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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
7
Paid advertisement announces J. H. Pittinger as a candidate for nomination for Sixth ward city councilman. He pledges no promises beyond providing a clean economical and progressive Aberdeen administration if nominated and elected.
J A Moller announces candidacy for the First ward councilman seat in Aberdeen. He has lived in Aberdeen for twenty two years and pledges an economical impartial and progressive administration while protecting taxpayer interests.
Paid notice announces L. J. Kolts as a candidate for city council in the Third ward. He urges voters to consider his candidacy at the upcoming primary on March 7, 1911.
Schedule shows outbound trips from Montesano Cosmopolis Aberdeen Hoquiam to Westport and back with arrival times from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The service notes landings at North Jetty on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with Peter Wilson as attorney at law listed.
George B Reid lists Wishkah Block Aberdeen address and Grayport Hotel Hoquiam as contact points with phone numbers 391 and 191 respectively.
The City Messenger Company states two telephone numbers 6931 and 6021 are in operation with one line always open. Call either to reach Central for prompt service announced by Jos. Farrell.
Olympia notices show the Twelfth Washington legislature pursuing economy in spending, reforms on clerical costs, and limits on lobbying. Key items include a public utilities commission bill, recall petition measures for cities, anti intermarriage bills, county commission plans, and reapportionment talks.
A preacher denounces sin as bondage in a vivid meditation on prison imagery. He contrasts earthly prisons with spiritual captivity, urging deliverance through Christ, and cites examples from addiction to vice to illustrate universal bondage and liberation through the Son.
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