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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1903
Page
4
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald bills itself as Grays Harbor’s oldest paper with broad Chehalis County circulation. It lists subscription rates and discounts for advance payment and warns advertising contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not accurate.
Harper's Weekly portrays Mr. Roosevelt as a young reformer who once defended free trade but has shifted toward protectionism. The piece argues his stance favors current tariffs, supports party insiders, and maintains high duties that raise domestic costs and shield trusts, undermining competition.
A fragmentary report recalls Adlai E. Stevenson’s remarks at a Democratic gathering. The speaker defends harmony as earned through right acts, notes lingering money and trust tensions, and warns the party about factions aiding the enemy amid discussable splits.
The article argues that reorganization signals retreat and demoralization. It states the party polled nearly 1,000,000 more votes for the Chicago and Kansas City platforms than Cleveland before exposed crimes, condemns reorganizers as sordid, and defends maintaining principles despite defeats.
The National Economic League with New York HQ promotes a non-partisan inquiry into public questions. Critics say endorsements show it backs organized wealth and labor-capital harmony. Prominent figures from the Republican committee and Home Market Club warn the campaign serves private interests and quiets rising protests.
J P O Lownsdale testified his 160 acres on the Humptulips were worth 20000 dollars. Assessor Archer notes real estate is assessed biennially and cannot set a value for the current year. He will refer the matter to the board of equalization for action.
Hoquiam beat Aberdeen 4 to 2 in a midweek baseball game as about 300 fans watched. Aberdeen led 2 2 through seven innings before Hoquiam surged to victory, with the crowd disappointed at the smaller turnout despite 25 cent admission.
A two times weekly typographic notice promotes the Aberdeen area paper offering city county and general news twice weekly for 1.50, suggesting savings over 65.00 yearly full local news.
The Renton Coal Co. advertising man argues for a substantial salary raise amid reports in Sound papers about coal shipments and pricing. A claim is made that coal costs $5 per ton and as much as 47 tons could be recovered from ashes.
The Elma Chronicle marks its fifteenth year of usefulness with its latest issue. Editor Kibbe earns praise for the newspaper’s neat, prosperous appearance and status as a leading local exchange of news.
Parties aware of indebtness to the firm of Garman and Barkey are urged to call at their place of business and settle on or before May 10. Gasway and Barker.
The Falcon arrived and loads at West & Slade mill for San Pedro. The G C Lindauer arrived and loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco. The Sopia Christianson loads at Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle mills for San Francisco. The W F Jewett arrived and loads at Bryden & Leitch mill for San Francisco. James A Gardell and James H Bruce load at An nit terson & Middleton mill for San Pedro. The Melville Dollar arrived and loads at Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle for San Pedro.
A concise newspaper notice formats the Herald as a semi weekly publication offered at a price of $1.50 per year in advance. It emphasizes subscription benefits and the paper’s delivery cadence.
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