Aberdeen Herald Ad Rates And Claims
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald announces subscription prices and discounts for advance payment. Editor MO J. Carney notes the paper is the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis county circulation and threatens contract forfeiture if circulation claims are not true.
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Taking Care of Trusts and Republican Tariff Policy
The Kansas City Journal argues Republicans push a dual tariff approach combining protection for domestic industries with reciprocity to gain foreign markets. It warns that tariff revisions will favor monopolies while neglecting public interests, regardless of revision.
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Why America remains short of gold despite trade balances
The Chicago Record-Herald explains to a reader why the United States remains gold short even with favorable trade balances. It clarifies that a large export surplus drains resources as tribute rather than creating ready credits, and that the country cannot draw on such balances.
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President Elliott Warns Against Contempt for Labour
In a Boston Economic Club address President Elliott of Harvard argues against contempt for men who conserve their strength. He says labor daily within one’s limit is essential and that a university leader should avoid denouncing those who pace themselves to protect health and constitution.
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Peter F. Clark Nominated for City Clerk Post
The sentence praises Peter F. Clark as a candidate for city clerk citing seven years as postmaster and assistant postwater with records approved by the federal government and argues his clerical ability is unquestioned.
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Partisanship Debate Shrugs Off Principle in Aberdeen Vote
A Chicago clergyman cites independence over party labels while urging Aberdeen voters to back the Citizens caucus. Dispatches note Roosevelt trust stance and possible AG action. The piece condemns petty revenge in ballots and predicts the Citizens ticket will win with broad support.
Hoquiam City Election Fields Unanimous Ticket
Hoquiam moves toward harmony with a unanimous city ticket in the race. Nominees renominated include Mayor T. C. Frary, Councilman at Large C. P. Hill, City Clerk Z. T. Wilson, City Treasurer F. G. Tilly, and Prosecuting Attorney F. L. Morgan. First Ward Councilmen J. G. Foster and R. F. Dandy, Third Ward Councilman P. J. Mourant, holdover councilmen R. T. Tilly Sherman Hoover and Herman Winters. Additionally, several teachers from Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano and nearby areas earned first grade certificates after recent exams.
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C. P. Hill
Z. T. Wilson
F. G. Tilly
F. L. Morgan
J. H. King
First Ward
J. G. Foster
R. F. Dandy
Third Ward
P. J. Mourant
R. T. Tilly
Sherman Hoover
Herman Winters
Chehalis River Hatchery Sets Record Salmon Run
The Chehalis river hatchery near Elma reports a full operating year for the first time with spawn and fry care in progress. Superintendent Falart adopted a trap egg method improving yield and cut feeding, turning out about 6 million fish annually at a $2,000 yearly cost. He notes hatcheries boost salmon runs by making spawn more obtainable.
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Chehalis County Logging & Timber Co railway advances
The Montesano rail line is nearly ready for log hauling with loading at the first rollway after ballasting. A 100 foot trestle must be built to reach the second roll way. Contractor Hall starts immediately and additional engines arrive as shipping begins at ten cars daily, rising to twenty soon.
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Death of Victor Hugo in Aberdeen
Victor Hugo died at 10 a.m. yesterday at 77 Front Street East Aberdeen after a long stomach illness. He leaves a wife and seven children, one son serving in the U S Navy aboard a training ship at San Francisco. He was a member of the A O U W with insurance of $1000. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Congregational church.
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