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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but lacks complete sentences or events. Readable items include personal names and possible dates, requiring cautious summarization without fabricating details.
The article accuses the Steel Trust of huge tariff profits and criticizes damages from protective duties. It cites E. H. Gary and company earnings, argues tariffs enrich the trust, and details armor plate bids by Midvale and Carnegie Bethlehem, predicting renewed high prices and calls for domestic manufacture. It condemns Republican protection and praises reform-minded Democrats. It also promotes Herbine as a liver remedy with a testimonial from J. B. Vaughn.
Assessor F R Archer reports Chehalis County real and personal property values up nearly five million dollars over last year. Real property up four million four hundred eighty three thousand nine hundred and eighty five. personal property up four hundred twenty four thousand three hundred twenty six. Most gains from timber lands railroad property and city real estate. few increases for small taxpayers. Also includes a local ad recommending Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for home use.
Aberdeen reports July permits totaling over 70000 with numerous residential and commercial projects. Figures list I H Murray woodshed J HW Matson residence K Drake repair McLafferty residence Henry Gibler hotel Will Lanning residence Hatch residence W Allen residence G W Ninemire cold storage Mrs Shannon hotel C A Myers building J B Dabney store Mrs J D Bennett repair G H R L Co addition W H White building H A Kalb house F E Hite store Johnson residence R H Cline residence Wm Clark residence A M Abel residence Maud Lewis residence Fred Nye residence O Gunnes barn Arthur Beardsley barn plus various repairs and a schoolhouse project at Geo Simpson.
A 1905 analysis notes Oregon uses primary votes to shape United States Senate outcomes, with Statement No. 1 binding candidates to back the people’s choice. Many Republicans signed the pledge, boosting Bourne’s campaign theme while 46 lawmakers in the next Assembly aligned with the pledge.
The board refused a Satsop saloon license and approved a $100 county contribution to a Kleeb Lumber dam on Vesta creek to serve as a county bridge. A Montesano resident seeks $5,000 for injuries after her team was frightened by an engine on a county road. The Moulton contract for the Cosmopolis-Melbourne road is moved to October 1. Proceedings also grant a Burrows Co. permission to lay a telephone line between Hoquiam and Humptulips and call for bids to clear one mile of state road Section 33 18-11. No bids came for graveling Emerson road, likely to be postponed. Gordon Simmons wins graveling two miles of the Elma-Montesano road at 60 cents per yard.
An advertising note promotes a ready to serve Malted Cereal dish with cream and fruit. It emphasizes no sugar added except grape sugar and suggests purchase at the grocer's.
The Grays played clean field ball but failed to hit when it counted, dropping the series to Butte 6 to 2 in the final game. Key hits from Mahon, Brown, and Nehring sparked scoring while Goodwin and Tonneson worked on the mound. Swindells belted three homers in the series and Spokane arrives for five games next week.
An 19th century advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for kidney and stomach disorders debility liver and blood diseases headaches and weakness. It claims a two year kidney trouble relief and safety guarantee by Evang Drug Co and Postoffice Pharmacy with price 50 cents. Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as a prior rescue for acute colic and diarrhoea with prompt relief before a doctor could arrive.
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