Ahowloon Herald Rates and Contact Details
The semi weekly Ahowloon Herald is published Mondays and Thursdays at 408 East W rect Aberdeen. J. Carney is editor and proprietor. Subscription rates are 2.00 per year, 1.00 for six months, 1.60 for cash in advance. Notices of missed delivery should be reported promptly. The Herald claims the largest circulation in Grays Harbor County and ads are based on this circulation figure.
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J. Carney
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Abehalise
Aberdeen Herald
Publishers Notice on Missed Herald Delivery
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co at Tel 3551 and a paper will be forwarded to the address immediately.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Farce in Washington on tariff leaders and peril to GOP
The Philadelphia North American laments a Republican alliance under Aldrich with Cannon and other leaders pushing a tariff schedule for higher profits by Guggenheim's trust. It quotes Clapp condemning the Dingley alignment and warns of a political reckoning at the polls as the party risks losing reform supporters and patience.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Aldrich
Guggenheim
Cannon
Burkett
Nebraska
Clapp
Minnesota
Taft
Friends of Protection
Enemies of Protection
Burrows
Dalzell
Payne
Philadelphia
North American
Openings for Montana Idaho and Washington lands for entry
Registration for lands on the Flathead Spokane and Coeur d Alene reservations opens August 5 at Kalispell Missoula Spokane and Coeur d Alene. The three reserves total about 700000 acres with timber land on the Spokane and Coeur d Alene parcels valued up to 16000 per quarter section and generally 200 to 500 per acre. Entries are set for April 10 1910 to allow personal land investigation.
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Montana
Idaho
Washington
Kalispell
Missoula
Mont
Flathead
Spokane
Coeur d’Alene
Street Name Plaques Touted for New Concerto Walks
A proposal suggests placing street names at every street corner along the new concerto walks. The plan aims to guide pedestrians and honor local signage through themed corners.
Akron Man Praises Peruna For Stomach Catarrh Relief
William F. Steese of Akron Ohio reports years of stomach catarrh and failed cures. After three bottles of Peruna he feels better and would not be without it. The letter echoes common testimonials about Peruna’s appetite and digestion benefits. A separate note laments a New Jersey potters union ban on joining the National Guard, with a call for convention review.
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William F. Steese
Coburn
Akron
Ohio
Peruna
Man-a-lin
Potters
New Jersey
National Guard
Regular Army
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
National Convention
Regular
Lawyers plan to merge Spokane bar groups into a new association
In Spokane lawyers discuss dissolving two bar associations to form a new body aimed at promoting public respect for the profession and aiding members in vocational matters. The group would guard the public against disreputable acts and would act on credible reports about members. Chehalis County also presents a large potential field for such an organization.
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Spokane
Chehalis County
Notice for Exhibits at Seattle Exposition
Executive Commissioner Chapman calls on farmers to exhibit fruits and vegetables for the Seattle exposition. Chehalis county has thousands of acres of fine agricultural land awaiting energetic settlers and it will be the fault of its farmers if the potential is not shown at the exposition.
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Chapman
Chehalis County
Aberdeen World marks first anniversary with 56 pages
The Aberdeen World published its first anniversary issue on Tuesday, delivering a 56 page edition filled with descriptive matter and appropriate illustrations. The piece credits the paper and the patronage that made the milestone possible.
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The
Aberdeen World
The Speaker Debate Autocrat and Servant in Century Piece
Century Magazine essays argue the Speaker is both autocrat of the house and servant of powerful interests. The article titled The Speaker Is He an Autocrat or a Servant? cites his control over proceedings and alignment with established groups.
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Joe
The
Century Magazine
Notice to berry fruit and vegetable raisers
Chehalis County Commission invites exhibitors to send top specimens for the A Y P exposition. Fruit shipped by express will be paid at market rate with all express charges covered. Consign by express to H D Chapman Chehalis County Building A Y P exposition.
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Chehalis County
A.Y.P. Exposition
Express
H. D. Chapman
A.y.-P. Exposition
Judge Sheeks Notified of Superior Court Appointment
Ben Sheeks received official notification of his appointment as superior court judge by Governor Hay. He will wear the judicial gown on June 12 after the May 22 appointment, with formal notice mailed last Monday. The notification cites an act approved March 11, 1909, appointing him to serve for Chehalis County until the next general election and a successor is elected and qualified.
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Ben Sheeks
Hay
State of Washington
Chehalis
Gardens for Slum Folk Move to Grow Food on 20 Acre Plot
Chicago City Gardens association plans 20 acres near Chicago River Marshall boulevard and Pennsylvania tracks to host 150 needy families this year. Families will plant and tend crops for food, pay a nominal fee, learn farming methods with expert guidance, and enjoy green borders and flower beds. The Outdoor Art League aids with a bungalow rest room and tool house while future expansion hinges on success.
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City Gardens Association of
Chicago
Marshall Boulevard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Outdoor Art League
Furniture firm set to locate in Aberdeen
Henry Goldwater of Oakland California leased the Aberdeen Box Co. buildings at West Heron and Division streets to install added machinery worth 50000 dollars and establish a modern furniture factory. He pursued Aberdeen after prior interest and a persuasive California trip by W J Patterson.
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Aberdeen Box Company
Henry Goldwater
Oakland
Cal
Aberdeen Box Co
West Heron
Division Streets
Goldwater
Aberdeen
W. J. Patterson
California
Mr. Goldwater
Waterfront loading updates at multiple mills and ports
The Minnie E Caine and Mary E Foster load at Western and Union mills for Honolulu and China. Robert Searles and Edward R West load for Honolulu and San Pedro from Union and Slade mills. Henry Wilson and A J West bound for San Francisco and San Pedro. The Santa Monica loads for San Pedro from American mill. E B Jackson loads for Guaymas, Mexico. Svea arrives to load for San Francisco while Coronado Coaster Tahoe and Doris arrive from Grays Harbor. Wm H Murphy arrives to load for San Francisco. Mathew Turner, after layup, chartered to load for San Pedro at Anderson Middleton mill.
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Minnie E. Caine
Western Mill
China
Mary E. Foster
Union Mill
Honolulu
Santa Monica
American Mill
San Francisco
E. B. Jackson
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Guaymas
Mexico
Svea
Wilson Mill
Coronado
Coaster
Tahoe
Doris
Grays Harbor
Wm. H. Murphy
American
Slade Mills
San Pedro
Mathew Turner
Anderson & Middleton
Gowns for Judges May Show Law Invalid
Tacoma judges claim a loophole to avoid the gown mandate. They argue gowns costing about 75 dollars each and purchased yearly effectively reduce official salaries and may render the law unconstitutional.
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Tacoma
Superior Court
Boy Elopes With Circus Then Is Found In Seattle
Eleven year old Neil Hayes vanished with a traveling circus last week after fleeing his home at 1009 East Second Street. Police traced the outfit to Seattle where the boy was located Monday and returned to his father yesterday. The Hayes family suffered a Sunday night blaze destroying their home and belongings.
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Neil
Martin Hayes
Sound
Dean
Seattle
Tacoma
Hayes
East Second Street
SPOTLESS TOWN MOVEMENT ENLISTS SPokane WOMEN FOR CITY BEAUTY
Spokane clubwomen plan a city wide cleanup using a block system to reclaim alleys and plant flowers. The Current Events club led by Mrs Albion McGlauflin discussed A L White park chief urging involvement in the city beautiful drive. The plan aims to have each block supervised by a member and to expand to multiple blocks if needed. The Virginia rainpiper is noted as the swiftest small bird with 7500 yard per minute flights.
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Spokane
Wash
Albion McGlauflin
Elm Apartments
A. L. White
Park Commission
City Beautiful
J. C. Barline
A. M. Riley
H. W. Allen
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Silly Exchange About Birds And A Dog Named After You
In a playful dialogue Uncle Caleb and Little Clarence joke about naming a dog after Clarence. The exchange features a shopkeeper and casual commentary on birds and a dog with a lighthearted tone.
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Caleb
Clarence
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Edward R. West
Slade Mill
Henry Wilson
A. J. West
Virginia
Stella Jordan
Swit House
East Heron Street
Stieglitz
the Higher Education
Heron
A. W. Barkley
Packers
Sea Beach Packing Works
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