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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
4
Strong endorsement praises Chadwick of Colfa for state judgeship, noting his lineage and legal career. The piece cites Republican county sentiment and a near-unanimous backing while referencing a political funding dispute and broader party dynamics.
The Philadelphia Record notes a July 14 cartoon showing Roosevelt attempting to open a prosperity safe with Taft nearby in apparent confusion. The illustration mocks distrust of trusts as a calendar marks months January through June, while Mr. Shelton, Taft’s pick for treasurer, defends campaign money from trusts as not tainted. The piece implies tainted funds in politics and questions Taft’s knowledge of contributions.
A post convention report describes the Washington Logged-of Land Association as a vital Western Washington effort. Attendees praised its earnest aims to reclaim thousands of idle acres for cultivation, boosting local families and regional development using debureaucratic expertise and shared knowledge.
Aberden considers enforcing the curfew ordinance to protect youths ages ten to sixteen. The measure, debated amid a purge of old ordinances, would require minors to be off the streets during specified hours with strict enforcement and parental accountability.
A garbled text describes a Superior Judge race tied to the Cheb Judiciary League and local supporters in Lake County. It mentions a campaign fund active until September and figures like Abel and Mr. Sheeks as part of backed candidates. The fragment hints at political alliances and fundraising within a regional contest.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a candidate Wan Dee Man and unclear chorus references tied to a police context. Names and quotes are partial, with speculation about reactions and a phrase resembling Short We eight Jim.
The article notes a morning gathering at Westport with athletic events and cash prizes. A baseball game features Aberdeen vs Hoquiam, with races for men and women and a tug of war between grocers and butchers overseen by an umpire.
A compact feature on enduring verse selections with hints of rhythm and timeless lines. The note points to classic poems and familiar lines likely cherished by readers seeking nostalgic literary gems.
A disputed filing in Olympia outlines plans for a Moclips branch of the Northern Pacific Railway from Grass Harbor toward the Juan de Fuca region. The route would extend to a terminus at Moclips in Chehalis County as part of a broader ocean resort development.
A reader from Detroit praises the Aberdeen Herald Industrial edition dated July 9 and compliments its coverage of Grays Harbor country. The letter is signed by Geo L Pleitz and dated July 15 1998.
Mr and Mrs Dawson plan to reside in Aberdeen and commence housekeeping tomorrow in a home prepared by the groom. The ceremony followed by a delicious banquet was served.
Oak Park school children in Chicago submitted a vote on who is the best person. Candidates ranged from Lincoln to Washington to McKinley Roosevelt King Arthur Joan of Arc and parents with multiple mentions. The piece notes a bias toward father figures and maternal reverence within the child mind.
A pretty wedding took place Tuesday evening at the home of the bride's sister Mrs. W J Crosbie 410 West Sixth street with Rev A H House of the Baptist church officiating. Immediate friends of the parties were present. The rooms were decorated and after the ceremony...
Gerald Printery offers affordable printing services with quality results for small businesses and individuals. Reliable turnaround and reasonable rates position this shop as a value option in the local market.
Report outlines assets including loans and discounts, overdrafts, cash on hand, and checks on other banks. Liabilities show capital stock and deposits with notes of officers Frank G. Jones president and signatures of directors and a notary public.
Charles Robert Green Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Chas R Green died at 1 am after an operation for bowel inflammation. He was eight years six months nine days old. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm from grandparents Mr and Mrs A McDermoth residence.
Delegates from across the county gathered for an Anti-Saloon League meeting in Aberdeen. The session, opened by Rev McGill, planned to delay candidate endorsements until after the upcoming Ang season while discussing enforcement and related claims.
July 21 to September marked a deadly outbreak among Indians. Sotemish was caught stealing horses and punished by hanging by the thumbs. He later befriended troops and protected allies. Thwang Grave held a police judge position until death and will be buried with Shaker rites tomorrow.
The will of John Lindstrom is admitted to probate with widow Edla Lindstrom named executrix. Each child receives 100, remaining property to the widow. Life insurance about 15,000. appraisers J. H. Fuller F. F. Jones and R. J. Hills named for the estate.
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