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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
3
The Aberdeen Herald lists publication schedule and contact details. It notes the paper is published Mondays and Thursdays at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington with J Carney as editor and manager and provides subscription and ad deadlines.
The Herald, oldest paper on Grays Harbor, boasts the largest Chehalis County circulation. Advertising contracts rely on this claim, and money due on contracts will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
The piece argues the Progressive Party reflects impatience with existing parties. It warns that party creation without strong public support is wasteful and unlikely to win against hostile forces. It notes Americans often convert new political thoughts into parties, a trend seen since the Civil War.
A discussion contrasts the Progressive Party appeal with existing parties, weighing whether progressive Republicans and Democrats should switch loyalties. It argues that vote impact in November matters more than August enthusiasm and questions if Democrats should abandon their party amid fear of plutocratic remnants.
A Correction The Herald acknowledges a statement from A. W. Callow of Carlson and Callow Logging Co and notes it was written by the Weyerhauser Timber company.
Newspapers report William Howard Taft aims to make tariff reform a central campaign issue. He notes tariff revisionist claims from August 1906 and cites a White House tenure of about forty one months with five Congress sessions, claiming little actual tariff revision despite bills signed and vetoes.
This notice invites readers to submit signed communications on local public matters to the forum. Writers should keep statements brief and fit to one side of the page, with the editor knowing who is responsible for published content.
Letter from J Jinsen of Aberdeen Washington dated August 27 1912 criticizes Paine and local officials Hopkins Davis and Paine for favoring timber barons over small property owners and calls for justice for taxpayers in the tax reduction debate.
The Saturday Evening Post notes Taft’s split from Progressive allies and his support for the Aldrich tariff bill. It mentions Aldrich as a revisionist and cites Taft in Winona praising the measure, while labeling Taft’s move as aligning with Bourbon Republicans led by Penrose, Barnes, Crane, and Lodge.
Senator-elect Ollie James of Kentucky denounces the bull moose nickname for Roosevelt calling it a misnomer and likens the Republican party to a china shop. He made the remark as permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore.
The appointment of Clinton W. Howard of Bellingham as U S judge for Western Washington shocks readers and critics. Howard, a noted lawyer and railroad lobbyist, faces opposition over past affiliations and perceived railroad favoritism, with Seattle Republican calling it a monumental political blunder.
The quotation questions whether party lines are disappearing or growing more distinct as people learn to distinguish false from true. It contrasts claims of vanishing partisanship with arguments about clearer alignments shaping public discourse.
The laughing owl, a remarkable bird of Florida and the south, sits high in trees at night and makes loud ha ha sounds that resemble a frightened human voice, unnerving campers unfamiliar with the bird’s habit.
A reflective poem on childhood memories and the growth toward noble life. It evokes the ache of early friendships, shared trials in youth, and the enduring promise of mature, steadfast companionship voiced through Aubrey De Vere's lines.
Rolla Wells, ex mayor of St. Louis and Princeton graduate, arrives in New York as Wilson campaign treasurer. He vows to raise funds through small contributions and public subscriptions, insisting no tainted money will be used. Wells cites Confidence in Wilson, plans broad publishing of contributions, and notes his vacation interrupted by the role. He mentions two Princeton graduates among his sons and praises Wilson as the type needed in public life.
A humorous exchange from the Houston Post features a woman noting she is not perfect and the man agreeing with her, highlighting a playful disagreement about perfection and acceptance in a brief dialogue.
James McNamara offers brick stone and masonry work on short notice at 720 West Heron Street. Call 1694 for fast service and affordable rates. Local contractor serves residential and small commercial projects.
Announcement offers a free vest pocket book of campaign data by sending a 2 cent stamp to D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington DC. The booklet lists states carried by 1908 candidates, counts of Democrats and Republicans in Congress in 1908 and 1910, life events of presidents from Washington to Taft, state populations from census years 1890 1900 and 1910, city populations, a calendar 1912 1918 and about 40 memo pages. It would cost 25 cents in stores.
The Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County orders guardian Joseph Panek to show cause why he may sell minors rights to Lots 14 15 16 in Block 1 Stout's Subdivision Evans Lewis Grays Harbor Homesites at private cash sale. Hearing set September 14 1912 at Montesano courthouse. Publication in Aberdeen Herald four weeks prior. Judge Ben Sheeks signs. First Aug 15 1912. Last Sept 12 1912.
The Herald notes several local advertisers expanding operations this month. Retailers such as City Market and Riverside Hardware announce new locations and enhanced online services, signaling growing consumer activity across the city.
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