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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
4
This item lists the Aberdeen Herald newspaper parameters including edition days Monday and Thursday, address 408 East Wishkah Street, editor J Carney, and post office living matter. It notes subscription rates and requests readers to notify if delivery is missed and ad copy deadlines for Monday and Thursday issues.
The Herald, oldest paper in Grays Harbor, asserts it has the largest circulation in Conehalis County and bases its contracts on this claim. All money due on contracts executed under this statement will be disputed if not absolute and true.
A partisan debate over direct primary voting for U S senators. Advocates urge a constitutional amendment to elect senators by popular vote, citing long resistance in the Senate. Some candidates refuse pledges aligning with party lines, arguing for state legislature choice remains valid.
The Aberdeen World debates what “special interests” mean in the presidential, congressional, and county contests. It argues these interests push tariff taxes and legislative favors through Congress and state bodies, citing McCredie and Locke as examples and noting county support against perceived tax abuses.
Senator Charlies E Meyers argues the direct primary eliminates backroom selection and should honor the will of the people. He warns against returning to old methods and urges lawmakers to ratify the choice of the voter with the most votes in the September 13 primary.
The Hoquiam publication earns high regard for its value in serving readers despite challenges from Portland printers. The piece notes production issues, costs, and artistry, arguing a locally printed alternative would have cut expenses, while acknowledging overall quality remains inferior to Hoquiam’s standard.
Eugene Foster, a prominent Harbor reporter for the Aberdeen World and Tribune, has left those papers after a year and accepted a position with the Aberdeen Herald. The Herald is to be congratulated for the addition.
The North Aberdeen bridge over the Wishkah River is out of commission after its long usable life. Temporary bracing and a scow are used to connect temporary approaches while a steel replacement bridge is planned with a central pier. Construction is expected to start earlier in winter with tax funds, and railway tracks may extend to Fern Hill cemetery.
Four nice lots in block 65 South Aberdeen priced at $2 per lot. One-half block in North Aberdeen offers a good home site with easy terms and a small down payment. List your property with us the men who sell.
Forest Supervisor R E Benedict in Olympia prepared the plat for a government leased lake retreat for campers at nominal rent. Secretary Allen of Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce received a copy. The incomplete plat shows a strip over one and one half miles long with right angled streets. The plan will be ready next season and a new highway to the lake will be completed to improve access.
Vivid Blve debuts as the smart shade marking the 22nd polarisiat moment with bold style and modern tailoring trends.
Captain R Austin reports promotions in Company G with W F Paull rising to captain Harry Knowles to first lieutenant Alvin Johnson to second lieutenant and Q O Aus tins transfer to the second regiment special corps. Officers depart for Tacoma for a military tournament at the stadium this week. The Blockhouse Smith ranch on Chehalis River near Lorraine is being subdivided into multiple tracts for sale with easy payments.
An appeal challenges a superior court ruling against the Oregon and Washington Railway in Aberdeen over damages tied to a longrunning dispute with Vulcan Iron Works. The company seeks further court action to resolve the train service operations and future scheduling on the Chehalis river side.
A man named Jase Heater fell ill after consuming canned tomatoes believed to be tainted. He was hospitalized at Abergeen General Hospital and showed signs of improvement after admission on Sunday.
Readable parts describe a summer season event with mentions of teams, bets, and a brewer stake at a market. The text is heavily garbled but hints at a public display involving a brewer and local names.
Fragmentary notes describe a scene with two pairs of soft gray tele items and various beads. Mentions of forms and a struggle to keep items dry hint at a chaotic storage or packing situation. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear references to people and actions.
The Ideocom consolidates the Herald building at 408 East Wishkab Street after a merger this week. The change does not affect editorial or business management. Mr J E Hur ee will retain his interest in the Company and will serve numerous patrons.
The Rexall Store promotes its well equipped prescription department with special attention to this branch. Located on H Street, the shop stresses superior service and accuracy for all medical needs.
The piece notes two years after a reform movement in Peking the press has modernized with a three‑section daily cycle. It describes seven genres of writing and calls newspapers the papers for the people printed in the common style.
A local printery at 428 East Wishkab Street earns praise for its work. Community members say the service pleases them and encourages sharing the good word with others.
Local officials indicate Harbor line work will end and track laying begin to allow operation at the earliest moment. Rail plans involve Ore & Washington and Harbor routes with service possibly starting around September 1. details remain unofficial.
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