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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
2
Semi weekly Aberdeen news notes with printing details. Advertisement deadline guidance for Monday and Thursday editions. Subscription rates listed with cash in advance and delivery error notices. Publication asserts broad circulation and contract honesty.
Contemporary opinion criticizes Senator Poindexter and the primary law in the 1811 Washington state context. Editors argue backers and voters shape a senator, noting pressure from moneyed lobbies and public voice.
In an interview J M Horton of the anti saloon league argues Spokane’s fate rests with public opinion. He says liquor regulation hinges on a clear majority oppose or support prohibition and warns against forcing county or city units into a costly, rigid stance. Spokane Spokesman Review
Prosecutor E Campbell warned Hoquiam officials and police to stop all boxing matches after declaring the sport violations of state law. He said no further events would be allowed unless principals agreed to drop the event and face arrest if staged. Percie Dove and Dick Large were named as scheduled principals for tomorrow night.
A Hoquiam dealer linked to Anderson and Middleston seeks to build a large electric plant in Aberdeen style power project. The plan would use mill electricity on site and sell surplus to consumers in Hoquiam and citywide. He hopes Hoquiam Water Company and other big users join. Several mills favor the Miller proposal and a council franchise hearing is anticipated.
Boilermaker Whitzel was saved from drowning in the Hoquiam river near the Sash & Door yard yesterday morning. Curt Jobes ran to help and pulled him from the icy water as he slipped from a float while returning to the tug Daring. Jones, unable to assist much, managed to reach him as he struggled.
The piece argues for referendum as a remedy to ensure the people’s will guides policy, citing education and vigilance. It notes republic sentiments, tariff reform stakes, and Rousseau’s ideas while touching on Taft administration opposition and potential democratic expansion.
Friends of Aberdeen attorney J B Bridges push for appointment to the Washington Supreme Court to replace Judge Rudkin who moves to federal court Bridges is a well known Chehalis County lawyer and former president of the State Bar Association with a long practice profile jeopardized by asking him to forego his costly private work to accept the post
The February jury draw lists members for Districts 1 2 and 3 with numerous names including Badgler Channing Fitzgerald Hall Rar Wolf and others. Jurors span bailery and various counties, with officials like Osgood Valentine and Pfund named among panelists.
Up to last evening 726 voters registered with 111 women. Two candidates run for mayor and one for the council from each ward as the city records election preparations.
The Edward R. West loads at Slade mill for Australia while Helene loads at Union mill for Honolulu. W. J. Patterson and W. F. Jewett load for San Pedro, and Ethel Zane for California ports. Salvator prepares to sail from West mill for San Pedro. E B Jackson at Donavan for repairs after arriving from Cairo. G C Lindauer arrives off port and loads at ox mill for San Francisco. A A Star Transfer Co handles light and heavy nautical cargo.
A quotation attributed to Samuel Smiles extols character as moral order embodied in individuals. It argues character acts as society’s conscience and the strongest force in well governed states, shaping world affairs through moral qualities.
The Bureau of Animal Industry of the United States Department of Agriculture offers a hog cholera preventive mix claimed to ward off disease. The formula includes wood charcoal sulphur sodium chloride sodium bicarbonate sodium hypophosphite sodium sulphite antimony sulphate and fats mixed thoroughly then fed at a volume proportional to 200 pounds of weight.
Fragmentary note lists components of certain fertilizers including animal byproducts such as bone meal and dried blood. Mentions nitrate of soda and fertilizer salts. content appears to discuss agricultural value and manufacturing sources.
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