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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald advertises itself as Grays Harbor's finest paper with the largest Chehalis county circulation. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and payment may be forfeited if the circulation figure is not absolutely true.
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association seeks a 10000 dollar fund from lumbermen to finance exhibits in Minneapolis and other eastern cities and to promote coast woods interior finishes. Aims include London Sydney Melbourne and Hong Kong shows, with architects and decorators planning interiors and demonstrations to attract builders and contractors.
The Pacific Northwest lumber trade argues against a 40-cent rate to Omaha. The Santa Fe line set 75 cents per 100 pounds from San Francisco to London, equating to $15 per ton with $6 water haul and $9 rail haul across 3,490 miles. Puget Sound to Omaha costs $10 per ton over 1,914 miles, nearly twice the London rate, while fir lumber to the Atlantic seaboard runs $14.60 per ton, close to the Santa Fe London charge.
The text argues that unrest in Russia is broader than censored reports show with outbreaks in many cities and the Kniaz Potemkin turned over to Russia after surrender to Romania. It says peace with Japan is needed to prevent a wholesale drain of troops to the east and warns of revolutionary pressure at home.
The New York Times warns that a regulation law could fall to a president unfriendly to railroads. It fears a Democratic successor might be elected, potentially threatening reform, while noting that electing a Democrat could be necessary to advance democratic ideas.
A passage describes differing views on protected manufacturers selling cheaper to foreigners than to residents and frames the moment as an opportunity for substantial pacification work among Roosevelt's cabinet.
Paul Morton announces that Senator Depew will no longer receive the $20,000 annual salary. The note implies Depew earned the pay for service as a senator, while criticizing Chauncy Depew for alleged inaction. The writer questions the Equitable president’s own expenses and salary.
Paul D. Kelleter of the government forestry service conducts tests in northern California to determine if white fir lumber can be milled for pulp. If viable, vast white fir forests could gain commercial value. Major John Millis of Washington river and harbor works will be relieved Sept 1 and sent to the Philippines to oversee fortifications. a successor has not yet been chosen.
President Hadley welcomed a million dollar gift from Mr. Rockefeller, while contemplating a broader plan to curb the trust influence by socially ostracizing trust magnates. The remark blends generosity with a stated approach to address the trusts.
An old saying about dying to win against insurers is outdated as many notable individuals succeed against insurance companies while living. The text notes ongoing, real cases where policy disputes and settlements favor claimants, highlighting a shift in handling disputes and the persistence of assertive plaintiffs.
A note on croup describes a violent inflammation of the windpipe and sometimes the larynx and bronchi, highlighting its nocturnal onset. It advises frequent small doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and external application of Ballard's Snow Liniment to the throat. Prices 2c, 5c, and $1.00. W. B. Paine & Co.
Uncalled letters listed for the Aberdeen post office include Adams Jos McGiller Frank Bramer E A McLaughlin M R Barlow James McDonald Ester Cantrell I F Morris Mrs N Canfield Lorin Miller Mrs PC Dion N P Miller Frank Devick Albert Newman Herbert Eldridge Arthur Olson Viktor Gray LA Owen Mis J W Hewins Robert A Treat Miss Beth Jones Mra Neva Wilson Frank Jeffery Amelia A Woods Nellie Koch Martin Wend Miss M Kay EG Wyly Miss Rachel McIntosh E A Wright Miss Susie Minne Pierre Widlund Cari W. Persons calling for these letters please say Advertised.
The court in Anderson v Turati holds that notice must be given to the person assessed, not just a general notice to all interested parties. Turati foreclosed a tax certificate on land assessed to Samuel Benn but owned by Frank Decker, without Benn as a party or proper notice. As a result, Anderson, unaware of the tax deed, later bought the land and sought to set it aside. The ruling impacts many local tax titles.
A Forest Commission order requires logging engines in Washington to install spark arresters by July 20 to avoid penalties. The column notes the timber trade, pavement shifts, and proposed coastwide lumber association claim bureaus. It also mentions Cosmpolis residents and winter shingle mill shutdown plans affecting profits.
Property owners on Fourth street between G and H finalize a durable street with 15 foot setbacks on each side, grassing the verge in fall and planting trees. Wooden curbs form a combined gutter and curb, gravel forms the roadway, street width 50 feet, sidewalks 10 feet, parks 15 feet, leaving a 30 foot roadway for residential traffic at lower cost than tide lands plank.
Flat Rock Michigan man William Bedell reports using Bucklens Arnica Salve for ulcers sores and cancers and calls it the best healing dressing. Soothes cuts burns and wounds. Available for 25 cents at Red Cross Pharmacy with guarantee.
Vessels including the Aberdeen steamer and multiple schooners and barkentines operate from Western Hart Wood Union West Slade Wilson American and Aberdeen mills. Ships sail for San Francisco San Pedro Santa Rosalia Mexico and other ports while loading lumper and freight typical of the period. Continuous loading and sailing from San Francisco area mills highlight regional shipping activity.
O. G. Higbee of Danville Illinois reports two years ago he was laid up four months with rheumatism and after one bottle of Ballards Snow Liniment was cured. He cheerfully recommends it to others suffering similarly. Sold in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes by W B Paine Co.
The State College at Pullman releases a 1995 catalogue noting a new Domestic Economy department and twelve colleges including Pharmacy and Veterinary Science. Enrollment reaches 793 with students from twelve states, British Columbia, and Japan, plus a large Puget Sound and west coast delegation.
The Chehalis County WCTU offers a Westport excursion on Friday July 21. The steamer Harbor Belle departs Burrows Dock in the morning and returns from Westport at 5 p.m. Round trip fare is 50 cents with children 5 to 12 at 25 cents. The Harbor Belle connects with Harbor Queen upstream.
Notice states the partnership between K. Zelasko and L. J. Kolts is dissolved by mutual consent with Zelasko retiring. Kolts continues the business as Zevasko Furniture Company and will collect debts and pay obligations from the former firm. 89. 4¢
A self listed advertiser offers electric baths to treat liver and kidney trouble, sallow complexion, pimples, and fatigue claiming cure of any rheumatism within two weeks or money back. The ad states baths are taken under personal management and guarantees satisfaction.
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