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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1911
Page
2
Waugh's News promotes a July clearing sale to move summer and fall merchandise. The ad claims lower prices, cash customers only, and better value than competitors, urging shoppers to visit 114-116 East Heron Street on Grays Harbor.
The Navajo loaded at Slade’s mill and moved to Hoquiam for 600000 feet of lumber to New York via Panama. Thyra loaded 1800000 feet for Aanacortes with redwood and Oregon pine valued at 28825, Grays Harbor cargo 19800, and other ships including Willapa Daisy Mitchell Daisy Freeman Newburg Admiral Doris Carmal Temple Ke Dorr Repeat Fair Oaks Wellesley and Clam moving through Grays Harbor and Slade mill facilities.
Sikeston Missouri woman recounts seven years of bed rest pain and weakness before Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She now performs house chores gardens milks cows and entertains visits. The ad touts Pinkham's remedy for female complaints including displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration.
Raymond July 8 actions filed against two prominent county men for attempting to bribe a juror and a witness in recent superior court cases. Wilson Buttner, Raymond attorney, accused of bribing juror Martis Jensen Chinook and involvement in M J Cline case. J J Clark game warden and oyster man accused of pressuring a state witness in the Nelson oyster case.
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays will have a copy sent to their address at once, according to City Messenger Co tel 5931.
Public notice cautions shoppers about bluing products warning against adulterated water in cheaper options. It endorses Red Cross Ball Blue as the only true blue product and notes glass bottles add cost without value. Five cent large package advertised for grocers.
The paper touts its coverage as essential reading with sharp reports, features, and updates across local events, politics, business, sports, and culture. Readers are urged to stay informed through the Herald’s timely editions.
Wm D Haywood Socialist miner orator addressed a large crowd at the Hoquiam theater on The Coming Victory of Labor. He urged harbor workers to strike for a day when the McNamaras face trial and criticized Ballinger Taft and Cunningham over Alaska policy.
John Edward Cheesbrough and Miss Irma Anna Moeller married at Mrs. Moeller’s Milwaukee home last Wednesday. The couple plan scenic stops on their return trip and will reside at 1604 Cherry Street after September first. Cheesbrough, longtime World printer, is a son of Mrs. W. B. Fetterman.
The District 34 school board invites bids for alterations and repair on School No 1. Plans are with Clerk N D McKillip. Bids due by July 20 1911. Board may accept or reject all bids. Clerk Mrs C G Turner July 6 1911. First publication July 10 1911. Last publication July 17 1911.
Mrs Emma E Stiles wife of L I Stiles died at J D Morehead 700 North F Street at 9 p m Friday July 7 1911 after months of illness She came to Chehalis county as a girl and spent her life here and in western cities Surviving are her husband son Earle C Stiles two brothers S H Smith and W E Smith three sisters Mrs J D Morehead Mrs G C McLaferty and Mrs A K Wade Funeral services were held today at the Seventh Day Adventist church Elder S W Nellis presiding.
The article offers a method to eradicate quack grass by delaying mowing until blossom time, cutting for hay, deep plowing, repeated disk harrowing, burning surface roots, and reseeding with rye or millet. It advises heavy cover cropping and turning the green cover into the soil as it blooms, with multiple fall plowings and frost exposure to finish the kill, depending on rainfall.
The text outlines early pruning rules for apples pears and peaches to form vase shaped open crowns, with year one cuts to about twenty inches and lateral shoots allowed to develop, then trimming in fall or spring. It covers pruning to outside or inside buds, summer pruning to encourage fruiting, and the need to tailor practices to tree habit and soil growth.
A collage of miscellany notes on Sundays elections in Europe and everyday expressions. Quips touch on alimony misunderstandings Rome streets and a barber bill aside from light exchanges about economy and statecraft.
A speaker urges the United States to field a representative aeroplane at the international cup race in England next summer. He argues the cup should be kept in the U S and that American machines must push for higher speeds and more powerful motors as aeroplane racing grows in popularity.
The article urges keeping soil loose and moist around young trees, especially in dry summers, with cultivation between rows. It recalls Maud S the trotting queen dies at thirty five with a 2 08 5 mile record, and compares earlier records by Nancy Hanks and current record holder Lou Dillon with high wheeled sulkies versus newer designs.
A collage of brief quotations and snippets notes varied topics from humor to geography. It mentions Mrs Graswich money Isle of Man wren superstition and a political milestone at Washington’s National Capitol cornerstone laid on September 18 1793.
The article argues that the United States and England should lead universal arbitration to prevent armament races and wars. It asserts England's vulnerability if war breaks out and America's invulnerability, urging America to initiate peace with English cooperation to stabilize global relations.
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