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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
4
Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald lists publishing schedule and office details. Editor J. Carney oversees subscriptions with ad copy deadlines and in advance payment requirements noted for Monday and Thursday issues.
The Herald argues the primary law misleads voters by binding party loyalty and urges Democrats to choose the best Republican candidates at the primaries. It contends Republicans must purify themselves to save the nation from plutocratic influence and calls for cross party voting to elect capable leaders locally.
The Aberdeen World accuses The Herald of urging Democrats to join Republican primaries and then vote Democratic in November. It argues this tactic harms independence and equates perjury with political expediency, urging Democrats to remain within their party to defeat moneyed interests.
C C Quackenbush of Aberdeen withdraws from the race for county clerk while W B Campbell files for prosecuting attorney and Dr R F Hunter for coroner. A long list of candidates follows for county offices including auditor, treasurer, sheriff, state senator, and more with names across Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Elma Oakville and Montesano.
The B. J. Garman Co. made a voluntary assignment to Jas. H. Fuller for creditors. Liabilities near 15 000 with assets about 5 000, 47 creditors claim 60 to 3800 each. B. J. Garman, Aberdeens pioneer merchant of twenty years, heads the firm and added dry goods three years ago, but the venture lost money.
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should contact City Messenger Co Tel 5931 and a replacement will be sent to the stated address promptly.
Douglas County Press questions Taft Cannon and Aldrich aligned with old methods urging voters to reject pat politics. It challenges progressives to instead cast ballots for reform and present conditions versus party loyalty as November nears.
Next Saturday night July 30 the Grand Theater hosts Miss Margaret Anglin and company in The Awakening of Helena Richie. The play, adapted by Charlotte Thompson from Margaret Deland’s novel, follows the spiritual awakening of Helena Richie and has drawn wide reader acclaim.
Sergeant Glenn Smith of Company G Second Regiment N G W won a pair of field glasses offered by George J Wolff for recruiting the most men in the company between June 1 and July 15. He secured six new members and will receive the prize after tomorrow evening’s drill.
Isaac LaFave a brakeman at the Aber deen camp of the A F Coats Log ging Co was brought to Aber deen General hospital Friday night with a badly crushed left foot. He fell from a car as the train backed to the river landing and the foot was caught under a wheel.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Carstens of Tacoma and Mr and Mrs KE Marek of Seattle arrived Saturday in the Carstens auto for a few days visit on Grays Harbor. Mr Carstens president of Carstens Packing Co is recovering from a severe illness and makes the trip for pleasure.
The Hoquiam Packing Company plans to reopen its Wishkah river fish packing plant for the fall season. The salmon cannery, idle for three years, is preparing for possible operation with arrangements underway but no definite announcement yet.
Roderick McCloud and his roommate C Pearson were arrested on burglary charges by Patrolman McAlpine after information from N A Schultz of 203 Chicago avenue. Pearson was released as uninvolved. McCloud detained. police search of his room yielded a portion of the stolen staff fund to be pursued in police court this afternoon.
Workmen install a new heating plant in the Wishkah block capable of warming the entire building and adjacent properties on Wishkah street. Reinforcements to the western wall foundation are also under way to support the structure.
Henry A Howlett aged 62 died at his home 20 West Heron Street at 4 am after a long illness of locomotor ataxia. Funeral services will be from the home at 2 pm tomorrow. interment will be at Fern Hill Cemetery.
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