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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1914
Page
6
Republicans nominate candidates for county assessor and county commissioner subject to the party primary on September 8. John F. Myles J B Kirkaldie and Sherman Hoover announce paid advertisements urging voters to support their bids in the upcoming primary.
W C Birdwell announces his Republican bid for Chehalis County Clerk in Washington. He seeks the party nomination and is subject to voters at the September 8 1914 primaries.
Paid political advertisement promoting W. O. McCaw as Republican primary candidate for State Representative in the 29th District with election date September 8, 1914.
For county auditor I hereby announce my candidacy subject to the September 8 1914 deadline. W D Campbell declares intent to seek the office and comply with election rules.
The record notes BESSIE M. BACON as the Republican candidate for county clerk, subject to the decision of the September 8 1914 Republican primary.
Jerry A McGillicuddy Jr announces Democratic candidacy for re election as County Treasurer of Chehalis County Washington subject to voters decision at the Democratic Primaries on September 8 1914.
A paid advertisement notes Fred Eberspacher as county engineer subject to official review. The notice indicates the appointment is tied to standard county procedures and public record filing.
J W Hodge announces candidacy for re election as County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket subject to the primaries of September 8 1914. The notice names Hodge as the candidate and sets the context for the election.
The assessor race moves to the primaries on September 8 with ASA B. WILSON seeking the Democratic nomination for county assessor.
A brief political notice states candidate R. H. Fleet seeks Republican primary backing for the Twenty ninth district seat to be decided on September 8, 1914.
George D Robertson announces candidacy for Chehalis County Washington County Engineer as a Republican. Primary election set for September 8 1914 and voters will decide.
The Prosecution Office announces its selection process subject to the outcome of the Republican primary with J E Stewart named as a central figure in the decision making.
Dan Pearsall declares his run for Representative from the 29th District subject to Republican voters at the primaries on September 8, 1914.
Announcement notes the date for the nomination for the Sheriff position on the Republican ticket, subject to voters at the September primary elections.
Announcement lists Ernest E. Fishel as a candidate for County Commissioner Third District subject to the Republican primary on September 8, 1914. The note indicates nomination fate will be decided by that primary.
A Republican primary decision on September 8 will determine Chehalis County Sheriff incumbent Schelle Mathews seeking another term on the ticket.
Dr William E Cass of Vancouver announces his candidacy for Representative in Congress for Washington’s Third District. He runs in the Democratic primary on September 8, 1914, subject to Democratic voter action in November’s election.
A caller anxious to pitch two stories waits outside the president's room while the secretary explains Mr Green is too busy to meet. The man insists he has two stories as good as the one already heard.
In the museum's early days, it opened only six hours a day on five summer days and four hours on other days. Visitors could stay at most two hours, with fifteen admitted at a time. Each group was guided by an attendant.
A Russian prince Alexandrovitch Abnachidze was arrested in Paris over a bomb plot. The board of inquiry into the Empire of Ireland disaster set a new precedent by not blaming a deceased man for the negligence that cost 1,082 lives.
A camera enabling autographed photographs at the instant of exposure has been sold for 300000 dollars. The invention allows a signature to be captured directly on film as the image is made.
Report notes a subset of individuals returning to routine life after long absences seem to carry a cold storage look. Experts speculate on altered routines and delayed reintegration affecting social interaction and work habits.
Describes a 30 by 44 foot bungalow plan with a full basement and two stories suited to 12 degrees below zero. Features include three bedrooms via closet rooms, oak living and dining rooms, birch kitchen, and concealed beds in closets. Cost around $3,600 plus optional 900 for second story. Publisher offers Saxon’s 1914 American Dwellings plans.
England total war strength 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Russia total war strength 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. France total war strength 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Germany total war strength 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. China total war strength 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. United States total strength 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Coal first mined near Richmond Virginia circa 1700. anthracite used in 1768. origin of public free school system attributes to many minds. hair of the dog belief traced to Scotland and Aristophanes.
The text discusses the term gringo used for English speakers in Latin America, noting varied origins and Chilean usage. It also explains the U S secret service as part of the treasury, focused on counterfeit money, protecting the president, and deterring fraud. plus brief maxims on preaching versus practice and marriage as a lottery.
A humorous tale from Dumbarton bailie Sergeant Sandy Lawrence recalls the 1882 queen's prize and a cashier exchange, while a reflective sea poem by Bret Harte and a moral about Scottish prudence underline the clipping.
The article recounts Pete Dailey leaving an all night cafe to visit the Polo Grounds asking to be driven around the bases and then sleeping in the cab. It also tells a funny London Globe tale of a solicitor general kneeling to greet Queen Victoria and later becoming lord chancellor of England.
A study of Robert May's Accom plisht Cook argues English cooking had variety despite critics. It cites a confectionery ship with powder guns and pies holding live frogs and birds, plus playful egg shell waters to sweeten the scent.
Early results from Storrs College tests in Connecticut show hens with a sour milk diet as chicks setting strong egg records. A commercial poultryman reports his 7,000 chicks reached pullet stage two months earlier due to constant sour milk feeding.
The article blends agricultural guidance on pruning orchards pest control and grafting with railway timetables. It covers proper planting and fertilization methods for beans apples and pears, then lists several train Nos and departure times among Washington and Oregon routes.
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