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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald notes its semi weekly schedule with MO J Carney as editor and proprietor. It lists subscription rates and discounts for advance payment and claims to have the largest circulation in Chehalis county, with advertising contracts forfeited if circulation claims are not true.
The United States imported nearly 59 percent more unmanufactured wood in the eight months ending February than in the same period a year prior.Figures show 99,745 valued at 10,292 and 15,206,827 dollars, highlighting a sharp uptick in wood imports and related valuations.
Hoquiam patrons accuse a 35 cent charge after a 25 cent rate last season. park association aims to cover costs with a league team, noting higher ticket prices in Sound cities and Portland. The issue follows a Rutland Vermont ruling awarding 2500 dollars to a manufacturer against a labor union over a strike, making members personally liable.
A critical column argues that current prosperity is artificial, fueled by privileges rather than goods, and triggered by the Northern Securities ruling. It notes wage data and railroads, cites Senator Hanna's Syracuse interview, and questions the confidence rhetoric surrounding Republican success.
The Hepsinger Exhibit, now incorporated in Washington state law, offers 15000 shares at 100 each. The first 5000 shares sell at 50 cents, with price advances on the second and third 5000. Shares available at Garman Barkleys in Aberdeen or from president B J Garman. Over half of the first 5000 already sold.
The city council abolishes the library fund arguing for control while trustees insist funds must be kept separate by statute. The dispute centers on warrants and trustee oversight, the council already appointing trustees, a point labeled silly by critics. The piece also touches on Baron Von Sternburg's Washington farewell and ensuing diplomatic chatter.
Harvey Sutherland debates youth and old age in Ainslee's essay. He imagines wishing for youth but notes the mind carries experience, and recounts Luther’s remark about forty more birthdays, suggesting adulthood offers wiser regrets rather than endless youth.
A brief dialogue from the Boston Transcript shows Harry denying a cash account and instead mentioning an expense account in a humorous exchange with Uncle George. The quip underscores a clarified financial habit in a family setting.
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