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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
1
Shoppers flock to WAUGHT store for Christmas gifts with a wide range of items. Highlights include robes at 3.45, linen table sets at 5.00, fur coats from 2.00 to 60.00, silk waists 2.00 to 7.50, and umbrellas 39 cents to 5.00. Muscular emphasis on new stock, low prices, and no shop-worn goods. Note urging readers to write the store address on route cards.
Col Roosevelt condemns President Wilson over Mexican policy arguing revolts arise from radical classes and that U S intervention would not stop outrages nor aid the Mexican masses. He claims revolts target Catholic institutions and that the root cause is education and awakening among the lower class.
The piece argues that while Europe mobilizes armies, America shifts to wartime production and exports. It urges boosting finished goods over raw materials, expanding manufacturing, and leveraging mineral resources to meet foreign demand in Europe and the Americas. It highlights Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia and other nations as trade partners and notes a historic 80 million dollar annual U.S. trade deficit with ABC countries.
Subscribers served by city carrier failing to receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 PM should call City Messenger Co at phone 73 to arrange immediate delivery.
The Aberdeen All Star team lost to Tacoma in a charity football game, with light gate receipts leaving the Tacoma club $50 in the hole. Local papers praised the contest as one of the year's best, noting solid performances from Faulk and teammates while players from both sides patched differences and watched the later quarters from the sidelines.
A vintage home canning excerpt outlines several pickle recipes and methods. It lists ingredients and steps for Toledo Pickle Mixed Mustard Pickles Chopped Pickle and Sweet Pickles with vinegar sugar spices and prescribed cooking times and quantities. The tone mirrors old newspaper or cookbook guidance for home preservation.
In Hoquiam the Saturday school election saw two tickets, one male and one female. The men won by more than two to one with over 1000 ballots cast, including a strong showing in the Fourth ward. Powell led the ticket. Hurd and Hurley were re elected. McGlauffin narrowly led in the Sixth ward while the rest of the women trailed.
A compact collection of quotations on war slavery reputation truth and craft. Notable voices include Voltaire Bacon Latin proverbs Young Emerson on society ethics and craft.
The fragment asks which class of people lives the largest and cites a quirky line from Duiles News. The source provides minimal readable context and no clear factual answer.
About 249 Odd Fellows from eight Chehalis county lodges met in Hoquiam for the district semiannual meeting. Officers elected for the term were President W. H. Pearson Aberdeen Vice President F. C. Helms Elma Secretary M. L. Martin Montesano Treasurer Frank Leisner Oakville. Satsop will host the next session. Rev J W Beard welcomed attendees and Cosmopolis lodge provided music and degree work before a midnight banquet.
The Associated Charities of Hoquiam plans a charity ball on Friday evening December 18 at the Elks' home. Walter Gregg handles details as funds are sought for winter work. Tickets priced at 2.50 will be sold at local banks.
The Merald is the most widely read paper in Chehalis County and trusted by savvy advertisers.
Montesano December 7 pupils of the graded school stage The Whole Year Round Thursday evening December 10 at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium A 10 cent admission to defray expenses. pupils from every grade participate for an engaging spectacle in the program
Montesano fire department raised 91.10 from its twenty first annual masquerade ball and supper and aims to pay 1900 on January 1 1915 to start the new year with a reduced mortgage. The goal is to retire the debt in six years and place the property in city ownership to save rent for taxpayers.
The following marriage licenses were issued last week: W. B. Simmons and Frances McLean of Oakville. A. E. Link and Angot Talsen of Aberdeen. H. A. Hastings of Hoquiam and Mona M. Thorgerson of St Johns Oregon. Searle Halton and Leda Henderson of Aberdeen.
Subscribers served by city carriers by calling the City Messenger Co. Phone 72, who will deliver en copy immediately.
Notice to stockholders announces a meeting at Boner & Boner offices Aberdeen Washington January 25 1915 at 8 PM. Purpose to consider increasing capital from 250000 shares to 1000000 shares at par $1 and any other lawful business. Trustees J W Young W J Egerer J D Walker. First publication December 4 1914 last January 22 1915.
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