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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
4
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday with address 403 East Wisukab street and editor J. Carney. It shows subscription rates, advertising charges, and a circulation claim tied to Chenalis county, with contract forfeiture if circulation is not fully true.
The column argues against war between the United States and Japan, criticizing jingoes and partisan use of naval moves. It contends that immigration policy, open door in Manchuria, and school integration are home rule or congressional matters, urging peaceful, lawful solutions and restraint in conflict.
The government loaned banks over 269 million without interest and 280 million cited by the Commoner, with January 7 official figures at 255,565,470.98. Banks were asked to repay nearly ten million recently to fund treasury expenses, while November 6 held 228,025.57 of government money. The Doormen should not lecture on financial matters, as the record shows the situation.
The firm of Tall and Hill linotypers is dissolved by mutual consent. I. D. Wall will continue the business and collect all outstanding indebtedness and accounts due. Signed I. D. Hall.
A jumble of political jabber about Roosevelt Taft and Hanna contrasts with farming tips. The piece comments on graft, education pay, moles in lawns, deer season, and snow fertilizer value while urging better highway law reform and humane pest control methods.
A lengthy list of patrons endorses Versce Printery as capable of printing items from car tickets to full sheet posters. The ad urges readers to consider their services for various print jobs.
WILLIAM H. TRUESDALE president of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad warns that the nation faces a general business fever and necessary readjustment. He expects wages and foodstuffs to fall and retrenchment in commercial houses while affirming the country’s underlying strength and eventual recovery.
The Rev. Robert S. MacArthur argues that the high rate of divorces tarnishes both the United States and its churches. He cites lawlessness, social and moral decay, idle lives, and hasty marriages as major causes, blaming both sexes and clergy for rushing into unions.
James M. Beck argues that the nation relies on New York financiers to avert financial collapse. He cites the panic and credit crisis, noting New York banks lent vast sums to other regions and pledged substantial amounts of gold to stabilize the system.
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