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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1906
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Herald, proprietor a date in Wash Que and a Grayt station. The readable parts hint at a local business notice or advertisement with unclear details and no identifiable events.
A discussion asserts government must retain strict oversight of railroads due to their monopolistic power and critical national role. The piece cites historical debates, constitutional powers, and potential for broad public appropriation to safeguard safety and welfare.
A jumble of political barbs targets Mr Morton and railroad plans as senators spar over canal costs and cabinet jokes. References to Senator Lafollette, Websrer Davis, and Roosevelt mingle with calls to expose naval bulletin data and a Richmond merchant fined for hogging a Virginia girl.
A garbled gossip filled excerpt hints at political plundering claims, a president's daughter referenced, a stubborn leader unwilling to resign, and unrest in Santo Domingo with four revolutions rumored pending. Names like McCall Roasia Penn Morton appear distorted.
Chicago resident B Canman writes about using liniment after suffering lumbago and lumbago symptoms. He notes trying a physician suggested remedy and a bottle of Bal iment provided immediate relief, with further details about results and future plans.
Vessels Comme and Going on the waterfront loading at the sea port. The schooner A. West and West & side mill and SUZ to reach Portres West. Vance arrived, loading for San Pedro. All the news that can print in the Semi-Weekly Herald.
A discussion argues that prudent advertising grows local trade, countering merchants who doubt value. It cites varied opinions on spending, effectiveness, and strategies, urging steady, well written ads and frequent changes to attract customers and lift overall town commerce.
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