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A local sale promotes discounted luggage including suit cases and trunks. Shoppers are urged to act quickly for reduced prices on select models and sizes.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
8
A local sale promotes discounted luggage including suit cases and trunks. Shoppers are urged to act quickly for reduced prices on select models and sizes.
Speech by Miles Poindexter rails at big interests and party focus, accusing regulars of allying with Tammany Hall to protect Cannonism. He criticizes insurgents for supporting direct primary stances on U S senator naming, attacks the Weyerhaeuser syndicate, and defends Alaska laws as favorable to the poor. He plans a Grays Harbor swing with a stop in Hoquiam likely in September.
A fragmented excerpt from Harper’s Weekly recalls Eg. 1 new Fan Clegg from Walla Walla Washington and playful lines about Aucassin and a boy named Nicolette. The text nods to public figures and a mock tribute style.
A quote contrasts a brutal beating with a misstep in spelling. Brown, described as a simplified speller, struggles to choose a form of “enough” among forty eight variants, contributing to the offender’s ease in ripping his teeth loose.
Tuesday morning 21 passengers left Cosmopolis for lines up the route. Aberdeen visitors fill Cosmopolis station nightly and officials from the Oregon and Washington visit mill owners in South Aberdeen promising patronage. The railroad plans include improved station grounds, telephones and telegraph, and steel coach trains with daily car cleaning and comfortable travel. A load of bridge steel for the Cheha river is expected to arrive, signaling continued investment and expansion along the line.
The text notes that arrangements were made to store material at Centrala and implies a Basco plan for rapid bridge construction, suggesting a shift in project timing and a move toward early development.
A mid century ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as instant relief for burns cuts scalds wounds piles and skin sores. It claims strong healing for ulcers boils eczema and sprains with chapped hands and corns. Available for 25 cents at A W Shelley's.
An auto passenger rests in the shade as May sunshine brightens the scene. A mysterious pretty maid appears with a warm greeting in a poetic, fragmentary travelogue style.
The season's best straw hats belts negligee shirts athletic underwear socks and more are offered at sale prices to clear stock before fall arrivals. Visit to inspect the offerings.
New Yorkers and Americans watch as the Maharajah of Baratulua faces potential dethronement amid reports his $1,250,009 annual income is spent abroad. George W. rumored to be asked to intervene, with European capitals noting mounting disfavor and possible deposition. The king’s European tour purchases, including automobiles, illustrate lavish tastes fueling scrutiny.
A German court case unfolds around a pond where frogs invaded a garden pond. The owner faced a request to contain the amphibians within bounds, citing law about not diminishing another's property value. The dispute heads toward higher courts as both sides seek a resolution.
Sculptor Besirs Steepe has spent about two years shaping the Paul Jones statue for Capital. He uses the terracotta bust by Houden from the National Academy of Design as a model. The Bonhomme Richard figure sits with a naval scene in progress, the right hand clenched and the left hand holding.
Germany exported toys valued at about 12 million dollars in the 1660s, rising from 9 million dollars in 1908. Toys reached buyers in all countries worldwide.
E L Minard announces candidacy for the 23rd Legislative District nomination. The notice urges voters to attend the Republican primaries on September 13 in Watteo, Washington.
A fragmented notice shows several individuals from Staunton Warburton Tacoma Washington declaring candidacy for county offices. Names appear jumbled including S C Quackenbush and references to September primaries and renomination.
C E Bartlett M D listed as a candidate for county coroner in the upcoming primary election. The notice presents Bartlett as a physician seeking the coroner post.
Voters in Aber precinct prepare for the November primary election as candidates for justice of the peace position vie for votes. Local officials urge turnout and outline polling locations and hours.
A candidate announces their bid for a public office. The statement outlines intent to run, with no further details on name, party, or specific position provided in the readable text.
A resident announces candidacy for the Second District seat in the Republican primary. The statement outlines intent to serve and seek party nomination in September.
The fragment indicates a nomination for the Superior Court to be held in September in the specified county. The text is incomplete but implies an official action to nominate a candidate for the court seat.
Local notice announces the candidacy of Robert A Wiley for county commissioner. The filing period and primary timing are noted as September or November, with the public urged to observe the election calendar and comply with official deadlines.
A candidate for Justice of the Peace issues a brief statement at a precinct meeting. The note mentions Abe and a 43 Gt 40 address, with reference to the primary election and voters in attendance.
A garbled public notice announces a candidate for county assessor to seek Republican primary support. Named person E JONES is identified within the disjointed text honoring party affiliation and candidate status.
County clerk announces candidacy for the nomination for County Clerk. Republican voters of Chehalis County are urged to participate in the September primaries.
J. A. Hood declares candidacy for the Twenty first district senate as a Republican candidate. He notes the Republican voters division will hold primaries on September 12.
The county clerk announces candidacy for the county clerk position, subject to Republican voters of Chehalis county at the September primaries.
The writer announces candidacy for the office of prosecuting attorney in Chehalis County Washington as a Republican nominee subject to the primary election held September 13. The notice identifies the position and party affiliation for voters.
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