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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
6
Published each Tuesday and Friday at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington by the Aberdeen Printing Co J Carney editor and manager subscription rates and notice deadlines for ads copy deadlines and statements about circulation claims and enforcement of contracts for Chehalis County.
The piece lauds Woodrow Wilson's early presidency, noting broad public and press acclaim for his direct style, constructive approach, and personal presence in the White House. It argues his messages gain effect with a visible, interactive delivery and cites favorable editorials from the Milwaukee Journal and Lincoln State Journal.
Simpson Logging Company seeks to prove the county timber cruise overestimated land timber. The county board of commissioners resisted rechecking by Chief Cruiser J A McGillicuddy and his crew, leading to later disputes and potential legal action over disputed lands.
Aberdeen World quotes True Economy Mayor-Elect France saying the city is not ready to build the Wishkah street bridge. The Herald suspects the remark lacks full bridge-situation facts if reported accurately and notes further context may be needed.
The Spokane crowd marks the burial of John Tornow after a violent spree. Reported details describe weapons recovered from crime scenes and Tornow’s lingering presence in the Satsop river area. Family members of Tornow and Bauer relatives attend the funeral and interment near the old Tor now ranch.
An official opinion from assistant attorney general J. T. S. Lyle states Chehalis County will have the full road and bridge tax money available for this year. Warrants issued before January 1, 1913, excess of levies are void. no authority to spend tax funds on such warrants. Such warrants may be validated when new law takes effect next June.
Mont esano officials delayed action on a 1000 state reward for Giles Quimby tied to his work in the fight with John Tornow. Quimby, absent at the meeting, plans to share any collected reward with the heirs of Lathrop and Blair. Local pressure urged commissioners to approve a county payment.
An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly heals burns bruises boils sores inflamed skin and other conditions. It cites L. H. Haflin of Iredell Texas who recovered from an ankle sore in four days and urges readers to keep a tube in every house. Priced at 25 cents and recommended by druggists.
C H Fry files in the Washington Superior Court a tax lien foreclosure against unknown defendants and all with an interest in Lot 20, Block 55, R Nims Addition, Cosmopolis. The certificate of delinquency 229 covers taxes 1891–1909 plus penalties and costs at 15 percent interest.
Local Aberdeen resident J. B. Pack of 716 W. Hume St. endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming lasting relief from kidney trouble after use over a year. The ad notes availability from oil dealers and sale agents FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo New York, with the slogan Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
Subscribers who do not receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 p m should contact City Messenger Co at phone 72 for immediate delivery. The Angelus club met Sunday afternoon with Mrs J Darenger in South Aberdeen near First street. Sunday school at 10 o clock and evening service at 8 o clock. Open daily 1 30 to 6 except Sundays. The Herald calls Chehalis County’s most widely read paper and advertisers know it.
The Herald presents a snapshot of ongoing community coverage with brief notes on local events, weather, and public notices. Readers are kept informed about school activities, council updates, and upcoming schedules through concise items and timely reminders.
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