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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
7
Paid advertisement declares J. H. Pittinger as a candidate for the Sixth ward city council seat. He pledges no promises beyond striving for a clean economical and progressive Aberdeen administration if nominated and elected.
Paid notice announces J A Moller as a candidate for nomination for the office of councilman in Aberdeen First Ward. He lists twenty two years as a resident and taxpayer and pledges economical impartial and progressive city administration with priority to taxpayer interests.
Paid advertisement announces L. J. Kolts as a candidate to represent the Third ward in the forthcoming March 7, 1911 city council primary election. The notice requests voters’ consideration of his candidacy.
Schedule lists steamer Champion leaving for Westport with stops at Montesano Cosmopolis Aberdeen Hoquiam and Melbourne and returning to Montesano. It notes arrival times and landing at North Jetty on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Includes legal notice of professionals and firms in Wishkah Block Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
The City Messenger Company announces two telephone lines, Nos. 5931 and an additional open line, for client calls. Central will verify and route messages after contact.
Incorporated bank advertises general banking services with capital and surplus of $225 000 and engages in foreign and domestic exchange. It offers buying and selling of exchange and related financial services.
Olympia reports the twelfth Washington Legislature has opened with broad activity and a conservative reform stance. Major measures include anti corruption work, a new insurance code, apportionment debates, women's jury exemption proposals, and efforts to curb state spending while expanding state services.
A quote attributed to David Starr Jordan extols children as humanitys priority and the key to real-world usefulness. It urges philanthropy focused on kids and the study of children to influence lasting social change.
In old bird nests near hazelnut bushes and bittersweet vines, white footed mice stockpile hazelnuts and berries. The meadow mice visit these storehouses regularly and often cover a nest with dried grass and inner bark to make a home.
The three doors bear phrases reflecting time and eternity. On the rose wreath door the saying that all pleasure is brief appears, a cross door proclaims that troubles are momentary, and the central arch proclaims what is eternal.
Dr. A O Haddon noted in an address at the Royal Sanitary Institute that many games have their origins in ancient worship and ceremonies including sacrifice, marriage, and burial. He cited leapfrog as a game found in New Guinea Japan and many other lands.
A London Telegraph line features a love sick Irish speaker declaring the delight of dying from love. The quip portrays a mood of aching hearts and sleepless pleasure in romance.
In a brief exchange the Cleveland leader objects to a claim of jealousy and defines a term as Puvy while noting the speaker is 30 plus years old.
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