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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
4
Herald Chronicle Claims Largest Circulation in Che rmRaile County
The Herald asserts it is the oldest paper on raye Harbor with the largest circulation in Che mRaile county. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and funds paid under it will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
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the Herald
Walla Walla City Finances and Health in 1912 Report
The 1912 municipal record shows total receipts of 357 965 with 335 132 disbursed to cover warrants debts and bonds. Tax and water revenues dominate while operation funds spend 117 767 in current expenses and 54 048 in bond interest. The death rate stood at 6.9 per 100 residents, lower than most cities, and Walla Walla serves as a regional hospital center with many non-residents inflating mortality figures.
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Walla Walla
Water Department
Health Department
Laws and Common Sense Judge Praises San Francisco Superior Court
A California judge, Judge Bradley C., of the Superior Court in San Francisco, is lauded as one of the country’s great jurists for his measured rulings and adherence to law.
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California
Superior Court of
San Francisco
Bradley C
Law quotes mark new era in American jurisprudence
The Tacoma Tribune contrasts Sargeant's plea to protect women from forced night labor with Justice McKenna’s remark that rights cannot justify wrongs. It argues the McKenna line signals a shift in constitutional interpretation toward aligning law with national realities.
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Justice McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Nation -Tacoma Tribune
Green trading stamp tax law signed by Lister questioned
The text questions how far the green trading stamp tax law will go and its effectiveness. It argues the prohibition rests on the notion of getting something for nothing, which is economically wrong and impossible on a large, permanent scale.
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Lister
Reckless premium wars harm merchants and consumers
The article argues that trading stamps and other premiums can be legitimate advertising but reckless price cuts and premium wars distort competition. It warns premiums drive down profits and merchandise quality, ending in ruinous costs for the public, with costs ultimately borne by consumers.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Education Essential to Success of Modern Business Men
A speech argues that successful business leaders must tackle humanity and industrial problems facing the country. It contends the gulf between business and college circles is closed, stressing that industrial enterprise thrives on knowledge and thoughtful leadership.
Federal bureau urged to develop national scenery as asset
The author argues scenery is a major national asset and urges a federal bureau to exploit it. Americans spent 350 million dollars abroad last year and could spend at home if accessible and comfortable. He cites the Swiss Alps as a model and calls for national parks and playgrounds for the people.
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Alps
Rocky Mountains
United States
Power and restraint in personal liberty and government
The passage argues that individual power is supreme yet must be checked by law and social conventions. It emphasizes self control as the path to truthful self expression, while acknowledging need to honor others rights and serve the community to achieve full self realization and social blessing.
Marriage license filings should be delayed fifteen days
A fragment from a column cites a call to require applicants for marriage licenses to file their applications at least fifteen days before issuance and to include full histories of both parties. The text also notes Chateaubriand’s tomb at St Malo and quotes lines from Chateaubriand and George Eliot.
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Chateaubriand
St. Malo
Brittany
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