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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
2
I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for the office of Treasurer of Grays Harbor County Washington Subject to the decision of the voters at the primaries to be held Tuesday September 12 1916 Paid advertisement.
An Elma community note celebrates a remarkable June birth surge with 15 births and only one death, praising local women for their initiative. The column also quips about gender roles and regional comparisons while highlighting the Chautauqua management and nearby Montesano’s birth rate.
In the Hotel Washington rotunda a large placard promotes the Washington State Fair to be held in North Yakima in September. The card’s remarkable feature is that it was printed in Kalamazoo Michigan, a fact the writer highlights as surprising amid many printers in the state.
The Grays Harbor Chautauqua is hailed as a tremendous success with high quality programs and strong talent. The piece urges yearly continuation and cautions labor should organize without pressuring employers, while sharing a humorous anecdote about a misadvertised photograph and a bachelor’s regret.
The United States Public Health Service reports on disease deaths and preventive measures. It warns measles and pneumonia kill thousands yearly, urges garden exercise, clean water and food, and notes a million rodents trapped. It also promotes a free bulletin on summer infant care.
County Clerk announces that voters in Grays Harbor County Washington will decide at the upcoming primaries to be held on Tuesday September 12 1915.
A. E. Le Roy announces candidacy in the Grays Harbor County Treasurer race pending the Republican primary on September 12, 1916. The statement emphasizes party renomination and voter choice in the county contest.
In this commentary by Breen, the author argues that large enterprises value publicity and advertising as the core of success. He asserts every business, large or small, requires advertising to grow, sustain, or revive performance.
The piece extols the power of advertising and urges readers to give it the attention it deserves. It presents the wisdom of keeping one’s name in print and notes the value for successful men and aspiring ones alike.
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