Aberdeen Herald circulation and publication details
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. Editor manager MO J. Carney. Rates include one year six months and cash in advance with notices for missed issues to the office. The paper bills itself as Grays Harbor oldest with large Chehalis county circulation.
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East Wishkah Street
The
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone 5401
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chesalis County
Allen Law Direct Legislation Debate Split by City Attorney
The Aberdeen World prints a long opinion by City Attorney Hogan on the Allen Commission Law arguing it reads like a jury appeal rather than legal counsel. It questions legality, cites constitutional provisions, and notes fear of direct legislation while praising referendum as lawful. The piece cites Aberdeen votes on Saturday for two bond issues and a bridge site, with ongoing legal questions over initiative and referendum.
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Supreme Court
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House of Representatives
Legislature
Aberdeen
North Aberdeen
Herald
Law's Delays and Justice in Chicago Courts
Long critique of Illinois courts delays and procedural technicalities. Argues for amending charges to match statutes to avoid wasted time and money. Notes a Chicago case where vagrancy under municipal law differed from state law and outlines broader reform questions. The piece also comments on politics and public interest in legal process.
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Chicago
Inland Herald
Spokane
Baby penguin born at London Zoo delights naturalists
A penguin chick hatched at the London Zoo draws interest from naturalists and the public. Penguins in the southern hemisphere swim with paddle like wings and feed on fish. The article also outlines a nursery rhyme sequel game for guests with a sample verse about a distressed dog.
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London Zoo
Remarkable Fish Triggered by Rare Dorsal Fin
Balistes genus trigger fish abound in Japanese waters. The name comes from the trigger like second dorsal spine. When the second spine is pressed the first spine drops with a spring like a gunlock hammer. They are brightly colored with shades of gray blue and gold.
A Boy's Queer Tumble At Electric Lake NJ Dam
Lloyd Skinner climbed a dam face at Electric Lake New Jersey and fell thirty feet. His coat snagged on a jagged rock and was removed from him, his shoe lost, leaving him badly bruised but not seriously harmed.
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Lloyd Skinner
Electric Lake
New Jersey
Lloyd
Hush Thee Baby Night Poem and Accident Hope
A vintage verse lullaby by Ruth Raymond lines the night sky and stars over a cottage with tender imagery. The note ends with a brief grim scene from Chicago Record-Herald where a man is dragged from beneath an automobile and asks about a wife.
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Ruth Raymond
Chicago Record-Herald
Special Election Should Inform Aberdeen Voters On Propositions
Aberdeen voters are urged to study the upcoming special election next Saturday with focus on the refunding bond and North Aberdeen bridge locations. City engineers and Seattle navigators concur the new bridge site benefits Wishkah river navigation, though local East Second street opponents mobilize. The Herald notes little organized opposition and warns that low turnout could favor narrow interests over public welfare.
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Aberdeen
North Aberdeen Bridge
East Second Street
Wishkah
Seattle
The
Herald
Crescent Hotel Sells Lease to Experienced Denver Hotel Man
F C Schlenz sold the Crescent hotel lease and furnishings to Albert Nelson a hotel manager with Denver and Kansas City experience. Nelson takes possession and plans to grow the Aber deen property with an eye to Portland area traffic. Schlenz retires after eight years and will tour the east possibly Europe before returning to build a business block on I and Heron street.
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F. C. Schlenz
Crescent Hotel
Albert Nelson
Denver
Kansas City
Nelson
Aberdeen
O. & W. Ry. & Navigation Co
Portland
Schlenz
Wanted in Tacoma Mary LaPlante Held in City Jail
Mary LaPlante a 15 year old girl is in the city jail awaiting Tacoma officers to take her back. She was arrested Saturday night at a dance in Eagles hall on request of Tacoma authorities who suspect she is an escape from a reformatory. The Tacoma case remains unclear to local police.
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Mary LaPlante
Tacoma
Eagles Hall
A Popular Colonial Design Plan No 20
A detailed description of a colonial house plan 28 by 30 feet with eight rooms. First story finished in white oak with maple floors, second story in birch or white enamel pine with birch floors. Basement seven feet deep. Estimated cost 3300 dollars minus heating plumbing. Special offer 25 dollars for plans and specifications. Glenn L. Baxton.
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Aberdeen, Wash
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