Aberdeen Subscriptions Rates and Fees Fragment
Fragmentary notice lists subscription rates and fees for a publication. Remains unclear on full terms or dates but mentions a bestar and proprietor at Aberdeen and an ore fee.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notice lists subscription rates and fees for a publication. Remains unclear on full terms or dates but mentions a bestar and proprietor at Aberdeen and an ore fee.
A claim asserts the Herald is the region’s oldest paper and bases its distribution and contract payments on this status. It warns that all money due on contracts under this statement may be forfeited if the claim is not absolutely true.
Grays Harbor Post attacks City Attorney Wade over alleged incompetence while defending his oath and duties. The piece argues critics are misinformed and that Wade, Bridges, and Bruener collaborated in complex legal matters affecting bonds and a Supreme Court ruling.
Fragmentary notes show discussions on registration and a small turnout among Bur 733 voters this morning. The text hints at ad affairs and selection of words but is largely unreadable with missing names and places.
Born in Canada on 24 1841 she died at age 68 after months and days of illness. She married David D. Fuller in Canada and moved to Iowa in 1886 later living in Aber. Survived by five children four residing locally and three others in Iowa including James H and Morace W Hogan and Edward C of Iowa.
Mrs Hogan died after treatment delays at a local hospital last Saturday. Funeral is planned at the church next Wednesday at 9 am. Born in Calway Falls Wisconsin in 1366 she was 78. She married Mr Hogan in 12490 and moved here years ago. Surviving Blanche and others are listed.
A fire insurance company announced large dividend declarations after a meeting last week. Dividends reached 49 percent on three and five year dwelling and farm policies, with substantial profits carried to reserve. Policies remain non assessable and are secured by cash resources totaling 228, well above loss obligations from nine years of experience.
The Alvena sailed from West mill to Redond while the San Francisco bound M Slade and the Grays Harbor set for San Francisco. Eight sailing ships and six steamers were at Westport this morning as cargo loading continued at multiple mills including Valparise Western and Anderson Middleton for the Hawaiian Islands and San Pedro. The steamer Carmel sailed to San Francisco after loading at Burrows mill and the Yellowstone arrived from Western mill bound for San Pedro.
In a Pittsburg obituary a woman identified only as Mona Devera with a post office box under the name Alice Smith is noted to have died after years of illness. She leaves a daughter and two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet made and the body remains at Rand morgue.
Aberdeen police traced a missing 17 year old girl after her parents feared foul play. The girl was found aboard the steamer Checa near Hoquiam but was later brought ashore and placed with a foster family on Bight street. Funds for the voyage were supplied by a Portland man who planned to meet her in San Pedro.
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends who assisted during the last illness and at the burial of their beloved wife and mother Mabel Phillips Fenwick. Frank D Sagendorph Maud Sagendorph Norma Fenwick and Charles Fenwick.
Mr Condon travels to Portland to aid Aberdeen Auto in launching their White car agency. A noted driver, he has won races worldwide with the White steam car, and the Aberdeen unit now features a White on display, touted as the smoothest proposition.
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