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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
4
Subscribers failing to receive a paper regularly please notify Herald Office, Phone 568, 309 East Wishkah Street. The Herald is the oldest newspaper on Grays Harbor with wide circulation in Grays Harbor County.
MO J Carney announces his return as editor of the Aberdeen Herald after a year, vowing to print all fit county news for Aberdeen and Gray Harbor, keep readers fully posted, and uphold a Democratic stance while supporting efficient public service for the greatest good to the greatest number.
The piece argues Republicans push for consumption taxes while citingOre gonian editorials and Congress discussions on wartime exports. It notes a 1914 16 export table showing war related goods rise but says war made up under three percent of total manufacturing value for ten months in 1916, with voters backing the tariff thrice.
The Washington constitution forbids a judge from holding public office during the term they are elected for. The constitutional convention was largely Republican and its rule has not been questioned. If good for Washington, is there a valid reason it would not be good national law.
A reactionary Republican critique targets President Wilson and Panama Canal toll exemptions. The Oregonian is accused of misrepresenting policy, arguing Congress repealed a toll exemption in violation of pledges, harming Oregon's lumber and wool trade. The piece notes Elihu Root and treaty considerations, while asserting campaign issues differ from canal rules.
Delegates Claude Bennett Phillip Ward and T O Ramsey join Spokane leaders J E Blair and J T Burcham in endorsing Woodrow Wilson. Governor Teats and Ole Hanson among Progressive figures voicing support for Wilson for president. Edgar Snyder also backs Wilson.
Former President Taft writes in the Saturday Evening Post that America’s coast fortifications are largely adequate for modern warfare. He notes only one needed addition, a fort at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, to strengthen defenses.
An explosion during a San Francisco preparedness parade killed eight and wounded over forty. Explosive expert Crane of Hercules Powder Co says fragments resemble oil well charges, contain no timing device, and the blast may have been accidental.
The city should tighten auto rules and enforce care by drivers after Mrs Tonneson’s death. The writer urges authorities to stop treating pedestrians as secondary to cars and to affirm foot travelers’ equal rights on streets.
A notice from Jno A Stimson dated July 24 1916 in Aberdeen Washington states that the author sold interests in the Aberdeen Herald and Aberdeen Printing Company to Jno J Carney and that all accounts due to the former concerns are payable to him with him to receipt.
Mildred asks if George will remain devoted after aging. Clarice responds that she cannot say for certain but they will soon know.
Baltimore American records a lighthearted exchange as a suitor asks for a daughter’s hand. The father grants consent with a humorous caveat advising against placing the ring gift in a pocket.
A brief dialogue features a witty exchange about recognition between a man and a woman. The husband corrects a misperception by noting he is the distinguished looking lady’s husband rather than the man himself.
Twenty years after a gallant Civil War record Captain John M Weatherwax died Sunday evening July 19 in Stanton Michigan after a prolonged illness. Born 1827 in Peru New York he built a lumber business, aided Aberdeen’s growth and helped extend the Northern Pacific railroad. He leaves three sons Clyde Jay Cliff and one daughter Mrs M R Sherwood and is mourned across Grays Harbor. Memorial services are set for next Sunday at 11 in the Congregational church under Knights Templar auspices.
A Paris-Toulouse physics note describes a bar of iron heated at one end then cooled in water causing the far end to blaze. The effect is linked to a perceived repellent action of rapid cooling on internal heat. The piece also cites quotations from the Detroit Free Press and Washington Star about modern life and responsibility.
The text notes that Jupiter is about 1,387 times larger than Earth in volume but only around 300 times as massive, illustrating the planet’s low density relative to Earth.
R E Taggart the Aberdeen lawyer seeks the county Superior Judge seat. Born 1876 in Columbiana County Ohio he studied at Westminster College read law with O W Linn admitted 1899. He practiced in Aberdeen since October 1899 served three terms as Aberdeen City Attorney 1905 1907 and is married to Etta Beckehauer with one child.
A humorous poem by Sam H. Welch from United States Troop Camp, Laredo, Texas, contrasts the Regular Army man with social expectations. It highlights toughness, reluctance for polish, and readiness to face mobs while noting his rough, disciplined nature.
A terse verse depicts the soldier marching to war with no speeches or prayers from officials. He carries a small pack and rides off in a van to fight bravely, not seeking praise. He is called a steadfast fighter who does his best, the dandy and ready for the scrap.
Beekeepers gain from a new patent improved hive by a Norfolk Virginia man. A metal strip forms an inward lip and an outward inclined ledge supported by a wall and frame. The inclined cuts receive the ledge. nails pass through angled portions to secure the assembly. The design seals wind and moisture from the hive interior.
In Bolivia only literate citizens may vote. Liberia’s oil palm resists brush fires during land clearing. A man may pursue his hobby if he stays within the speed limit. India records more fatal snake bites inside homes than in fields or trees.
The candidate declares as a Republican for the Grays Harbor County Treasurer office in Washington State, subject to voters at the primaries on September 12, 1916. The announcement emphasizes party affiliation and election timing for the treasurer race.
O M Nelson announces as a Republican for Grays Harbor County Prosecuting Attorney. He states the decision rests with voters at the primary on Tuesday September 12 1916.
Paid advertisement announces a candidate for County Superintendent of Schools in Grays Harbor County Washington subject to voters in the primary on Tuesday September 12 1916 the outcome to be decided by the electorate.
Grays Harbor County announces a publican candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney. The election is set for Tuesday September 12 1916.
Albert Johnson, Republican incumbent, runs for another term in Congress. He faces primary challengers within the party as voters decide this political contest.
A publican candidate for the office of County Clerk of Grays Harbor County Washington faces voter decision at the primaries set for Tuesday September 12 1915 W C Birdwell is named as the candidate.
A. E. Le Roy files as Republican candidate for the Grays Harbor County Treasurer seat. Primary election set for September 12, 1916.
Publican candidate for Representative of the 29th District of Washington, subject to the decision of the voters at the primaries to be held Tuesday, September 12, 1916. GEO. W. GAUNTLETT.
Nonpartisan candidate J A Hutcheson announces candidacy for Judge of the Superior Court in Grays Harbor County with the primary slated for September 12 1916. He emphasizes impartial service and judicial independence in the announcement.
R E Taggart declares run for Superior Judge of this county in non partisan primaries set for September 12 1916.
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