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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald advertises weekly issues published Monday and Thursday from 40S East Wishkah Street by Aberdeen Printing Co. Editor J. Carney and Eugene Foster city editor. Subscriptions and ad copy deadlines are listed with rates and contact details for the newspaper’s circulation and notices.
The Tacoma Ledger attacks the Herald editor’s stance in the senatorial race, accusing him of aiding a Wilson driven scheme and urging Democrats to vote in the September primary to resist “money and morals” manipulation. It argues the primary process must name United States senators, not a machine-backed choice.
The piece argues no law bans party affiliation and urges defense of direct primary against GOP leaders and socialist hypotheticals. It accuses leaders of resisting people’s control, labeling opposition as lawbreaking while supporting reform through lawful means. The Herald defends its editor amid attacks.
Lue F. Vernon criticizes Republicans who refuse full fealty to John L. Wilson style Republicanism calling for loyalty in sack-cloth and ashes. He warns that dissenters risk being read out of the party by the perennial Senate candidate and Seattle Post-Intelligencer owner.
Mrs. L. G. Humburger announces that the Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association has withdrawn its endorsement of F. C. Lior and the scheme to issue 20 pamphlets. The endorsement was based on misrepresentation about pamphlet costs and use for soliciting advertisements by agent F. A. Lloyd. The public is warned not to patronize Lloyd or assume any benefit from the association’s affiliation.
A telegram from Sheriff Payette’s sister says his mother is dying at her home in Tropical Cal. Payette, in the woods near Vancouver Washington, is unreachable by wire while Montesano officials seek his location.
Company G N G W of Aberdeen returns from a 12 day encampment at the American lake camp tired but satisfied with the program. Officers report the camp was successful overall though forest fires and heavy demands limited some objectives.
The fall term continues as Franklin building is painted and a full list of teachers is awaited. Many former instructors return while several new faces join. The county teachers institute date shifted from early September to after holidays due to instructor availability. County Superintendent McKillip promises a highly competent corps and a record institute for the county.
A committee will solicit subscriptions for speakers to be heard in Aberdeen during the current campaign. May bring Senator Murdock to Aberdeen on September 7 to align with Miles C Poindexter in Hoquiam. The executive committee will check if both can appear the same evening in Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Endorsement of candidates postponed to September 1. About 200 members on the rolls. Rexall Store advertises its well equipped prescription department at 216 South H Street.
The third rank team from Wishkah Lodge No 44 will travel to Montesano next Thursday night to reinstate Ivanhoe Lodge No 77. Elma Lodge will send many members and perform first rank work.
The North Aberdeen Improvement club will meet Tuesday night at the club rooms in the old city hospital building to discuss contemplated improvements for the locality. All Second ward property owners and others are invited to attend. The Herald tells it all.
Aberdeen Construction Company won the Hoquiam sewer contract in a competitive letting. The bid of 34045 came in about 10000 under the city engineer's estimate, while several property owners filed protests and injunctions are threatened.
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