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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
4
The Seams Weekly Aberdeen trerald lists publication schedule and contact details. It notes Monday and Thursday issues at US West Wishkah Street and assigns J Carney as editor with subscriptions and ad copy deadlines.
The Herald, Chehalis County oldest paper, emphasizes that advertising contracts rest on claimed circulation. All money due under this statement will be tor ted at the statement, with unclear terms and potential for adjustment.
The Poindexter bid for the senate gains ground among Washington Republicans as Theodore Roosevelt is said to favor Poindexter’s Roosevelt conservation stance. His record, opposing special interests, aligns with progressive GOP voters and King County discussions shift toward consolidating support for him. Roosevelt policies may advance in the state if Poindexter wins the national seat.
The Grays Harbor News notes Aberdeen lawyer Dan Pearsall as a rising candidate with a strong youth following in sister city. it suggests Eugene France might withdraw if Pearsall runs. The column mocks talk of economic value and rising living costs, mentions sealskins, Albany’s Mr Barnes, and a broad critique of Congress and campaign publicity.
Aberdeen youths at Camp Benn six miles south of Westport enjoy beach life under Truant Officer A A House and Athletic Coach S L Mover. About fifty boys there, another group went down yesterday, steam boat Champion brought a squad this morning. Facilities include wall tents and a frame kitchen building, with a larger kitchen din ing room to be completed. They gather clams and crabs, drink fresh milk and eat eggs from Blake ranch, while funds lag behind needs.
In Judge Phillips court on Thursday, furniture dealer I Nudleman was found not guilty on the main charge and discharged. A second-hand purchase reporting charge remains, tied to a $25 quarterly license ordinance for second-hand dealers amid tax and public opinion disputes.
Walter Jergens and Byron Deane were among arrivals on the steamer Chebalis. Deane allegedly took a suitcase later found in Jergens possession containing a revolver. Deane and Regolive confronted Jergens, leading to a tense scene. Deane plans to plead his case before Judge Phillips this afternoon.
CovyY Messenger Company announces a telephone number change to 3330 and 3341. The notice instructs customers to call the new numbers and mentions Central will coordinate calls. Joe Farrell appears as a named contact.
A timber fire broke out near Mack's Elma camp on Thursday and burned toward extensive damage before crews from Aberdeen arrived in the evening. Twenty men aided in battling the blaze and achieved positive results as the fire was brought under control.
W A Johnson states that his wife Saimai L Johnson has left his home without cause and that he will not be responsible for any debts she incurs from that date July 7 1910.
Phillip Davis traveled to Seattle last week to meet his cousin Miss Grace Davis who came from Montreal to visit her uncle. Miss Davis arrived from Wales several months ago and may settle in Aberdeen.
A chaotic spoof from a local column mocks a community paper with garbled names and wild rumors. It claims figures like Giveadam Gulch and Lone Jack face bizarre events, including extinct volcanoes and monthly avalanches, amidst satirical crime and rodeo imagery.
Official publication listing the Chehalis County Bank at Shemteett Sharon Washergton showing assets such as cash, checks, real estate, and furniture. Frank G Jones presides as director and president with the sworn affirmation by notary public Frank Sam.
The message notes will be sent to the aditrems at anew and 8 more will be dispatched. City officials are planning to adjust the schedule for the Messenger Co. to serve readers.
Judge J. C. Pearson returns from Oregon and Washington to declare that local option in Pendleton has failed financially. He argues only nationwide prohibition can curb liquor traffic and that local measures at state county or town levels will not succeed until national policy is enacted.
A. M. Ingersoll announces the Grays Harbor line of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound and Oregon and Washington will be turned over to operations about August 1. The Union Pacific construction department built it and still completes finishing touches. In Centralia a Dig Forth steel track segment is arriving with fifteen caricads of Orange steel on site for bridges replacing timber.
A fire early Friday morning at a residence on B Street and Twelfth Avenue endangered Mrs. Harndseert and her child. The fire gutted belongings with no insurance. owner D Weidman had $500 on loss of $1.50. Skipper Kittlesen, a coast pilot, arrived Saturday with a car for use during repairs.
A lighthouse report notes repairs underway on the steamer and schooner activity along the waterfront. Vague text mentions Lindschum supervision and a Wissen mill, with references to a San F-Pei bound steamer and wading near Calla.
Multiple steamers and ships depart from Wilhem, Union, Western, and other mills bound for San Francisco and San Pedro. Vessels include the Pedar Tom the Wilsem, Santa Barcars, Newburg, and Mitcreil with cargoes listed to San Francisco and San Pedro ports.
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