Aberdeen newspaper masthead and subscription notice
Published every Monday and Thursday at 540 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington by the Aberdeen Printing Co. MO J Carney editor and manager. Entered at Aberdeen Post Office as second class matter. Six months and one year subscription rates cash in advance. Notify office if paper not received. Ads copy due Saturdays noon for Monday issue and Wednesdays noon for Thursday issue.
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Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Printing Co
Aberdeen
Wash
Law change on term limits for county school superintendents
The Elma Chronicle argues term limits for county officers are wise but may be altered only by constitutional change. It notes two term limits generally apply, warns against political fear as a barrier to removal, and envisions a future primary law ignoring party politics in all but national offices as enlightenment grows.
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Elma Chronicle
Washington
United States
Grandma Sanderson’s Remarkable 100th Birthday Peruna Endorsement
A centenarian, Grandma Sanderson of DelWitt, praises Peruna in a letter to Peruna Drug Mfg Co. She recounts recovering from a severe cold with Peruna, continues nightly use, and extols Peruna as a tonic that cleans and invigorates mucous membranes. The note urges Peruna as a trusted catarrh remedy, available in tablet form for those who object to liquids.
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Grandma Sanderson
Peruna
M.z Co
Fe Una
Aken
Perun Company
la Grippe
Waterfront cargo moves from mills to distant ports
The Newsboy is loading at Slade mill for San Pedro while the Fair Oaks and Claremont load for San Francisco. Columbia sails for Morrendo Peru. Oceana Vance and Temple E Doré prepare for San Francisco. Edward R West eyes Australia. Daisy Mitchell heads to San Pedro. Raymond and G C Lindauer sail for San Francisco. Santa Barbara for San Francisco. Helene loads at Hulburt mill. Tahoe arrives to load for San Francisco.
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Barkentine Newsboy
Slade Mill
San Pedro
Fair Oaks
San Francisco
Slade
Steaeer Columbia
Morrendo
Peru
Oceana Vance
Union Mill
Temple E. Dore
Donavan Mill
Edward R. West
Australia
Helene
Tahoe
Union
Anderson & Middleton Mills
Publisher's Notice for Missed Herald Deliveries
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co at telephone 5931 and the paper will be sent to the address promptly.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
The Burning Bush Sermon on Moses and Vision
A preacher depicts Moses in the desert as the bush burns with God but is not consumed. He urges readers to seek vision beyond routine worship, noting Earth is filled with heaven and only those who see, remove shoes, and respond to the calling will hear God’s voice.
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God
Jehovah’s
Mount Horeb
Vesuvius
Earth
Nebo
Horeb
Jehovah-Jireh
Abram
Isaac
Jacob
Abraham
Samuel
David
Saul
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Aberdeen Testimony
A crowd of Aberdeen residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief and lasting cures. Case in point T M Howard of Curtis Street reports back pain eased after two boxes, with continued well being since 1908. Foster Milburn Co. advertises as U S sole agents. price 56 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Aberdeen
T. M. Howard
Curtis Street
Wash
Dean
Red Cross
Howard
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
The Limit
The exchange notes that a horse has broken several records with praise and a question about weeks. This is reported in the Spokane Spokesman-Review style, reflecting racing chatter and the boastful tone of early 20th century coverage.
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Spokane Spokesman-Review
Detective Boarder Hides In Landlady's Pie Crust
A joke exchanges a landlady and lodger as they note a new boarder who is a detective. The punchline hinges on the detective supposedly looking under the mince pie crust, implying sleuthing habits in a humorously domestic setting.
Christmas displays at Thomas the Jeweler impress Grays Harbor Herald
The Herald urges readers to pause by the post office to view Thomas the Jeweler’s Christmas display. It praises the paper as an epitome of Grays Harbor news and suggests sending the Herald to eastern friends as a yearlong Christmas gift.
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Thomas
Grays Harbor
Herald
Boyer Seeks to Help Others After Overcoming Ills
J F Boyer of Fer fle Mo says he found relief after long suffering from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders using Electric Bitters. He claims five bottles cured him and endorses the remedy for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria priced 50c at A W Shelley's two locations.
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J. F. Boyer
Ferfle
A. W. Shelley
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Dora Foster
The Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County orders that all interested appear January 21 1911 at Montesano to show cause why the estate of Dora Foster should not have real estate sold. A copy of this order is to be published weekly for four weeks in the Aberdeen Herald. Dated December 19 1910 Judge Mason Irwin. First publication December 29 1910. Last publication January 12 1911. Not better than the best but better friends and help boost Aberdeen.
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Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
State of Washington
Dora Foster
Henry Foster
Montesano
Aberdeen Herald
Mason Irwin
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