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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1914
Page
6
Republican primary notices name John F. Myles J B Kirkaldie W C Birdwell Sherman Hoover seeking county offices in Chehalis County Washington including assessor clerk and commissioner with primary on September 8 1914 Paid advertisements accompany the filings.
W O McCaw announces his candidacy for State Representative from the 29th District subject to the Republican primary on September 8 1914.
A notice states W. D. Campbell announces his candidacy for county auditor under an official filing for the 4th district. The declaration signals an electoral campaign pending local party and election authority procedures.
Paid advertisement announces Bessie M. Bacon running in the Republican primary for County Clerk with the nomination decision set for September 8, 1914.
Paid advertisement announces Jerry A McGillicuddy Jr as Democratic candidate for re election to Chehalis County Washington County Treasurer subject to the Democratic Primaries on September 8 1914.
County Engineer Fred Eberspacher declares his candidacy for the office, subject to the Republican primary on September 8, 1914, signaling a partisan bid in the county race.
J W Hodge announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket subject to the September 8 1914 primaries in this county.
The notice announces ASA B. WILSON as a Democratic candidate for the office of county assessor in the upcoming primary on September 8.
State notices candidate R H Fleet to seek election in the Republican primary on September 8 1914 for the Twenty ninth district representative. The decision rests with party voters.
Geo D Robertson declares as a Republican candidate for Chehalis County Washington County Engineer subject to the voters decision at the September 8 1914 primaries.
The text notes the Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the decision of the Republican Primary, with J. E. Stewart as a referenced figure in the selection process.
Dan Pearsall declares his run for Representative from the 29th District subject to Republican primary voter approval on September 8, 1914. The notice frames a campaign entry within party process and election timing.
J A Graham declares candidacy for the office of Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voters decision at the September primary.
CHAS. DRURY enters the Democratic primary field for Congress in the Third Congressional District. The candidate’s filing centers on party backing and a bid to win the primary and advance to the general election.
Public notice lists Ernest E. Fishel as candidate for County Commissioner third district subject to Republican primary on September 8 1914 and the decision of party voters.
An announcement lists Schelle Mathews as the incumbent on the Republican ticket seeking re election as sheriff of Chehalis County with primaries planned for September 8.
A paid political advertisement from Vancouver physician William E Cass announces his run for Representative in Congress in Washington state. He seeks Democratic primary support on September 8 1914 for the November election.
A collage of humorous quotes and light anecdotes from Philadelphia Ledger Baltimore American New York Malls and Cincinnati Enquirer including jests about court contempt love and marriage manners and a mule named Fac reflecting late 19th or early 20th century newspaper whimsy.
The article surveys a looming Austria Serbia clash and potential involvement of Germany Italy Russia France England. It outlines possible alignments, Serbia's ultimatum demands, and the relative military strength of Germany Russia Austria and surrounding nations.
A collage of brief humorous quotes and folk wisdom from sources such as London Telegraph Paris Pele Mele London Graphic and Lippincott's. Jokes cover grammar notes missing peculiarities honest appraisals and a baby misnaming flowers with Bwobs.
A collage of quips from multiple papers and a dense rail timetable lists trains between Aberdeen Tacoma Seattle Portland and beyond. The items include jokes about women and fashion as well as detailed North Pacific railway schedules with departure and arrival times for numerous trains and routes.
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