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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald invites readers to notify the Herald Office about missed deliveries. Contact phone is 568 and the office is at 509 East Wishkah Street. The paper bills itself as Grays Harbor County’s oldest and widest circulated newspaper.
President Wilson prepares a war message to Congress as the nation braces for a potential declaration of war with Germany. The piece defends patience, cites German aggression that killed Americans and damaged ships, and argues Germany seeks to force obedience through threats and misrepresented grievances.
The American Economist attacks the Tariff Commission appointed by President Wilson as biased toward high protection, echoing Republican press concerns. It argues the bi partisan make up ensures balance, denies alarm for new industries, and notes protection for infant industries persists only while they influence Congress.
The Oakville Cruiser, edited by Clyde R. Terrell, is now all home print with improved local news coverage. Terrell promises further upgrades and speaks with confidence about future changes.
Aberdeen Printing Co. situated at 309 East Wishkah Street is highlighted as a local printer and business listed in the Aberdeen area directory segment.
The piece urges every qualified citizen to vote in municipal elections to influence mayor and council decisions. It notes a primaries perception risk and warns that new indebtedness limits from the legislature strain city finances, requiring prudent budgeting and earned candor from officials to keep city warrants valid.
Organize a home guard of men past military age similar to Hoquiam to protect property and deter lawless acts during wartime. With state militia in federal service, peace officers rely on community support and strength to maintain order.
Department of Commerce table shows 91 German ships totaling 594,696 gross tons and 14 Austrian vessels of 43,678 tons, interned in U.S. ports as of February 24. The figures exceed common public awareness about the extent of interned vessels.
A group of Company G members departed Saturday with hopeful spirits after W. J. Patterson pledged to look after their dependents, easing their worries about families back home.
A playful quarrel unfolds between a five foot tall Dude leigh and Miss Bif fington. The girl retorts with sharp acidity challenging the notion that brevity is wit in this humorous exchange.
The Pennsylvania State College experiment station offers five tips to conserve manure. Preserve liquid manure, prevent leaching and fermentation, haul manure to land quickly, buy nitrogen in concentrated seeds, and supplement manure with phosphate to balance plant nutrition.
C W Rapp of Oklahoma A and M notes early vegetables like lettuce and radishes thrive in hotbeds or cold frames. With sheltered protection, hardy crops can be ready in four to six weeks, even earlier than open planting, by using rich soil beds and simple frame protection.
In Farm and Fireside C Fisher notes silos are often built late in summer and early fall to gauge corn yield, but risks include delays and wasted moisture. Experts advise erecting after corn planting or in early spring, with concrete joints curing two weeks before filling and foundations set early to avoid delays.
The Pennsylvania State College cautions home mixed fertilizers avoid lime and ash blends. Do not mix lime or lime-containing materials with fertilizer. apply lime separately to neutralize soil acidity or use wood ashes alone. Avoid basic slag cyanamide and calcium nitrate in home mixes to prevent lumping and nutrient loss. Stable manure should not be mixed with fertilizers unless balanced with acid phosphate or bonemeal.
An 1916 report outlines total regular and National Guard forces at about 265000, with 125000 regulars and 140000 guardsmen. It details distribution by region, notes recruiting challenges, and compares reserve manpower to industrial capacity and global rivals. It also covers naval and military organization and lists active major generals and posts.
After ten years of testing dates from March 22 to May 8, the Ohio experiment station finds early seeding gives greater yields. Wayne county shows March plantings outperforming late April or May by 15 to 20 bushels per acre, central Ohio allows sowing by March 15, and southern Ohio seeds a week earlier.
A short snippet hints at a discussion where a speaker desires more but faces a limit. The fragment suggests debate over limits or quotas without naming participants or places. Further context is needed to identify the exact issue or identities involved.
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