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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1905
Page
1
Secretary Taft in a Yale Law School address condemns lax enforcement across states and urges statutory reforms to curb appeals and allow judges less influence. The Brooklyn Citizen counters, arguing juries act promptly and blame lies with judges and over technical courts.
J. D. Runyan reports a remarkable cure for indigestion biliousness and related pains claiming Dr King's New Life Pills relieve dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation. The bottle is guaranteed at Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 cents.
Montesano Shingle Co will build a fire proof kiln after a fire destroyed its dry kiln two weeks ago. The contract for erecting a 30 by 85 foot concrete building with the same capacity has been let to Geo. Simpson of Aberdeen who will start once piles are driven. The mill aims to resume operations in about three weeks.
Notice of a special election in School District No 5 Chehalis County Washington to decide a 2 mill tax levy on all taxable property for furnishing free textbooks. Polls open July 29 1905 from 1 PM to 8 PM at 40814 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen. Clerk W R Macfar Lane signs official notice.
Sealed bids due July 19 at 8 p.m. for a new foundation under the Cosmopolis Town Hall in Washington. Bids require cedar mud sills 4x12, cross pieces, solid cedar under stairs, and sturdy workmanship. Council reserves right to reject all bids. details from building committee. Clerk W.S. McLaveunn notes dated July 12, 1905.
A description of PAZO OINTMENT promising cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. Druggists refund money if no cure in 6 to 14 days with first application bringing ease. Price 50 cents. order by mail if not in stock from Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO.
A new atlas from the Northern Pacific Railway with Burlington and Great Northern includes maps and data on boundaries history population schools institutions families farms manufacturers railway mileage post offices minerals and state government for states served by the railways. Published for $1.00 by A M Cleland Northern Pacific Railway St Paul Minn. tf
The item notes a periodical price or issue count titled Take the Best The Semi Weekly with a rate of 1.00 and a year designation. It reads like a printing or subscription line from an old newspaper page.
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association plans a Washington DC branch to collect national lumber statistics with the Bureau of Forestry. Membership limited to manufacturers, with cooperation across affiliated associations to ensure accurate timber cut, shipments, and stock data as of January 1, 1906.
Public urged to trust Electric Bitters as a great medicinal tonic. A Columbus woman testifies to recovery from fever nerves and weak stomach after using the remedy. Guaranteed at Red Cross Pharmacy for 50 cents. Also notices shoe shines at Charlies 420 E Heron street and barber shop services at the same address.
A note from the Semi-Weekly Herald inviting readers to share the Aberdeen typograph edition distributed around the eastern surroundings. The item highlights a twice weekly schedule and urges wider circulation among east coast readers.
Mayor McClellan addressing the National Educational Association in Asbury Park argues for thoughtful action over mere activity. He warns against the restless impulse to do something for its own sake, praising contentment and true ambition while criticizing unchecked zeal and the cult of constant doing.
The Chas. E. Falk and the steamer Centralia are loading at American and Slade mills, respectively, for San Francisco. Schooners Amelia and Philippine load at Hart Wood and Union mills for San Francisco, while Gardiner City loads at Western mill for San Francisco. Arago, R. C. Slade, Watson A. West, and Gleaner load for Southern ports, San Pedro, and Santa Rosalia. Encore loads at Wil son mill for San Francisco. Houdou and Maukone load at Hart Wood and Aberdeen Lumber mills for various destinations including San Pedro and San Francisco.
No bill for material or labor for School District No 5 will be approved for payment unless furnished on requisition signed by a director or the city superintendent and counter signed by the clerk as purchasing agent. Bills approved for payment on the 10th of each month. By order of the board July 10 100K avy avvus W. R. Macfarlane, Clerk.
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