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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1911
Page
7
A. Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo NY proclaims the pills cured chronic constipation when all others failed. The ad lists cures for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility. 75e at A W Shelley's.
A compact bank notice states Hayes Bankers Incorporated with capital and surplus of 225000 transacts general banking, handles foreign and domestic exchange, taxes non residents, and offers to discount good mill paper.
Camp 5431 of the Modern Woodmen of America meets every second and fourth Friday evening at J. O. O. F. Hall located at Market and F Streets. Visiting neighbors welcome. Falkner serves as C C.
City subscribers failing to receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays will notify the City Messenger Co Tel 5931 and a paper will be sent to the address at
Stockholders of Davidson Bros a corporation in Chehalis County Washington are notified of a meeting at the Aberdeen office on February 2 1911 at 2 PM to vote on increasing capital stock from 3000 to 20000. Trustees L C Davidson Frank Davidson and Fred Davidson signed with dates Dec 8 1910 and last publication Jan 26 1911.
James A. Edgerton argues insurgents in Congress resist President Taft on tariff revision delaying action on wool schedule. He says only immediate reform can curb corruption in politics and business, warning voters will punish obstruction and insist on honest standards and enforcement.
Judge Prouty who defeated Hull in the primaries and later won a Des Moines congressional seat is described as homely. A bailiff in his court was said to be even homelier, making a stranger choose the ugliest man in the room.
Debates show insurgents want rapid action on wool tariffs and a permanent tariff commission, opposing the tariff board and delaying bills. Senator Murdock proposes labeling all textiles by fiber content to aid consumers, with penalties for falsified tags.
Governor Wilson backs James E. Martine as the progressive nominee in New Jersey. Bosses James Smith and Davis wage open war to deny Wilson the party’s vote at the national convention. Martine, a radical farmer orator aligned with Bryan, opposes tariff measures and backs reforms to align with progressive sentiment.
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