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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
4
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald announces advertising policy and submission deadlines for Monday and Thursday issues. It claims the paper as Grays Harbor’s oldest in Chehalis County with the largest circulation, warning contracts may be forfeited if circulation statements are not accurate.
A lengthy piece argues that Republican efforts minimize panic and economic depression effects. It contends protectionist policy caused job losses and falling wages, criticizing promises of tariff revision after elections and predicting trusts will influence future policy. It cites Senator Hanna on political promises and statehood debates.
In a letter to President Macfarlane Manager Brown reports Moore is a world beater at second and hitting well, likely to cover second regularly. With Julie Streib at first Brown at short Fitzgerald at third the Aberdeen champions boast a seasoned infield and solid support for four pitchers.
Olympia April 11 The banking house of Hayes and Hayes in Aberdeen and the Vancouver National Bank in Vancouver were designated depositories of state funds by Treasurer Mills. Each will hold 25000 dollars awaiting bond receipts before accounts open.
The Washington Supreme Court sustained Pasco city council in denying a liquor license to H. J. Craven and A. F Sylvester under a plan to move saloons to the town’s older section. The writ of mandamus was denied and the judgment reversed, clearing the way for continued enforcement of the restriction.
Architect Reid draws plans for a five story office block to be built in Hoquiam by a local syndicate. The pressed brick and Tenino stone structure is expected to cost around 100000, with possible elevators and modern features to attract tenants and advertise Hoquiam. Construction to start once plans and specs are completed.
Pau Underwood, convicted of causing his infant child's death in Ballard, is seeking clemency after a 15 year prison term. Governor Mead showed inclination to recommend parole when presented by Mrs. B. Shoup Barton, with decision by the prison board upcoming.
Notice is given that the partnership Grays Harbor Boiler Works Ryan & McCauley is dissolved by mutual consent. J J Ryan will collect all bills and pay debts. Dated this Sunday of April 1908 S H M McAULEY J 3 RYAN.
Miss Elizabeth Girton’s Friday evening shower at Mrs. J. H. Fuller’s home drew a large crowd of female friends and several matrons. Guests staged an umbrella shower and a blindfolded reveal, then paraded with tinware and kitchen gifts before a wedding supper hosted by Mrs. Fuller assisted by Mesdames Sargent and Allburty.
Fred C. Hanrahan, a prominent Portsmouth Va druggist, states he has sold Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy for six years and prefers it for its proven cures and customer trust though other medicines pay higher profits. Evans Drug Co. handles it.
In Chehalis County Washington the receiver W R MacFarlane notifies creditors to present verified claims against Rupert Steamship Company by May 15 1908 or be disallowed. Published in the newspaper for at least four consecutive issues starting April 18 1948.
The Gray's Harbor Abdeen Semi-Weekly Herald announces pricing at $2.00 with $1.50 in advance for subscriptions. The notice presents a historic newspaper pricing model and regional publication details.
Mrs. C T Smith and children returned from Portland while Dr. Smith went to Centralia to reunite with his family. A Trout fishing party toured Hump tulips. Misses Hutton and Catterson return for Easter. Benjamin Stern heads to San Francisco with his family. Rev F W Greene spoke at Y M C A on home life. Chelhalis County Bar Association plans for a superior court judge candidate. A militia company may form in Aberdeen. John D Roberts Camp discusses it. The library building is sized for future growth. The Qui Vive club hosted a social with gifts for Elizabeth Girton’s upcoming nuptials. A post office robbery clue turns out to be a mislaid money order.
Gerald Printery offers affordable printing services with steady pricing and reliable quality for business cards letters and circulars. Established local provider emphasizes value and prompt turnaround for small firms and individuals.
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