of people, in a field, are standing inside tables that are set up in the shape of a U. They serve a large crowd coffee and plates of food. A group of men stand by a car, possibly a 1924 Ford Model T Coupe, smoking cigars and talking. A very large group of people gather and listen to a man delivering a speech on a platform.

Groups of men and boys, some wearing Boy Scout uniforms, walk and jog down what appears to be a logging road, past a smoldering pile of wood. They wave at the camera and take off their caps.Young boys jump up and down, wave, and dance for the camera, more join them. A group of young men and boys stand in a line, apparently posing for a picture. The group breaks up and they walk past the camera and wave, carrying tools, shovels, and pickaxes.

Title: Annual Police Ball Parade, Photographed by—Anderson Photo. Title: platoon of Aberdeen Policeman [sic]. Parade, cars are parked on both sides of the street. Very few spectators visible. Sign on building: Benson's, Hotel Turner. Police unit marching down street. Title: Chief Allen. Car with star decoration on hood, drives in parade. Title: Seattle Police and Band. Police unit marches down street. Men carry U.S. flag and a flag for Seattle Police. Marching band in parade. Title: Northern pacific Flote [sic]. Large flatbed truck mounted with a train car. Sign on front train car: Northern Pacific. Banner on side: Visit Yellowstone National Park, Low Excursion Fares To All Eastern Point. Painted on side: Dining Car 1675. People inside car, sitting at tables with white linen table cloths. Title: City Council, Fire department, and Naval Reserve Band. Cars driving in a line in the parade, following the Yellowstone truck. Fire engine, followed by sailors holding an American flag, followed by a marching band.

A parade on a city street. Signs on a store: Benson's and Hotel Turner. A police unit marches down the street, followed by a car with a star decoration on its hood. Men carry a U.S. flag and a flag for the Seattle Police. A marching band is followed by a large flatbed truck carrying a train car. The sign on the front of the train car: Northern Pacific. Banner on side: Visit Yellowstone National Park, Low Excursion Fares To All Eastern Point. Painted on side: Dining Car 1675. People sit at tables with white linen table cloths inside the train car. Cars drive in a line in the parade, following the Yellowstone truck. A fire engine is followed by sailors holding an American flag, followed by a marching band.

Uniformed men march down a street, followed by marching band, past parked cars and a crowd watching parade.

Title: Shrine Parade. Title: Vancouver and Tacoma Patrols. Men in uniform march down city street, followed by a marching band. Title: Our own patrol. Men march down the street.

Parade down a city street includes men in uniform holding American flags and Elks flags, men driving a convertible car wave at the crowds, marching bands, women in Shriner's hats, people wearing Spanish Bolero costumes, a man wearing a dress carrying balloons. Two men hold banner: Hoquiam Core BPOE 1082, followed by marching band. The location changes to a public square where men in uniform march in formation on a field, led by a drum major and accompanied by drums. Crowds watch. Bass drum is marked by: B.P.O.E. [Number illegible. Possibly 1424.] Kelso, Wash.

Parade on city street, possibly 8th Street in Hoquiam, Washington. Sign on storefront: Electric Store. Cars decorated with American flags are followed by a truck with brass band riding in back. A banner on the side of the truck reads, "We Are Blowing For Hoquiam." A man rides on the grill of the car. A truck in the parade has a banner: Fans and Players, [Illegible] Hoquiam Baseball, 1888 to 1894.

A parade in what might be downtown Hoquiam, Washington, that includes marching bands, men in uniform, people wearing Shriner's uniforms, and men and women marching, wearing street clothes, carrying a flag/banner: F.O.E.Tenino . Sign on building: Safeway. Sign over sidewalk: Garage. Sign on storefront: Hardware.

Title: Aberdeen-Hoquiam, Open Timber League at Electric Park (tinted green). Men sitting in a dugout, wearing caps with the letter A and the Aberdeen Black Cat logo on their shirts (tinted yellow). Title: “Play Ball!” Player at home plate swings, hits the ball and runs to first base (tinted yellow). Player at home base strikes out. Player at home base, Umpire calls the pitch a "ball " (tinted pink/rose). Title: As The Birds On The Hill See The Game (tinted yellow) View of Electric Park from a hill. Parked cars and bleachers are visible. End of an inning. Title: 3500 Fans. People sitting in the bleachers and behind a rope on the grass (tinted pink/rose). Young boys look at the camera. Views of Electric Park bleachers, covered stadium from the outfield. Game in play. Fans in the stands. Fans in the stands, young man in military/police uniform sits behind home plate.

Title: Mel Ingram (tinted yellow). A young man in an Aberdeen Black Cats uniform stands by the dugout filled with baseball players, smiling and laughing. It-Won’t-Be-is written above the dugout. A group of small boys and young men stand near Mel Ingram. People in the stands look on. Title: Black Cats Winning Timber League Pennant. A man and boy walk past the bleachers and urge the crowd to stand up and cheer. Young boys sit on the ground by the bleacher fence. They look at the camera. The stands are filled with spectators. The camera pans across Electric Park to the baseball diamond. Title: Resting Between Games.

Baseball game, players on the field, crowds in the stands.

A lake, possibly Lake Quinault, with hills in the distance, seen from a small beach. People playing by a waterfall, possibly Merriman Falls near Lake Quinault.

People walk up to a ticket booth, go through a gate, and some purchase tickets. Crowds stand on sidelines of a football field and some are seated in bleachers that are covered by a shelter. A group of men stand on the sidelines, some are in uniform, and one throws a football. Football players and referees perform a a series of plays on the field.

A man stands on the sidelines of a football field, leading the crowd in a cheer. Players run onto the field, they kick off and the game begins. Three young boys sit on the field side of the bleachers, as the game plays out on the field.

A group of young women are lead in a cheer. A long shot shows a football game, cars parked in a field, and crowds watching the football game in a stadium.

A man leads fans in a cheer. Football players run on a field. Shadows of the spectators can be seen in the foreground, including a shadow of the film cameraman. Children stand in a group, posing for the camera and are led in a cheer by a young girl.

Crowds in the stands at a stadium, some sit in bleachers under a shelter, while a yell leader directs the crowd in a cheer. A group of men stand on the football field, including two in white uniforms who appear to be the referees. Two players have the letter "W" on their sweaters [possibly for Weatherwax High School, Aberdeen] and they stand with three other young men who are dressed in street clothes. They pose for the camera, then one referee takes the football from the other referee. Spectators stand on the sidelines in front of a large crowd seated in the stands behind them. A large letter "A" is mounted on a small building near the stands. It appears that an effigy of some sort is hanging from the cross bar of the "A." The word [Illegible]RDE[illegible] is written on the ground on the sidelines [possibly Aberdeen]. The yell leader sits down with the group of spectators watching the game from the sidelines. A "W" appears to be written on the field. The crowd waves their hands and hats at the camera. A yell leader cheers on the sidelines and directs the crowd in a cheer. [Illegible]LLO written on the ground on the sidelines.

Various shots of log rolling competitions. Includes participants walking a ball that floats on the water and a man wearing a woman's dress while rolling a ball in the water with his feet.

Participants ride motorcycles up a steep hill as a small crowd watches.

People walk towards a small building, some of them appear to be buying tickets from a window cut out of the side. A man stands in front of the building, handing out papers to the crowd. Groups of people cross a street and a line of cars drive down the street while a policeman directs traffic. A group of young women on a field jump and laugh, one runs toward the camera, laughing. Other people walk behind them, heading towards a destination, presumably a football game.

Football game, spectators in the stands, players on the field, running toward the camera.

Spectators are seated in the stands and some are perched on wall of building [possibly Hoquiam High School]. Football players and referees play on the field. The crowd watches the football game and some young boys watch the game seated in the branches of trees behind the bleachers, they wave at camera. Four young women sit on the ground in front of the bleachers. They laugh and smile at the camera. A series of football plays, then players and referees leave the field along with the spectators.

Small river, mountains in background, a group on horseback travels downriver. A pond framed by mountains. A person climbs on large rocks by the water.

People in bathing suits and caps dive off a dock and swim in the water. A motor boat pulling a water skier drives past the dock and falls. Two young women stand by a fence on the side of the road, talking. A tug boat, a crane on the water, and a log boom

A sailor stands on top of a mast on a ship, waving semifore flags. The film in this section is double exposed and shows rigging, a mast, and sails, as well as, sailors in formation on the deck of a ship. A naval officer and sailors work on board ship. Snowcapped mountains are seen in the distance. Two men in naval uniforms stand in a rowboat being rowed by a crew of sailors. One acts as a coxswain, urging the oarsmen to row.

Sailors engaging in artillery exercises, rowing races, and calisthenics on board a naval vessel.

Sailors on a boat leave port while a crowd on the dock waves goodbye. The boat passes by mountain scenery and boats moored in an inlet. The water gets choppy and a sailor is seen getting seasick. A procession of four boats sail through a passage in a mountainous region, possibly Alaska. A sailor sits in a chair on the deck, reading a newspaper.

View of mountains, islands, and buoys, seen from the deck of a ship. The boat pulls into the harbor of a vllage on the water, possibly Juneau, Alaska. Sailors stand in formation on a pier and a group of officers are seated in front of them. There are storefronts in the background with signs for: Alaska Auto and Supply Co., Geo Forrest [?]. A man wearing a suit and a wide brimmed hat speaks with uniformed offers in a circular driveway under a portico. Several uniformed officers stand in front of a storefront, speaking with a woman who laughs and jokes with the officers. A sign [reflected in window backwards]: Drug Co. There is a view of the harbor followed by views of snow-capped mountains seen from the deck of the ship. A downtown scene of crowds walking in the same direction along a street. A group of men wearing fez hats and women in uniforms stand in a line, holding a flag. Sign on building in background: Fisher's.

The tugboatHarbor Queen is submerged in the Hoquiam River. There is a large crane near the boat that lifts the boat slightly out of the water.

Title: S.S. Halco Wrecked at North Jetty. A ship is shown beached off the coast. Title: Coast Guard shooting breeches buoy line aboard to save crew. A man kneels on a beach, near equipment that subsequently explodes. Second man runs to first man and they gather the equipment and look out to the boat beached just off shore.

Cars drive in front of the Temple of Justice building. The steps of the Washington State Capitol Building in Olympia.

Anderson Photo Commercial Art Photography storefront

Ship run aground off shore.

Workers around a steam engine. Sign on engine: Donovan Co-- Logging Co. Forest Fire Department

Three people walk across a wooden bridge suspended over a river.

A drawbridge opens, boats pass underneath, then closes again.

Stores in Hoodsport, Washington. A large sign on top of one of the buildings: Shell. There are numerous signs on these buildings for: Canal Table Supply Co. City Prices, Groceries, Meat, Flour, Feed, Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Market, Fish, Meats, Groceries, [illegible] soft drinks, ice cream. A sign on a second building: Millo's [Illegible] Quality Market [Illegible]. Sign on third building: Garage. Fouth building, sign: Texaco.