Semi Weekly Herald of Grays Harbor Publication Details
The Aberdeen based Herald announces semi weekly publication on Monday and Thursday at 40s East Wishkah Street with editor and proprietor carese. It warns subscribers to inform the office if not received and notes its status as the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County.
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Carese
Aberdeen
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Cosmopolis Annexation Debated by Aberdeen Officials
The Cosmopolis annexation debate centers on resident desire and potential benefits. Signatures show 125 oppose and 70 petitioners, with 18 signers withdrawing. Urban growth and a possible five cent fare are discussed as the Union Pacific routes develop the Chehalis river area and Grayport consolidation looms as a future option.
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Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Aberdee
Whal
Aberdeen Council
Crary
G. H. Railway & Light Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Chehalis River
Grayport
Hoquiam
How long can the nation sustain rising federal outlay
The piece cites federal expenditures rising from 1878 to 1908, noting 135 million in 1878 and 638 thousand in 1908 excluding debt interest but including pensions and public works. It compares population and wealth growth with government costs, asking how long the nation can keep up the current pace without disaster.
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Cortelyou
A Fool's Wooing in January Smart Set
Ralph Henry Barbour delivers a brisk breezy romance in A Fool's Wooing published in the January Smart Set. An impecunious New York club man must marry within thirty days to secure an inheritance, sparking a whirlwind courtship and a suspenseful thriller.
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Ralph Henry Barbour
New York
Quote on narrow souls and bottles by Pope
A sharp aphorism compares narrow minded people to narrow-necked bottles, claiming less content leads to more noise when poured. The author uses a pointed metaphor to critique ostentation and talkativeness in scarcity.
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Pope
The Herald’s Twice Weekly Tell All
A brief notice outlines The Herald publishing schedule with a twice weekly cadence. It highlights comprehensive coverage across local events, news, and features provided in regular issues.
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the Herald
Democratic Candidates Keep Quiet Ads in Primary
The Aberdeen World notes some Democratic hopefuls avoided advertising while others, like A S Hodgdon for representative and Ed Hoover for county clerk, may face scrutiny. It suggests Republicans may contest with a full Democratic slate in Chehalis county and hints at possible Democratic contests soon. Also lists doctors and real estate offerings by Will Lanning in Gray Harbor area.
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Aberdeen World
the Herald
A. S. Hodgdon
Ed Hoover
Chehalis County
Taft and Cannon Clash Over Interview Request
Speaker Cannon insists Taft sent for him, while Taft says he only responded after Cannon requested an interview. The meeting ended with Cannon attempting a pleasant exit that looked forced and failed to impress.
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Speaker Cannon
Mr. Taft
R J Hills Declares Mayoral Candidacy for April Elections
R J Hills announces his bid for mayor in the upcoming April elections. The text humorously notes the clash between politics and the holiday season and urges a brief respite.
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R. J. Hills
Breakfast Table Meditations and Yale Outlook
Digest of two opinions on suitors and marriage advice from the London Saturday Review. The piece warns about overly talkative lovers at breakfast while noting Yale University and Taft era politics. It predicts the presidential timber will move west of Ohio as new freshmen become eligible for future influence.
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London Saturday Review
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Taft
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White House
Ohio
Wing broken during air sailing creates new disaster
A terse dialogue notes a woman’s point and interrogation as a wing breaks during a sailing flight, illustrating a perilous accident and a probing exchange.
Garfield vision of college aims outlined in inaugural address
The article discusses President Garfield of Williams arguing the main purpose of college is to train citizens for citizenship and national ideals. He contends colleges should exclude those not aligned with this aim and that education should elevate societal goals beyond immediate practical gains.
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H W. A. Garfield
Williams
Garfield
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