Plumber licensing tied to mayoral delay draws flare
Aberdeen column criticizes city for delaying appointment of plumbing inspector, making license enforcement impossible and risking fines. Mention notes Roosevelt support, Elihu Root rail policy query, and Henry Watterson call Roosevelt messiah of brotherhood.
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Henry Watterson
Roosevelt
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Foraker’s Gloom Works
The piece mocks Senator Foraker calling him a “gloom discoverer” who warns that defeat of Cox machine in Ohio and the Durham machine in Philadelphia threatens Republican supremacy. It parodies his claims that defeating Herrick would ruin pensions, tariffs, the gold standard, and trigger a financial panic.
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Hlustiatud Industrial Edition to Debut Next Saturday
The Heraid announces the Hlustiatud Industrial Edition will appear next Saturday as an eight page home print issue with half tone images on every page. It uses fine book paper and aims to impress Aberdeen readers and distant recipients. Single copies will be sold at 5 cents from the office.
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Aberdeen
Citizens of Pennsylvania Move Toward Independent Thought
A comment notes a 600000 vote shift in a year as proof that Pennsylvanians possess the qualifications for independent thinking and personal responsibility in civic choices.
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Pennsylvania
Statehood Spurred for Minerva Not Maude Idea
A movement proposes admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state named Minerva, prompting questions why Maude is not chosen as the alternative. Supporters argue Minerva would reflect a unified identity while critics raise concerns about nomenclature and regional history.
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Oklahoma and
Indian Territories
Minerva
Maude
Senator Dick Declares Ohio Result Lacks National Significance
Ohio Senator Dick argues the recent outcome in Ohio holds no national significance and downplays its impact on broader politics. The remark frames the result as locally limited rather than pivotal for federal races or policy.
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Ohio
Public School Plans Evening Entertainment at Congregational Church
Tomorrow night the high school hosts a student entertainment at the Congregational church.W Eugene Knox, a well known impersonator, will perform in multiple selections based on audience taste. The high school will provide the music, and proceeds benefit the Athletic association. Admission is 15 and 25 cents.
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W. Eugene Knox
Knox
Athletic Association
Timber cruisers move in Montesano area for Weyerhaeuser
Timber cruisers are working in township 16 7 south of Montesano six to twelve miles, targeting odd sections owned by Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. The Northern Pacific timber sold to the company already has full estimates, suggesting large future log purchases by Harbor mill firms and a major county deal may be imminent.
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Montesano
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co
Northern Pacific
In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A promotional notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt effective relief for coughs and croup. It highlights suitability for children, pleasant taste, and safety, with a testimonial from E A Humphreys of Alice South Africa. Evans Drug Co. markets the product.
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K. Lock
Alice
Cape Colony
South Africa
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
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