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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1905
Page
4
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists editor J. Carney and details subscription prices from two dollars yearly to fifteen cents for nine months. It asserts the paper as the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis county circulation, warning contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not true.
The article notes railway presidents in Washington confess past rebate practices as a public harm and urge reform. It cautions that despite admissions some fear renewed pressure from trusts and private interests, while criticizing long standing favoritism and corruption in railroad administration.
Mr Bryan states he is not pursuing any office and would accept nomination only with full knowledge of his views. He aims to influence the Democratic Party toward reforms he deems beneficial, cooperate with other parties where good, and make the party a positive force for good in all questions.
The Herald attacks the Post over alleged graft in city printing contracts. It argues newspapers seek fair prices for labor and materials, cites legal ad rates, and contrasts union influence with the Herald’s longtime support of Aberdeen’s interests. It accuses the Post of hypocrisy and jealousy.
Daily demonstrations show Chamberlains Pain Balm relieving rheumatism Parker Triplett of Grigsby Virginia reports permanent relief from rheumatism in the back after other medicines failed He would not be without it Available from all druggists.
A twice-weekly typographic notice from the Semi-Weekly Herald highlights Aberdeen and nearby areas. The item circulates among eastern readers, indicating local distribution and neighborhood focus for readers.
The New Orleans Union cites the Progressive union as a model to foster local industries, attract immigration, and support new businesses. Louisiana towns like Lake Providence Covington Rayville Patterson Bayou Teche form new alliances, aiming for civic pride and rising real estate values nationwide. The piece emphasizes citizen duty to back public institutions and local development for broader national strength.
The text argues that towns need better roads to attract business and health seekers. It urges steps to make roads suitable for automobiles and coaches, enabling easy year round travel and access for professionals visiting mountainous areas during summer.
The Woman's Civic Improvement league of Kalamazoo Michigan enforces backyard cleanliness by sending a photographer to capture untidy quarters. If a photo fails to spur cleanup a copy may be exhibited publicly, though this step is rarely needed.
Mrs J C Smith died at 6 15 Friday morning after a long illness at her home in Highland Home. Funeral services were held at the residence with Rev E R Prichard officiating and burial followed by mourning friends. Surviving are her husband J C Smith senior of the hardware firm J C Smith Co and two sons. She was born in Belfast Ireland and married in May 1850 before moving to Aberdeen. She belonged to the Presbyterian church and suffered a stomach inflammation until death.
The E. B. Jackson loads at Wilson mill bound for Panama while Kona loads at Union mill for San Francisco. Winslow at Michigan mill also heads to San Francisco. G. C. Lindauer sailed from Wilson mill to San Francisco. San Pedro arrived to load at American mill for San Pedro. Coronado sailed from Anderon Middleton mill for San Pedro. A. J. West at West Slade mill loading for Santa Rosalia Mexico. H. B. Bendixon sailed from Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills for San Francisco. Gardiner City arrived and loads at West Slade mill for Santa Rosalia Mexico.
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