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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
4
Seemi Weekly Aberdeen advertises subscriptions and notices for Gray Harbor area. Proprietor J Carley notes mail matter and deadlines for Saturday noon and Wednesday noon issues. The Herald claims oldest paper in Gray Harbor with large circulation and ads emphasize contract terms and circulation figures.
The article argues that granting a railway franchise on public highways benefits citizens but should include better county payments. It calls for a percentage of company car traffic to fund roads and schools and clearer rules on road use to safeguard the public. It cites mill owners and capitalists like Elma Chronicle.
Washington opinion pins blame on Chehalis County Commissioners for surrendering a rail franchise without a two percent net earnings payment. The proposed road, long hoped to be valuable, faces lasting scrutiny and criticism from many owners and readers.
The Kansas City Star argues that reducing high protection and concentrating wealth harms the public, urging popular sovereignty and the education role of consumers' clubs to oppose Special Privilege government. It notes publicity and advertising as essential for business success and visibility in a competitive market.
Fragmentary report mentions Felt slippers and a Jacob who may be tied to a weekly 120 rate. The brief offers little context and invites further detail to clarify the persons and payment terms involved.
The essay reflects on Handel's Messiah and its enduring popularity since its Dublin debut for charity. It recalls the Hallelujah Chorus and George I’s standing ovation, then shifts to a local bridge incident where a steamer passed at 16 minutes before delay, urging officers to limit openings to vessel needs and protect city traffic.
Vessels including camer Tahoe schooner Eric Edward R West and Admiral load at Union, Slade, Burrows, Wilson and American mills for San Pedro and San Francisco. The steamer Butler arrives and loads at American mill for San Pedro. The Chehalis from Aberdeen mills sails Friday for San Francisco.
The Knights of Pythias announce dances on December 25 and January 1. Invitations issued previously are valid for both events. All Knights may attend without invitation. The orchestra will be seven pieces and a punch counter will be set. Montesano Elma and Cossis areas expect a fine crowd as plans open the club room for non dancers.
Weofler Ore Fusket ny casecf Cata t2 chaz Bz Li's outlines a long list of officers and instructors including B. B. dent Joe Law Moch and H. H. Lone. The next meeting will be held Tuesday Dec 21 at 7:30 o'clock. The enterprise gains momentum under favorable auspices per Vidette.
The Norin Miller Co announces the opening of its new store at 12 East High Street Windsor. A grand opening was held with many features for public comfort. A city directory was placed near the door for shopper use. The second floor room is provided to make the store a public meeting place for downtown shoppers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a list and veneers with a 225 foot reference. Names appear garbled and unclear. No coherent events or entities can be identified to form a reliable summary.
In a terse court excerpt a case titled A Wil s NX deals with tithe and a portion of funds tied to a war alms measure. The trial centers on whether Mr Wiley can prove his claim to lands in contention and the railroad company involvement appears in the context.
A Christmas musical program at the Congerational church drew a full house with an order of songs well received. Miss Minnis Cogger stood out among performers as the highlight of the evening amid festive decorations described as beautiful and appropriate.
J A Pennick of Melbourne estimates losses at about 2000 dollars after a fire swept his property. Eight cows perished and his new house was gutted, foundations and car destroyed. He had to cut through logs to reach his home as debris and embers spread across the premises.
A concise line from a historic newspaper item referencing Herald Printery at 408, inviting readers to share praise or provide feedback. The readable fragment underscores a call to spread positive word or report dissatisfaction. The exact date and fuller context are not present in the excerpt.
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