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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1909
Page
4
OCR fragmentary notes mention city messages and a telephone line. The readable parts include numbers and scattered words without coherent context or identifiable individuals, events, or organizations. The text lacks a publishable, factual news item.
The article discusses power, tariffs, and economic policy debates in the United States and Britain. It notes calls to limit luxury spending, argues against duties on essential living costs, and critiques trusts and foreign imports. It also mentions a British military shooting of a white rhinoceros in Africa and possible diplomatic friction with the United States.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bikes and gear with scattered numbers and times. It references items, sites, and people in a noisy, garbled page segment with multiple stray phrases and unclear context.
An ad lists bargain prices at Jacot’s Shoe Store including Little Boy’s leather shoes for $1.50 and Ladies’ wide fit shoes at $1.25. The piece shifts to New York racing law arguing bookmaking can still occur informally and that betting by oral offers and bookmakers may continue despite crackdowns.
Brooks meets Mina Hilderbrand at amountain pass as they navigate past elopement rumors and a rival, McAdoo. She muses on a planned life as a dressmaker while questioning trust and a past heartbreak. The scene hints at a social drama of love, pride, and gossip with a hint of danger.
The Chehalis County Commission invites options for the finest specimens in each line for exhibition at the A Y P exposition. Fruits shipped by express will be paid at market rates, with all express charges covered. Consignments should be sent to H D Chapman at the Chehalis County Building.
Be herebyefvern that dur ing lute July August and Septem ber the hours for trrigatten of lawns and gardens shall be from 6 a. m. to S am And 6 pm. to S p.m. and all persons are forbidden to use water for irrigation at other hours except on meter services. By order of water committee.
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