Aberdeen Herald Ad Rates and Circulation Note
The Aberdeen Herald claims to be the oldest paper on Grays Marker with the largest circulation in Chehalis county. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and payments made under it may be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
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Wishkah River Bridge Decision Sparks City Debate
A secret city council meeting revealed five of seven members favor delaying the Wishkah River bridge closure to allow a steel bridge costing at least 30,000. Opponents argue rebuild of the old bridge at 2,500 with lumber 1,500 in two years is quicker and cheaper, avoiding lengthy legal steps and potential litigation.
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Wilson
Trask
Cosmop Olis
Aberdeen
Conviction of Senator Mitchell Prompts Caution on Sentiment
Public opinion calls for restraint as Oregon Senator John H. Mitchell faces a $1000 fine and six months in jail after a conviction. The note urges holding to truth and justice while resisting sympathy for public figures who err.
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John H. Mitchell
Oregon
Mitchell
J. N. Williamson
Veneer District Petition Seeks North Market Expansion
The building committee governs a petition to make the district north of Market street a veneer district. Veneered brick or corrugated iron homes on vacant lots would benefit owners and the city more than empty tide flat plots. The two year term for the current fire limits expires soon, calling for public spirit over private interest from council members.
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Market Street
Making of a Housewife lighter work and tips
In the September Delineator Isabel Gordon Curtis offers advice to ease cleaning duties in her series The Making of a Housewife. The issue also features domestic topics with illustrated cookery and receipts on Cream Jellies Decorative Color Salads and The Potato. Alice M Kellogg explains How to Select Finishing Hardware and Ward MacLeod writes Growing Bulbs Indoors.
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Isabel Gordon Curtis
Alice M. Kellogg
Ward MacLeod
Humptulips Vale Seen As Hoquiam’s Rich Future
Hoquiam residents hear of Humptulips country adjoining the city with rich bottom land rivaling Chehalis valley. Burrows says demand exceeds supply and a new railroad will spur rapid development, predicting the valley becomes Hoquiam’s richest tributary within ten years. The Cosmopolitan will serialize Confession of a New York Detective starting in September. Henry Raleigh provides illustrations for the feature.
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O. P. Burrows
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Cosmopolitan
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Mason County Journal Special 1905 Edition Review
The Mason County Journal presents its Special 1905 Edition highlighting local progress, notable events, and community milestones. Readers are treated to archival features, editorials, and portraits reflecting the era’s civic pride.
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Mason County Journal
Mason County Information Volume Describes Extensive Resources
A richly illustrated twenty page publication showcases Mason county with detailed information and high quality printing, presenting a comprehensive resource for readers seeking local data and imagery.
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Mason County
Inventor’s Feeding Bottle Directions Stir Controversy
A Kansan newspaper notes eccentric instructions for a new infant feeding bottle. The directions tell caretakers to unscrew the bottle and place it in a cool place under the hydrant after feeding, and to boil the milk if the baby fails to thrive.
Timber lab tests compare spruce and fir strength at university
The timber station at the University of Washington reports Alaska spruce has lower strength than Douglas fir. Alaska spruce carries about 4,580 pounds, while the best grades of Douglas fir withstand about 7,725 pounds.
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University of the State of Washington
Aberdeen Gains In Weekend Baseball At Electric Park
Wee Willie Campbell and his hired hands faced Montesano in two games at Electric Park. Aberdeen won 9 to 5 on Saturday as Law and Sullivan homered and Campbell scored, with 12 Aberdeen hits to Montesano's 4. Sunday saw Aberdeen win 11 to 6 behind Jitus and Clark, but Montesano forfeited the game after Campbell was ejected by umpire Girard, provoking a severe crowd reaction and poor attendance for the season.
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Dan Bowes
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Oscar Boettinger
Aberdeen
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Harper
Dean
Mr. Sullivan
Dan
Montesano
Monte
Sto2
Jitus
Clark
Girard
Local Visitors Depart After Week in This City and Concert
The Misses Williams and Mrs. Fulmer leave for Casdordia Kansas with Portland stops and exposition visits. Mr. and Mrs. Wise of Kalama depart with Miss N Wise after weeks here. J C Carey and Miss Edith Carey of Ames Iowa depart via Portland with Miss Maud Carey for an extended Iowa visit. Beckenhauer party heads to Wayne Nebraska. Arthur plans return later. A large Pear son building meeting hosts Evangelist David E Olson delivering sermons on the New Testament church. Tonight debate Red and Narrow covers and a call to hear the sermon with special music nightly through the week.
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J. C. Carey
Edith Carey
Ames
Iowa
J.C. Carey
Portland
Maud Carey
H. Beckenhauer
Sue
Arthur
Wayne
Nebraska
W. W. Boner
Pearson
David E. Olson
Waterfront loading by multiple ships in San Pedro
The Comet loads at American mill for Santa Barbara while Henry Wilson sails to San Francisco from Wilson mill. Newsboy loads for Honolulu at West & Slade mill. Fred J. Wood at Michigan mill bound for San Pedro. West at West & Slade loads for Chinese port. Mary Winkleman for San Pedro. Robert Lewers at West & Slade, San The E B Jackson from Panama to San Francisco. Mathew Turner and Sailor Boy loading at Hart Wood for San Francisco. Lindauer arrived and loading at Wilson. Aberdeen at Western. Saqua from San Pedro loading for San Pedro at Michigan mill. F M Slade loading 300000 ft lumber for San Francisco at West & Slade. Wrestler at Cosmapolis to load lumber for San Francisco at West & Slade.
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Comet
Santa Barbara
Henry Wilson
Wilson
San Francisco
Barkentine Newsboy
West & “Lade
Honolulu
Fred J. Wood
Michigan
San Pedro
E. R. West
West & Slade Mill
Mary Winkleman
Robert Lewers
E. B. Jackson
Panama
Wilson Mill
Mathew Turner
Sailor Boy
Hart-Wood
Lindauer
Aberdeen
Western Mill
Saqua
F. M. Slade
Cosmopolis
Elks Day at the Lewis and Clark Exposition
Portland reports Elks from many cities will gather August 16 for Elk's Day at the Lewis and Clark exposition. Special trains from Seattle to Denver bring large delegations for a big parade and social session planned by a committee led by Major Charles E. McDonnell.
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Tacoma
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Lutte
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Charles E. McDonnell
Lewis and Clark Centennial Guard
Herbine improves digestion and liver symptoms claims
G. L. Caldwell of Checotah Indian Territory reports April 18 1903 that after two years with enlarged liver and spleen a druggist advised Herbine. He says it made him sound and well and quick relief followed meals. Sold by W B Paine & Co.
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Agt
M. E
Checotah
Ind
Ter
W. B. Paine & Co
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