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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
4
The fragment notes a semi weekly Aberdeen Herald issue with pricing items and an editor proprietor Carney. It references payments due on contracts and the possibility of testing statements for truth, indicating ad rates and circulation related notes.
Alabed Citizens ticket lists candidates for mayor Eugene France city attorney W S Agnew street commissioner Charles H Doncaster police judge F H Fox and councilmen across six wards headed by M R Sherwood Claud Leitch A S Brecht W C Lucore W W Hart R K Moody A F Coats James A Hood A Rupert A J Davenport F K Hite James H Empey.
The Aberdeen campaign closes with bitter rhetoric as youths critique manufacturing leaders and a local party paper brands the effort as machine politics. Citizens are urged to choose clean capable officials beyond nationality religion or party.
The Herald notes a young Aberdeen resident, a university law graduate, running for office. He argues Aberdeen should provide him a salary while he builds his law practice, expressing a laudable desire to serve the city.
The article contends that the only helper for W. C. Lucore is his brother from Pennsylvania, denying other alleged rap lines and accusing the paper of misrepresentation while detailing familial ties and local politics.
A column scorns the proposed Republican ticket, mocks child speakers and the Big Stick slogan, questions affidavits, and warns voters about campaign lies. It notes a Grand theater rally and doubts party committee integrity amid street controversy in Aberdeen.
Elmer Johnson age 65 died Saturday from a stroke. His body was sent to his son in Chehalis with escort from the Knights of Pythias and Carpenters Union. He lived in Aberdeen eight years and was an active member of the Jeffersonville Indiana lodge of the Knights of Pythias.
A short humorous piece noting human foibles and social quirks with wry observations. It parades contrasts between ethics and appetite, greed and generosity, and the quirks of family, marriage, and judgment in everyday life.
The Kids push to align union men with their ticket while the unions' official paper backs the Citizens' ticket, signaling a partisan clash in local politics.
W. W. Anstie is pressed as a strenuous Kid ticket worker while questions of a promised chief of police surface. The Citizens' ticket pledges to cut family water rates to 1.00 per month, urging every Aberdeen householder to vote for them.
The A O U W invites all Workmen and their ladies to the grand dedication of the new hall on Friday December 7 at 8 p m Past Master Workmen Tate will give the dedication address with good music for entertainment The invitation extends to the Degree of Honor and invites one guest per Workman.
A poem skewers a world power figure, the director who sits, smiles, and swallows fees. It laments passive control, suggesting he hears nothing and sees nothing while pocketing pay and dodgeful advice triggers backlash from the boss. The verse warns stay vigilant or be replaced.
Aberdeen City defeated Whitworth 6 to 4 as heavy line work early set the pace. Whitworth rallied in the second half with forward passes and fake plays but settled for two safeties. Colbert and McCauley starred for Whitworth, while Philips and Hoover shone for Aberdeen.
In a playful dialogue a reader asks about cowslips while a milkman slip draws a wry punchline. The exchange charms with rural whimsy and a dash of humor about everyday life.
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