Aberdeen Herald Advertisement Rates and Postal Details
Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wisihkah street Aberdeen Washington. Subscription and advertising rates shown. Copy deadlines set for Monday and Thursday issues. The paper claims largest Grays Harbor circulation and notes contract terms.
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Binureday
East Wisikah Street
Mtr
J. Carney
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Public call for reform echoes in Roosevelt and Heney speeches
The Spokesman-Review reports a national call for reform as President Roosevelt urges Congress to curb law violating trusts and predatory wealth while Francis Heney lashes public corruption in Oregon. Both figures demand repeated readings to reinforce the need for higher standards and enforcement.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Francis J. Heney
Portland
Ore
Heney
Fulton
Oregon
Spokesman- Review
Rep
Illinois Supreme Court rules unfair list a boycott
Sparta Illinois livery owners John E. and John T. Wilson sued Roy Hay and Sparta unions claiming an unfair labor list effectively boycotts their business. The case notes the Wilsons hauled brick for a school in 1900 and faced a union order to replace a driver, with President C P Shea refusing intervention and a local notice listing the Wilsons on the unfair list.
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Illinois Supreme Court
Springfield
John E
John T. Wilson
Livery and Draymen
Sparta
Ill
Roy Hay
Labor Men
Wilsons
International Union
C. P. Shea
Wilson
Revising It Higher Tariff Reform Debate
The republican plan for a tariff commission lacks enthusiasm among reformers and some party figures oppose it until after the election. Critics say it is a ruse to keep high rates and hint at a maximum and minimum tariff, signaling higher rates as reform and aiding trusts. Reform supporters align with Democrats, arguing only a Democratic Congress and President would enact real tariff revisions.
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Congress
State Labor Bureau notes rise in unemployment
The State Labor Bureau reports the share of unemployed men increasing from 12 to 34 percent amid the panic. Bread lines grow in cities as critics ask how tariffs failed to shield workers, asserting tariff laws aimed to raise revenue and spur industries.
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State Labor Bureau
New York
Limiting Vote to Taxpayers in Michigan Constitution
Michigan's constitutional convention nears finishing a draft limiting municipal spending to taxpayers. The proposed rule requires a taxpaying majority to approve public utilities, borrowing, or debts over one percent of assessed value, effectively silencing non taxpaying residents on major city expenditures.
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Michigan
Baker Turns Burglar In East First Street Heist
Officer Lesnick chased a burglar at Johnson & Berlin grocery 819 East First Street, with Brunzel later arrested at 1007 East Second Street. Two other burglaries on the same night linked to Brunzel, bakery and meat markets hit, bail set at 500 dollars. Brunzel, a baker by trade, denied charges as his 12 year old daughter testified he was in bed. The Herald notes Gray's Harper readers.
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Lesnick
East First Street
Johnson & Berlin
Fast First Street
Brunzel
East Second Street
Albert Townsend
South G Street
Pome
A. Townsend
Lanning
Rural parcels post bill aims to aid rural merchants
Senator Burnham of New Hampshire introduces a rural delivery parcels post based on Postmaster General Meyer's plan. The measure limits rates to bona fide rural merchants and residents, excludes agents, and sets five cents for the first pound plus two cents per additional pound, while removing large city mail order competition.
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Congress
Burnham
New Hampshire
Meyer
Anc
Maritime Activity at Northwest Mills and Ports
Several vessels are loading or sailing from Washington mills and nearby ports. The schooner Andy Mahony loads for Honolulu at West mill, while Watson A West departs Slade mill for Callao. Steamer Fair Oaks clears for Aberdeen from San Pedro, and W J Patterson rests at American mill awaiting orders. Comet loads for San Diego at Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mills, and David Evans returns to complete cargo for Callao at Aberdeen.
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Andy Mahony
West Mill
Honolulu
Watson A. West
Slade Mill
Callao
Fair Oaks
San Pedro
Aberdeen
W. J. Patterson
American Mill
A. J Weet
Svea
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Barkentine Gardiner City
Hart Wood Mill
Comet
Aberdeen Lumber
San Diego
David Evans
Hoquiam
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Wanted Fire and Spruce Stave Bolts Ad Aberdeen
Classified notice advertises bolts of fire and spruce stave sought by Western Cooperage Co of Aberdeen Washington. Lists rate 43-tf A twice weekly transcript of Gray's Harbor happenings in the Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald with price 1.50 in advance.
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Western Cooperrage Co
Aberdeen
Wash
Gray’s Harbor
Abdeen
Herald
Northwest Baseball League Sets 1914 Schedule Plans
Tacoma Feb 26 The circuit committee of the Northwest Baseball League met and announced the coming season will use the same lineup as last year. Season runs April 19 to October 6 with Butte Seattle Aberdeen Spokane and Vancouver hosting games. Managers will meet in ten days to finalize details as teams express optimism for a big year.
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Tacoma
Northwest Baseball League
D. E. Dugdale
Seague
George M. Shroeder
Ras+ Hall
Butte
Dugdale
Seattle
Aberdeen
Sp Kene
Vancouver
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says S G Simmons
S G Simmons of Broad Street Montesano Washington testifies to kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills after three years of use. He details back pain from kidney trouble and rheumatism, notes prompt help and eventual disappearance of symptoms, with occasional minor returns promptly relieved.
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Doan
S. G. Simmons
Broad Street
Montesano
Wash
Dean
Aberdeen
Red Cross Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Aberdeen Herald
Baker
Ed. Brunzel
Harper
Wise
Wishkah St
Herald Office
Rocky Mountain
W. B. Paine & Co
Quinaut
Hart-Wood Mill
Bowdoin
Paris
London
Copenhagen
Reseda
Wolff’s
Charles B. Hanford
Ray Meyers
Mary Jane
Buster Brown
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron St
John Hanson
Shelley Brothers, Grocers
Market Street
L. L. Maley
Kentucky
Fred Hewett
Humboldt
South F Street
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