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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
4
The semi Weekly Ave with ETL Herald lists address 408 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen WA with editor J. Carney. It publishes Mondays and Thursdays and includes subscription rates and notice policies for missed deliveries and ad copy deadlines.
The evening paper attacks the park board plan to buy Mr Dabney’s hill holdings as a wild cat scheme. City council quiets the proposal at the request of about two hundred taxpayers. Dabney’s 127 lots spread across 60 acres, mostly scattered, with riverfront clusters. Ground inspection showed the deal impractical and unaffordable, signaling a shift to using existing city land on Charley Creek for parks.
The article quotes Batten's Wedge arguing advertising is not a luxury but a business tool that must yield at least a dollar in net profit for every dollar spent. Aberdeen merchants view HERALD advertising as essential, while a Missouri Kansas zinc duties crusade is noted as an example of widespread advocacy from clergy.
The draft notes a JAG Davis report and a call to restore the army canteen. It asserts the officer underestimates cant's powerful influence on lawmakers and their constituents.
Real estate offer from Will Lanning at 116 South Sixth Street claims ability to list and sell properties. Contact details suggest a single person broker presenting services to potential clients.
Mr Dabney furiously objects after the council meeting failed to close the sale of his hill lots for a city park. He sent a letter to L L Maley demanding removal of a Think of Me sign placed with his consent years ago, warning of a $50 monthly rental if not removed.
The article argues that public unease centers not on individual wealth but on the concentration of power. It notes Rockefeller's vast holdings in railroads banks and major industrial combines, which concentrate control over critical sectors of the economy.
The New York Sun argues that protectionist trough school influences the Ways and Means Committee more than unrepresented consumers could, claiming higher duties betray greed and may provoke disgust among readers.
President Roosevelt plans in his next message to urge four new ships at a total outlay of at least 40 million dollars. He notes the national treasury's deficit and the lack of immediate foreign threat but argues for strengthening naval power.
The passage urges constant effort in progress projects. It emphasizes persistence in action, speech, and growth, noting a single step, word, inch, or ad is not enough. Continuous forward momentum across multiple efforts is required to achieve lasting impact.
Rail carriers push for higher freights while advocates argue cutting $7.84 per ton on rails and $10 per ton on shapes would lower costs. Theses debates link to protection dynamics and infant industry support, with critics referencing Carnegie and dated economic stances.
Alfred Sommerlad and Edgar Bateman fished off Eastbourne when a crab spared by a lost bait box caused a stray line to drop. The crab carried a 15.5 pound tribute of live fish to the basket as a covert offering for its life.
Grays Harbor Lodge 593 BPOE will hold memorial services Sunday at 3 pm at the Grand theater with Hoquiam lodge participation. J H Shively state Insurance Commissioner will give the memorial address and Rupert Brooks Seattle will sing. Public invited.
A protracted cold may lead to chronic catarrh. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended. Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee reports relief and recovery after using the product, which Evans Drug Co. sells.
In summer 1903 Mr. S Pedlar of Toronto Ontario suffered from painful instep muscles. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm and was cured by one small bottle. He has recommended it to friends who praise its effectiveness. Evans Drug Co. sells it.
Uncalled letters for the Aberdeen post office week ending December 1 1908 include Agostino Sirianni Avery Fred Blake Stuart J Bonham Frank Cauglas Aug Caviness H J Evens Mrs Bessie Fish Theo Ferguson Mrs H Ferguson J P Guiseppe Cocciante Hansen Hans Helland P J Hermening Fritz Hollingsworth Hattie Trish Byron Jerome Mrs Ethel Johansen Meyer Kalland John Kennedy William Kahn Mrs Marie Myers James Merritte C H Michalak Antoni Messenger Mrs A C Maxey M C Perregaux Hermann Peters Itta Rebyi Andrew Van Auken L E Williamson J O Winiys W H two others. Please say advertised when calling.
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for relief from the heavy dull feeling after meals. The ad claims the tablets strengthen the stomach improve digestion regulate liver and bowels and are superior to pills while costing no more. A free sample is offered at Evans Drug store.
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