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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1907
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces its semi weekly schedule and office details. It lists subscription prices and advertising rates and asks readers to report missed deliveries. It claims to be the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with large circulation and notes contract terms.
An Arena appraisal hails William Jennings Bryan as honest, sincere, and incorruptible. It lauds his bravery, high-mindedness, and loyalty to the public interest, arguing no current statesman is freer from demagogic tricks.
An eight year old wrote of a poor man who resists temptation to drink for money. He finds a purse with immense wealth, plans marriage with a wealthy daughter, and celebrates a wedding and twins, illustrating virtue being its own reward.
A tale describes a lone silver dollar passed among townspeople. A wise man marks it and Lize blows it on a butchered meal then a dress for Jane. The dollar keeps returning to the holder until sent to a mail order store where it vanishes forever.
The piece argues that without senate action authorizing reciprocal trade relations with Germany, exports may drop as the new German tariff takes effect on March 1. The woods industry would face maximum duties unless a policy change is made.
In a pointed remark, Bishop Potter condemns a man as making gratuitous and impertinent references without factual basis. The exchange frames a public dispute over religious authority and personal conduct, highlighting tensions between church leadership and secular figures.
Local printery Herald Printery advertises moderate prices for fine job printing. Services and quick turnaround highlighted for businesses and individuals seeking affordable printing options.
Mississippi Valley Lumberman reports cedar poles jam and bulge during transport with loads settling and requiring a derrick to unload. Permanent stake designs need pockets for temporary stakes, excluding cedar producers and forcing costly equipment changes. Harriman says he would spend 10,000,000 to rehabilitate ex Gov Odell politically.
Councilman Sherwood urged the Aberdeen council to tighten street assessment collections, arguing prompt collections would reduce bids and prevent extra costs for delinquent payers. The council advertised bids for a bridge to North Aberdeen, while the Herald urges a cost saving road alternative between North and East Aberdeen.
The Vidette reports Monterano will again oppose extending the road between Aberdeen and the county seat, blaming a local Aberdeen contractor for delays. The paper says the move stems from Monte sano's fear that the road would bring more annual business revenue to the town.
On a Saturday afternoon at the M. E. churchage in Hoquiam O F Johnson cashier of the Chehalis County Bank and Miss Beatrice Bauman of Ceylon Minnesota were married by Rev L A Benedict. The couple planned a future in the east then came west to establish a home on the corner of F and Third Streets.
Commissioner W A Richards rules for John J Fanning in the dispute with the St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Co over the end of section 14 and west half of section 26 in township 22 range 8. The decision affirms the Land Office judgment, noting Fanning established residence on the claim in good faith and had no home elsewhere, citing compassionate law for homesteaders on public lands.
Affected individuals notice loss of appetite and dullness before bilious attacks. A dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets taken at first symptoms will ward off the attack. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
Of the tailor's art praised frequent ly and justly of an overcoat cut and made by Anderson. Thanks to a masterful designer our paddocks surtouts and garb gracefully the critical manu. He is sure to be pleased with our array of woolens and will have naught but praise to give our fashioning even pricing.
Archbishop IRELAND argues private property must be regarded as sacred and inviolable, linking its preservation to social order and justice. He warns against utopian schemes, supports selective common ownership for productivity, and urges balance between wealth accumulation and protection of the poor, while condemning violence and coercion.
Dr W P Thirkield of Howard University argues self control stems from realizing personal identity and divine power. He claims manhood is to be achieved through free agency and directing passions under conscience and reason.
Governor Heyward argues race questions require time and patient judgment from whites and greater moral responsibility from blacks. He cautions against a potential race war, notes northern migration, and blames black indolence for missed opportunities while urging cooperation to advance solutions.
Fritz Grigsby, driving an A Star A express wagon, turned out of J. H. Fuller’s yard and was dragged a half block before the team stopped. He suffered a bruised hand and the wagon tongue was broken.
The London Telegraph notes a monumental pipe carved from a single block of meerschaum, valued at £8000. It shows the landing of Columbus with twenty four figures, each four inches high. The carver is dead and demand for similar work has nearly vanished.
The text notes recurring mouth ulcers and lists two remedies. It mentions an old fashioned alum powder applied to the yellow center, described as bitter and nasty. A physician prescribes a saturated solution of potassium chlorate to be used every two hours.
Medieval statutes declared a leper lacked standing to sue or inherit. While alive, he could use property he already possessed after being found to have leprosy, but all rights to dispose of it were removed.
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