Aberdeen Herald Publication Details and Rates
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald notes publication days Monday and Tuesday on East Wisikap Street with contact 4541. It lists subscription rates and advertising costs, requiring timely copy by Saturday noon for Monday issues and Wednesday noon for Chasey. It claims the paper is the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis county.
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Chasey
Te Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Great Northern earnings rise amid Northwest prosperity
The Spokane Spokesman-Review notes Great Northern railway gross earnings increased by 769 603 for January 1908 over January 1907 and shows a 4 885 204 rise for July 1907 to January 1908. Despite national financial distress, Northwest regions, led by James J Hill, show strong, stable growth across commercial, agricultural, mining and financial sectors.
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Great Northern Railway
Northwest
Hill
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Hnes
James J. Hillé
Great Northwest
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Government Revenue Decline Prompts Year-End Deficit Projection
January revenue near six million dollars signals ongoing shortfalls. If the GOP prosperity trend continues, a deficit around forty million dollars is projected by the June 30 financial year end.
Republican Breach in Ohio GOP Signals Trouble Ahead
The Republican split within the Ohio GOP appears to widen and may threaten party cohesion. Two presidential hopefuls are mentioned as potential catalysts for a more contentious campaign.
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Ohio
New Mobile County Jail Opens as 10000 Visitors Tour
A new Mobile Alabama county jail opened with 10 000 visitors escorted through the building on Sunday. Later some visitors plan to return to stay longer. The Chicago Record-Herald quips about making a friend to rid an enemy. An article in the Nashville Tennessean argues Roosevelt is more than serious about the Taft boom and notes Mr Shaw’s view on politics and business.
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Mobile
Ala
Chicago Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Nashville Tennessean
Grive Harbor prospects rise with railroad jetty build
Business outlook highlights rapid hiring as mine camps open within six weeks. A $700000 jetty appropriation backs the harbor project and the Wookee railroad pushes final routes to the region. Growth in lumber and fishing augurs a strong 1898 season amid expected labor demand and political conventions.
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Weukee
Thie
Seattle
Yeas N
Grive Harbor
Noted Debate on Management of Women in Atlanta Opinion
A short, ironic remark attributed to the Atlanta Georgian questions whether the best approach to dealing with women is to refrain from trying. The line implies a critique of controlling attitudes toward women.
Republican fall dinner pail filled with free soup in many instances
Local report notes that during the fall dinner period the Republican group often supplies free soup to attendees, reflecting a tradition of hospitality and communal support in campaign events.
Cure Your Kidneys Claiming Doan's Kidney Pills
A promotional notice promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney pain backache and urinary issues urging prompt self treatment before diabetes dropsy or brigats disease. A customer Mrs H Gibler of Aberdeen Washington testifies to dramatic relief after using the product and notes her husband also benefited. The ad lists price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sale agents and warns to remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Aberdeen
H. Gibler
W. Humett
Wash
Red Cross
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Wanted Fir and Spruce Stave Bolts Advertised
Wanted fir and spruce stave bolts readers are asked to apply at Western CoopeRage Co Aberdeen Washington for information. The notice mentions printing services and is styled as a public notice from a local firm.
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Western
Coopeerage Co
Aberdeen
Wash
Aberdeen council notes bids for tide flats and street work
A large crowd attended the city council meeting last night as bids for tide flats were opened. North American Dredging Co offered 27 cents per yard for dykes and 199 cents for earth fill, with bond validity proven in court. Numerous items were referred to committees and the council renews saloon licenses and approves contracts while debating water and plumbing matters.
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North American Dredging Co
Kengal
Finance Committee
Bulletin
Huerato
Sixth Street
Aberdeen General Hospital
Hogan
Taggart
H and
Wielkab Streets
Barrel Street
Lafayette
Thomne
T. M. Howard
A. Hoffman
Sobth
J. J. McGuire
Crivyea
Surveyors advance on Plum Mountain area by Tillie road
Mil waukee Road Olympia reports crews near Plum station resuming work after a layoff. One group surveys the Tillie road crossing Rocky Prairie school house and passes Plum station as another team works between Little Rock and Gate City for a possible Gray Harbor Tacoma route. The St Paul road is the presumed client.
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Olympia
Plum Station
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tillie Road
Rocky Prairie Schoolhouse
Rocky Prairie
Little Rock
Gate City
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
St. Paul Road
Washington Democrats call state convention for Denver nomination
A January 8 1908 meeting of the Washington State Central Committee at the Hotel Tacoma Ta coma adopted resolutions to convene a delegate convention in Spokane May 1 1908 at 11 am to elect ten delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Denver Colorado July 7 1908. Basis of representation assigns two delegates per county and one per fifty votes for state Supreme Court judges in 1906, with totals listed by county. A. R. Titlow chaired. Carl D. Eshelman secretary.
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Washington State Central Committed
Democratic Party
Tacoma
Denver
Col
United States
Supreme Court
State of Washington
Adams
Lewis Seeeoge
Klickitat
Police Court Delivers Fines For Vagrancy And Disorder
In Tuesday session, fourteen vagrancy cases were fined ten dollars or ten days with possible town suspension. M Kaufman forfeited bail for failing to answer roll call. Wilson admitted carrying a concealed weapon and received admonition then released. A group faced disorderly conduct charges at the desk, each fined ten dollars or boarded out. Peter Hanson and wife discharged over truancy, with daughter enrolled in academy after brief absence. John Peterson fined twenty five dollars or twenty five days for striking car window after fare dispute. Hendricks fined eleven dollars for disorderly conduct. O C Vammen cases set for trial tomorrow.
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D. D’s
M. Kaufman
M. HH. Wilson
Cosmopolis
Wilson
Peter Hanson
Hanson
Franklin School
St. Rose Academy
Aberdeen
John Peterson
John Hendricks
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Aber Ett Labei
Pacific Northwest
Business Outlook
Washington
John Sharp
the Post
John A Logan
Atlanta
Erald
Aalill
Gity Fathers L&st
M Street
Milwaukee Road
Grays Harbor Country
Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Wise
A. R. Titlow
Carl D. Eshelman
Judge Loomis
O. C. Vammen
Paris
London
Copenhagen
Reseda
Wolff’s
Superior
H. L. Cook '& Co
E. Heron
John Hanson
Shelley Brothers, Grocers
Market Street
L. L. Maley
Telephone 1701
Harper
Kentucky
Fred Hewett
Humboldt Saloon
South F Street
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