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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1903
Page
4
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists its editor J. Caney and notes subscription rates by period. It claims the paper is the oldest on Rays Harbor Chehalis area with large circulation and that all contracts are based on circulation figures. payment terms and guarantees are stated.
At a recent city council session concern over the water supply persisted as officials debated pressure targets, pumping capacity, and possible storage reservoirs. The discussion noted boiler and pump constraints, engineering limits, and proposed steps to ensure adequate pressure for mills and municipal needs.
A column fragment criticizes the city’s house numbering as confusing and proposes a block based system to replace the serpentine Wish Kab River layout. It then cites Wall Street Journal interpretation of the Iowa Republican platform, noting stronger language and the Allison tariff plank, while the Iowa idea is said to be buried. A Hartford Times editor responds with a nostalgic quip about young love and transportation mishaps.
The article recounts a Supreme Court session with Justices Brown White McKenna Helmet Day and Chief Justice Fletcher amid heated arguments. Justice Harlan is noted as moved to emphasize a major point while the court discusses a congressional action and recent legal framing.
The piece notes ongoing talks by President and Republican leaders on financial legislation while financiers push for favorable bills. Speaker Cannon is urged to aid Wall Street schemes but may resist, though money power could drive passage. Cannon touts a claimed $126,000,000 currency increase yet opposes tinkering with the money supply as Democrats prepare to spotlight finance interests in Congress.
In Olympia Capital the McBride Republicans accuse the governor of dictatorial rule, likening it to a powerful yet disruptive young nephew who lashes out at his mother, claiming authority and grievance as he asserts his will.
Congressman Cousins lauds protectionist policy as a shield for industry amid 1895 panic, while Henry Watterson ridicules feet waving on others and urging new ideas. The Chicago Record-Herald reaffirms July Fourth meaning for adults and youth, and questions its relevance to Filipinos seeking self-government.
Shelter Bros store in South Aberdeen was entered about 9 PM. Provisions mangled include ham lard and potatoes. other goods may be missing. Neighbors alerted authorities after a glass break awakened Mrs Northup. Entrance made by breaking rear door glass. a lead strip was found nearby.
Bank announces updated office hours for the Aberdeen location. Details include contact, service times, and procedures for customers needing assistance during the new schedule.
An allegorical picture contrasts a man frightened by a grasshopper with someone who spends vast sums on a clone cellar yet neglects family needs. The text touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a prompt reliable medicine for these diseases, available from all druggists.
Ford and Sturgeon of Rocky Hill Station Kentucky report that Dr G B Singley asked them to obtain Herbine for customers. They ordered three dozen in December and duplicating the order three times with fresh orders today. Dr Singley is said to take pleasure in recommending Herbine. Sea bottle at W B Paine and Co’s.
The notice warns that a slight chill signals potential malaria in the current climate. It recommends Herbine to stimulate the liver, expel malaria germs, purify blood, and restore health, promoting Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild, reliable option from W. B. Paine & Co. and all druggists.
The Herald Printer offers commercial job printing services at 28 Wishish Street. The ad promotes wedding gifts in silver and class, suggesting a focus on quality printwork for festive items and promotional materials.
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