Aberdeen Herald Office Notice and Policy
Aberdeen Herald announces publication every Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wishkah Street. Editorial staff lists MO J. Carney as editor and proprietor. Notices for ads due by Saturday noon for Monday’s issue and Wednesday noon for Thursday’s issue. The Herald claims Grays Harbor circulation superiority and warns contracts may be forfeited if circulation claim is not accurate.
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East Wishkah Street
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
National Health Measures Debate in The Twentieth Century Magazine
Mr Flower argues against a National Board of Health as a political doctors’ group that would restrict practitioner choice. He notes medicine is an evolving art with rival views on drugs like benzoate of soda and warns regulation can delay progress. He argues Europe’s reforms aid industry and urges vital American organization.
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Twentieth Century Magazine
Flower
National Board of Health
German National Labor Exchange Adopts Berlin Model
The German Government created a National Labor Exchange operated via municipal offices led by Berlin. It costs about 7500 dollars yearly from the national budget plus Berlin subsidies up to 11000 dollars, plus 2500 dollars from subscriber resignations. The Berlin center offers lounges and reading rooms and processes around 160000 registered job seekers monthly.
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Berlin
Germany
Exchange
Socializing the schools to unite parents and teachers
The movement aims to harmonize schools with homes creating a community of interest among parents teachers and pupils. Philadelphia schools function as social centers hosting entertainments and carnivals to involve families and improve understanding of school work and child development.
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Philadelphia
Tideland Fill Raises Questions About City Plan
The article debates the Tideland Fill decision and whether Aber deen may proceed with private property improvements. It notes health concerns, requires majority owner consent, and weighs using river sand versus hydraulic lifting from hills, with city planning needed to optimize overall impact and costs.
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Supreme Court
Aberdeen
Two Cities Share Grays Harbor Celebrations
The Herald supports alternating celebrations with Hoquiam to benefit both cities. Lumber shipments from Oregon Washington and Grays Harbor reach 23 million feet to China plus 40 million by Portland and 25 million by Grays Harbor manufacturers.
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Oregon
Washington
China
Portland
Grays Harbor
Mississippi Valley
Mother's Censure Triggers Hoquiam Man's Death
W. H. Lund, a young bookkeeper from Hoquiam Washington, disappeared last Thursday and was found dead in a San Francisco lodging house. Investigators conclude he died by inhaling gas in his room. His mother in Everett had censured him for neglecting his sweetheart, providing no other apparent motive.
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San Francisco
W. H. Lund
Hoquiam
Wash
Everett
Query Club Plans Picnic At Midric Park
A pleasant regular meeting at Mrs. W. H. McWhinney's home discussed an upcoming picnic at Midric park next Monday. The next gathering is set for Friday at Mrs. M. G. Tilton’s residence 1120 North Broadway.
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Query Club
W. H. McWhinney
Midric Park
M. G. Tilton
North Broadway
Union Pacific Tracks Reach Cosmopolis in Bridge Completion
Tracks of the Union Pacific will reach Cosmopolis by next Saturday night. The bridge over a small slough six miles east of Cosmopolis is completed and no obstacle remains to the rushing of the work toward the Chehalis river.
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Union Pacific
Cosmopolis
Chehalis River
Washington Postmasters Get Salary Increases
Sixty two Washington postmasters will see July 1 salary raises from 100 to 300 dollars due to increased annual business. In Chehalis County Aberdeen will gain 100 dollars and Montesano 200 dollars, with other offices similarly affected.
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State of Washington
Chehalis County
Aberdeen
Montesano
Hoquiam General Hospital Nurses Graduation
Hoquiam June 8. Graduating exercises of the nurses at Hoquiam general hospital were held last evening at the K of P hall. The class includes Carrie Wagner, Mary V. Davis, Caryl C. Taylor, May Elsa Chase, Agnes M. Arke, Mamie V. Webb, and Martha Rowe.
Schooner G W Watson Arrives Safe From Aberdeen
The schooner G W Watson under Captain Thomas Stream sailed April 11 from this port bound for Hilo and arrived safely at Hilo on May 27 after 46 days at sea. The Herald reports the voyage and the earlier uneasiness over its non arrival.
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G. W. Watson
Thomas Stream
Hilo
H. 1
Aberdeen
Electric Company Merges Grays Harbor Railways Into Federal Light
The Grays Harbor Railway and Light company will merge with the Federal Light and Traction company of New York. The Herald expects the move to quickly expand interurban lines and improve service as finances allow. It commends Manager Crary and staff for good relations with Aberdeen and other cities.
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Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
Federal Light & Traction Company of
New York
Herald
Crary
Aberdeen
Fourth of July Celebrations Clash Between Hoquiam and Aberdeen
Hoquiam papers claim this year will see their local Fourth of July celebration as Aberdeen skipped last year when it was their turn. The claim notes 1909 saw widespread abandonment of local celebrations within 200 miles of Seattle to avoid conflicts or overload.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Seattle
Oakville Breaks Ground on $10,000 High School
Oakville reports a Tacoma contractor C A Opperman has begun a modern school building project valued at $10,000. The new high school aims to enhance the town’s appearance and infrastructure.
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Oakville
C. A. Opperman
Tacoma
Wishkah Street Asphalt Paid By K Zelasko
K Zelasko owner of five Wishkah Street lots settled the asphalt assessment in full yesterday. He delivered a check for 4123.80 to Treasurer Sargent marking complete payment of the street improvement.
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K. Zelasko
Wishkah Street
Sargent
Sauers Reportcard from Denver trip companions
Mrs. Sauers and her cousin Miss Gertie Combs of Elma send a Denver card praising good health and a hugely enjoyable extensive tour of the states already under way.
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Chas. R. Sauers
Hulls Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Cure
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hulls Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the sole constitutional remedy. It states doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, with a $100 reward for any failure to cure, and urges sending for circulars. Also advertises Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hull
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Burns as an Excise Officer Taxing Candles
The account notes Robert Burns as an early excise officer responsible for candle taxes in Kennashall. It recalls how he often looked the other way, citing a anecdote where he guardedly observes a candle-maker at Lorimer’s, remarking “Faith, wadum, ye’re thrung the nicht” as he moves from the kitchen to the parlor.
Mountains Bother Them In Siam World Flatness Debate
British officials face stubborn Siamese teachers who insist the world is flat and argue mountains prove their point by standing firm, while native instructors challenge the notion with mountain behavior. The exchange highlights cultural clashes in science education between colonial authorities and local pedagogy.
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Siam
Herald Printery Pleads for Public Feedback on Work
The Herald Printery invites readers to share opinions on its recent printing work. They ask if the service pleases customers and to relay compliments or criticisms to improve future editions.
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Herald Printery
The Talkative Barber Sparks Ancient Jest
A Kansas City Star item recounts a barber remarking on talkativeness as a long running joke. He reads Plutarch to find an ancient barber who trimmed in silence, noting old beliefs about barbering and hair. He then shifts to social chatter about a nearby manicure scene.
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Plutarch
Archelaus
Kansas City Star
The Sunny Side of Superstition Brightens Daily Life
A short reflection on superstition from Atlantic Monthly notes how simple talismans like four leaf clovers horseshoes and common house items bring optimism and hospitality. The piece links everyday signs such as misaligned needles or blue bows to hopeful visitors and cheerful outcomes.
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Atlantic
Commercial Job Printing at Herald Printery
Commercial job printing offered at moderate prices by Herald Printery located at 408 East Wishkah Street.
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The
Herald Printery
East
Wishkah Street
Waterfront Loading Busy With Lumber Barques and Steamers
The port report lists vessels and destinations along the waterfront. Ships and schooners such as the Svea Espada Newsboy Golden Shore William Renton E B Jackson English Monarch Watson A West Newburg Tahoe Chehalis Fair Oaks Omega Manila and Oliver J Olson are at mills loading for San Francisco Honolulu San Pedro Callao Peru Delagoa Bay Sidney Aberdeen and San Pedro with tonnage figures and sailing notes.
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William Renton
Slade Mill
San Pedro
E. B. Jackson
Wilson Mill
Callao
Peru
Chehalis
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Fair Oaks
San Francisco
Omega
Honolulua
Publisher's Notice on Herald Delivery Delays
City subscribers missing Monday or Thursday Herald delivery by 6 p m should notify City Messenger Co at telephone 551 and a replacement paper will be sent to the address promptly.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
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Manila
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Donavan Mill
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