Aberdeen Heralds Publication Details and Rates
The Aberdeen Herald announces publication on Mondays and Thursdays from 408 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. Subscription rates show one year at 2.00 cash in advance. Advertising rates list display ten cents per inch and readers five cents per line. The paper promotes its status as Grays Harbor oldest paper with large Chehalis county circulation and warns advertising contracts may be forfeited if circulation claim proves false.
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Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Pen and Ink Sketches Stir Carnegie Library Controversy
Col Carney of the Herald begins a series of pen and ink sketches about people involved in the Carnegie library controversy. The Grays Harbor Post notes editor recognition and promises similar courtesy when data is complete.
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The
Herald
Carnegie Library
Grays Harbor
Herato
Chebalis
Naval arms race and 40000 ton warship proposal
The British seek plans for a warship 50 percent larger than a Dreadnought, around 30000 tons, while designers propose a 40000 ton vessel costing $20000000. The piece argues such scale drains nations through build and upkeep costs and calls for limits on land and naval armaments to avoid needless tax and waste.
Daily Papers as Business Proposition
The Hoquiam Washingtonian notes that running two papers in Aberdeen is viable. the Bulletin suggests buying both to merge into one, arguing current support could sustain a single daily if combined. It implies consolidating two papers could be a smarter, steadier business move than launching a new daily.
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Hoquiam Washingtonian
Aberdeen
Bulletin
Mr Bryan’s Cooper Union speech on newspapers and readers
In New York Mr Bryan argued that some urban dailies employ brilliant editors to chloroform their readers while their pockets are picked. The remark was labeled a grouch by some but is presented as a grave concern.
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Bryan
Cooper Union
New York
Pittsburg Gazette-Times weighs senate seat bid near Chicago
A Pittsburg man offers 2 million dollars for a senate seat arguing the government should pay several incumbents to vacate. The piece notes Chicago and Harrisburg as possible nominating homes and questions the best political setting.
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Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Chicago
P. C. Knox
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Senate
Spokane Groups Fight Par sels Post Plan
Spokane Chamber of Commerce and Spokane Mercantile Association adopted resolutions opposing the parcels post proposed by Postmaster General Meyer. They argue against using foreign country comparisons and warn of higher per pound costs and possible mail delays turning mail into freight.
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Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Mercantile Association
Meyer
Germany
France
Belgium
Will Sell Licenses in Tacoma Auction Idea
Tacoma leaders weigh selling saloon licenses at auction as the council backs limiting licenses to 138 until population hits 140 000. President E L Dowd supports the plan and argues licenses should go to the highest bidder as demand rises.
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Tacoma
E. L. Doud
Dowd
City Fire Alarm Boxes List Describes Local Installations
A historic list documents fire alarm box locations including Box No. 4 at Young and Thomas in North Aberdeen and Box No. 87 at Heron and Broadway, with many entries detailing streets, mills, schools, depots, and commercial sites across Aberdeen and surrounding areas.
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Young and Thomas
North Aberdeen
Cleveland Streete
Highland Home
Terrace Avenue
D Street
High School
Burrowa’ Dock
Hume and Ketreete
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boone and King Streeta
South Aberdeen
Wilson Bros.’ Mill
S. E. Slade Mill
Market
F Streets
American Mill
Heron
Fourth
G Streete
Franklin School
Jefferson and
M Streets
Hume
H Streets
Anderson & Middleton
Heron and
Broadway
Third and
Hart-Wood Lumber Co
S Mill
Western Cooperage
Hume and
Washington Sreets
Herald Dispatches Bold Claims Twice Weekly
The Herald publishes two weekly editions promising comprehensive coverage. Editors emphasize timely reporting, detailed local news, and civic updates to keep readers informed across the week.
School Children Neglected At Home
Speech by William H. Maxwell, NYC Superintendent, urging early education in kindergartens from age four and proposing school kitchens, mandatory medical care, and a physician corps to aid neglected urban children. He cites malnutrition adenoids eyesight and dental issues as core problems.
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Board of Education
Evils of Race death by own action
Cardinal Gibbons argues that marriage is for rearing children in Godly knowledge and fear not for self indulgence. He warns large families build discipline and consideration for others, while noting laws bite hard and birth control harms nations and communities.
We Must Have a Fleet of Air Warships
A New York lawyer argues that the United States lags in aerial warfare and must build a fleet of air warships to defend national rank. He warns future wars will be fought in the air and suggests creating a corps of airborne warships to match France and England.
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United States
France
England
Effect of the Pure Food Law on Prices
Dr Harvey W Wiley argues pure and wholesome foods should command higher prices. He says the Pure Food Law benefits consumers by enabling choice between pure high priced products and cheaper impure versions, while not prohibiting sale of mixed products.
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Hime
Cardinal Gibbons
Park Benjamin
Harvey W. Wiley
Geo. J. Wolfe
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron
Ick
Aberdeen Soda and Bottling Works
West Heron St
Cor. M St
Hoquiam
Olympia Brewing Co
Pacific Brewing & Malting Co
Anheuser-Busch Bottie Beer
A. W. Barkley
South
Audersch Brow
Dept
Winneapolis
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