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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
The semi weekly Aberdeen herald notes publication twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays from 4 4 East Wishkah Street with J M Carney as editor The notice lists subscription rates and press deadlines noting ads must be in by noon for Monday and Thursday issues
The editorial argues the Republican collapse mirrors Democratic split history, blaming Big Interests and elite influence for taxation and governance. It forecasts Theodore Roosevelt leading a reform revolt, with hostile media likely to attack him as public sentiment shifts against entrenched interests.
A House speech notes a Postal Savings bill passage with many bankers opposing yet voting, claiming Congress reflects public sentiment as over half its members have bank ties. The speaker contrasts this with labor representation and cites England’s cabinet balance.
The Aberdeen Herald releases its fourth annual industrial edition praised for size and pictures. Mal Carney promotes the publication by distributing copies next year, answering inquiries from across the region. The Hoquiam Washingtonian notes the Terrace park site price was deemed excessive by the City Council and the Herald.
An old advertisement claims Hal's Catarrah Cure provides relief from catarrh by cleansing the system and destroying the cause. It promises reforms of the nose and throat, free consultations, and a money back offer, with testimonials from supposed doctors. The text touts a patent remedy and lists a reward for readers who inquire about the treatment.
The Rexall Store at 216 South H Street highlights its well equipped prescription department and special attention to this area of the business for customers seeking value and reliability.
A collection of brief reflections from Success Magazine on resilience and self improvement. It quotes steadfast approaches to failure, notes the Inca kipu as an ancient bookkeeping method, and mentions London’s Lincoln’s Inn twilight and Dickens Bleak House opening. It closes with a terse exchange about perfection.
The article discusses a continuing debate on a regional movement in the far Northwest. Advocates see it as a fight against the rule of party and nation by special interests, with ties to California and Wisin highlighted as part of the discussion.
Knights of Pythias gather for four day sessions starting Tuesday with lodging limited to lodge officers. Attendees are asked to share rooms and contact Bowes or Maxey. Events include a drill, grand lodge parades, a D O K parade, a grand ball, and a clam bake at Westport with visits to Grays floor.
The Ariel and A J West load at Slade mill for San Diego and San Pedro respectively. Jane L Stanford loads at West mill for Redondo. Daisy Mitchell and Newbury load at Donavan and Slade mills for San Francisco. E B Jackson loads at Wilson mill for Callao Peru. Coronado sailed from Union mill for San Francisco. Borealis, Centralia, C A Thayer, Santa Barbara, Westerner, Benicia in port or at mills for various destinations including Oakland San Pedro and Hilo.
The Herald Industrial Edition of 5 000 copies issued Monday morning has been well received by patrons and the public. It is praised as a concise yet comprehensive black and white sketch of Aberdeen and surroundings. A limited number of copies remain for sale at the office, wrapped and ready for mailing.
Otto Seigfried and family depart today for their Jefferson county farm to spend six weeks. Early settlers there, they took a homestead over twenty years ago and built a fine farm. They travel by rail to Moclips then up the ocean beach for several days. They will return to Aberdeen.
Eugene France of Aberdeen and Harry B Hewitt of Zioquiam announce their candidacies for state senator. Polson declines re election. A J Anderson of Aberdeen plans to stay home while arranging logging business in British Columbia and prepare land development north of the city.
Herald Printery advertises comprehensive job printing services across branches offering modern production at affordable rates for a range of printing needs.
John Ennis of Stamford Conn followed a Atlantic dip with a NYC city hall start on a transcontinental walk aiming to reach San Francisco with a Pacific swim to finish. His past feats include a 100 mile walk in 22 hours 10 minutes in 1898 and lifesaving awards from the U S volunteer lifesaving corps in 1908.
A fragmented transit timetable details sailing leaves from Montesano Westport Aberdeen and Hoquiam with morning and afternoon sailings and varying return times. A second passage praises the Mississippi at St Paul Minnesota describing scenic bluffs and Minnehaha falls and Fort Snelling historic site.
A tender, compassionate mind that pityingly bears others' misfortunes is the most amiable temper though it rarely earns honor, and is worthy of the highest regard.
Carl Weber repays long flirtation by eloping with Samuel Hillier's wife. Mrs Hillier telegraphs she will return with their three year old child and take clothing and other items, including German imports, in tow. Weber is 22 or 23. Hillier declines to prosecute.
Chehalis ranks eleventh on the state board of equalization totals with a series of county figures led by Grant County and Snohomish, giving Chehalis a valuation near 14.95 million for tax purposes though state calculations place it at 27.82 million. The report notes a potential 30 percent rise this year, bringing Chehalis toward 20 million and closer to Lewis County, which is tenth. Debentured debt is listed as about 90 thousand.
City Messenger announces new telephone numbers 5931 and 5941 with one line always open for service. Central will route calls to the appropriate desk. The change aims to improve rider and customer communications.
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