Aberdeen paper masthead and publication details
Published every Monday and Thursday at 309 East Wishkah Street by Aberdeen Printing Co. Editor and manager MO J Carney. Entered at Aberdeen Washington post office as second class main matter. Subscription rates in advance. Notify office for missed deliveries. Copy for ads due at noon for Monday issue and Thursday noon for the Thursday issue.
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East Wishkah Street
The
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone 5401
Aberdeen
Wash
Aberdeen free speech clash sparks city debate
Aberdeen faces a heated dispute over free expression as local clashes with the J W W. F action ensue. The city council limits street rhetoric while supporters warn against curbing rights, amid harbor plans by Grays Harbor and wider coverage by The Tacoma Ledger.
Willamette Glee Club in Aberdeen as Knights Event
The Willamette University Glee Club visits Aberdeen next Thursday under Knights of Pythias sponsorship. The group is famed across the Northwest for its singing and entertaining acts and is billed as a major season highlight likely to evoke memories of exam days.
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Willamette University Glee Club
Order of Knights of Pythias
Collegians
Northwest
Dorm pranks and campus fun lift spirits and pockets
The piece recalls pranks in the dorms and on campus, promising humor and nostalgia. It invites readers to see the boys perform for more than two hours, offering a lighthearted escape from a bust ling world and the chance for fat pockets or a dead broke heart.
Gas Stove Destroys Coats At Police Station
A gas stove in the police station ruined multiple coats as officers used it as a seat. Chief Templeman installed a protective screen after several officers including Detective Church Detective Llewellyn Deputy Royce and Captain Tribbetts suffered coat damage from the stove.
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Templeman
Joss
Church
Llewellyn
Royce
Tribbetts
Beck Drug Ad Error Corrected In Herald Correction
A printer error in the Herald of today listed Eastman Kodaks among goods sold at a severe reduction. The correction states standard Eastman Kodaks never have price cuts and the listing was a mistake.
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Beck- Drug Company
Tsday
Eastman Kodaks
Markets endure turkey shortage boosting poultry sales
A three day famine led to widespread turkey shortages with most markets selling out early Saturday evening. Traders shifted to selling chickens and geese to meet demand as supply remained tight.
River signals ordered by U S Engineer for Chehalis boom
Major Cavanaugh in charge of the department has notified the Chehalis Boom company and Grays Harbor commercial organizations that an official signal of two long blasts has been ordered to be blown by all steamers approaching the boom.
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Major Cavanaugh
U. S
Chehalis Boom Company
Grays Harbor
Anderson Change of Heart After Knife Attack
Frank Anderson who was badly cut by A O Eastman, after his wife urged prosecution, relented and will not press charges. Eastman in a rage seized a butcher knife and slashed at Anderson and bystanders, but was restrained when the knife flew to the floor. Anderson was bleeding and taken to the hospital for repairs.
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Frank Anderson
A. O. Eastman
Anderson
Eastman
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Aberdeen Sufferers
Testimonies from Aberdeen residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and kidney troubles. Mrs. John T. Jones of Centralia reaffirms prior endorsement and notes lasting benefit. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes in the United States at 54 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doy
Doan
Aberdeen
John T. Jones
Oak St
Centralia
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cold storage turkeys refused at Grass Harbor and Hoquiam
A carload of cold storage turkeys shipped to Grass Harbor was returned. Shippers were told only freshly killed birds would be accepted, affecting Aberdein and Hoquiam as the turkey issue arose.
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Grass Harbor
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Waterfront shipping moves and harbor arrivals update
The Willapa and other steamers including J B Stetson and Chehalis arrived to load lumber for San Francisco and San Pedro from multiple mills. A. J West remains harbound in the lower harbor while several vessels sailed for California. The High school auditorium received a Lincoln bust and a Hebe statue as the class of last fall presented them with a speech by Alexander Lackey and a faculty acceptance by Prof. Geo Miller.
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A. J. West
Willapa
American Mill
San Francisco
J. B. Stetson
Donovan and
Federal
Chehalis
California
Anderson-Middleton Mill
Anderson -Middleton Mill
Call
Cisco
Vanona
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Company
San Pedro
Carmel
Lincoln
Hebe
Alexander Lackey
Prof
Geo. Miller
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New Yorker
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Dupest
Stars and Stripes
Panama Canal
Tacoma Ledger
College Glee Club
Anderson Has
A. O. U. W. Hall
Francis H. Leggett
Donovan's
San Fran
Temple E. Dorr
Newburg
Helene
Norwood
Winslow
Fearless
Zampa
Electri Park
Grand Theater
Wagenhall & Kemper CO
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Crammatte’s
Merry Christmas
Eilers Music House
E. Heron
Aberdeen Transfer Co
MACY
Arts and Crafts
Arts & Crafts Design
J.J. Kaufman CO
Trenner
Chas. P. Limbert
Arts & Crafts
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