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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
4
Subscribers urged to report missing issues and deadlines for ad copy. The note emphasizes Grays Harbor circulation claims and contract forfeiture if circulation figures are not absolutely true.
The World attacks the Herald and council over a Dabney hill land deal and alleges misrepresentation in coverage. It challenges who endorsed the petition and accuses the Herald of personal motives while defending the city’s missed opportunity.
The State Bar association calls for a vigorous grand jury investigation into alleged misconduct by Supreme Court Judge Milo Root and former Chief Justice M J Gordon. It asserts bar members are officers of the courts and must ensure a fearless prosecution to reveal the truth and punish wrongdoers.
Grosvenor warns tariff reduction will ruin West coast sheep farming. Wall Street shearers likely share the concern.
An abridged restatement of US and Japan policy by Root and Takahira outlines five points. It emphasizes peaceful business, open door, no island seizure, support for a united China, and joint action if needed to promote the dominant Pacific policy.
William M. Schultz, 62, died suddenly at home on Sixth and Division streets after returning from his daughter’s house. He fell ill while talking with his wife, and efforts to revive him failed. He was born in Bremen Germany and lived in Rochester Minnesota before moving to Aberdeen seven years ago. Survived by wife and six children Oscar, Carl, Max, Mrs. Al Coats, Mrs. A J Anderson, and Mrs. Frank Schneider. Burial details at Bowes & Randolph parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
The piece questions the political morality of confirming Daniel J. Keefe as Commissioner General of Immigration. Labor leaders claim to have proofs of his late campaign conversion to Taft, presenting a controversial change of heart as decisive in the nomination debate.
A Burlington Iowa lumber manufacturer distributed its yearly bonus by adding ten percent to the payroll and dividing the amount among its workers. The practice promotes steadiness for both employer and employees and is viewed as beneficial.
The Slade mill loads for San Pedro with the schooner R C Slade, and the Newburg steamer for San Francisco. Other vessels and ships load at West and American mills for San Pedro San Francisco San Diego and related ports as arrivals continue through the week.
Report notes the canal project has advanced to a phase demanding major repairs. Officials indicate portions of the canal require overhaul to address wear and structural concerns discovered during ongoing construction.
Weber Field graduate Douglas Stevenson joins the cast of Fifty Miles From Boston at the Grand theater. The Kentucky native from Daisy Hill near Lexington has played roles in Higglodt-Piggley Twaddle Twaddle and other shows and later portrayed Prince Candido in The Merry Widow burlesque.
Henry W. Savage arranged for a company under James D. Barton & Company to stage The Devil a Hungarian comedy sensation. The production promises a high-class performance matching the Garden theater standard for tomorrow night at the Grand.
A renowned female writer at a New York dinner argues dissatisfaction drives progress. She claims contented people are often asleep when work is needed, signaling a call to strive rather than settle for ease.
Certificates granted to David Adams Et ta Arland A D Beardslee Bessie Bryan Rose R Crysler J H Curry Barbara Goble Jennie Greenwood Anna C Hanson Hazel Magill Marie E Monahan Geneva H Pike Myrtle Record Ethel Shannon Jennie Ship ley Etta M Staples Ida Stilwell Ida Thomson Rose Davies Lee Bessie Gillespie through Chehalis county applications.
Aberdeen Herald notes reduced rates for pine job printing offering moderate prices for local customers.
A brutal husband taunts his wife about expenses and ugliness of new hats. He dismisses her worries while insisting on paying, and the patient wife laments the mental toll of wearing them as she is silenced by his return to the newspaper.
The intense itching of eczema is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases have been cured. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
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