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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald advertises weekly issues on Monday and Thursday from Wishkab Street address in Aberdeen Washington. Subscription rates are two dollars for one year in advance. Readers missing issues should notify the office promptly.
City authorities announce that all legal notices will be published in this newspaper. The notices cover required public information including deadlines and filings. Residents are advised to check this paper for official notice dates and associated actions.
Aberdeen World argues the Republican senator betrays his party by backing a Democratic U S senator. The paper asserts voters elected him on a pledge to act for the party and country, condemning any deviation as unmanly and wrong for a public servant.
The county commission should appoint a fair commissioner now to arrange Chehalis county displays for the Alaska Pacific Yukon exposition. Resources and industries offer many exhibits, and timely effort is needed to avoid past neglect and public humiliation from missing Portland exposition opportunities.
Mr Tawney argues Roosevelt policies have drained the treasury predicting this year’s deficit will reach millions and next year’s will grow, suggesting the administration will leave the nation with a bankrupt Treasury.
After Congress adjourned Representatives Powler of New York and Hill of Connecticut told President Roosevelt they had not changed their views and called the currency law a political and economic mistake.
The quotation questions why workers support tariffs that raise prices for imported goods while not taxing imported labor to raise wages, asking why laborers still vote for protectionism. It implies a paradox in economic policy and voter behavior.
Paul Morton argues that rehaters are acceptable while rebates are wrong, illustrating a split between abstract ideas and concrete practice. The comment frames a debate on incentives and public policy with a witty distinction.
Somaker argues that Tatt shows a weakness in the head area, suggesting a critical flaw. The claim centers on Ti as a weakness, with Dati and Mo Dahil noted in relation to this vulnerability.
The Wall Street Journal notes pig iron sales totaling nearly 400000 tons across western eastern and southern districts over two weeks. Rising prices and up to 5000000 dollars in value reflect robust demand and renewed confidence in the country’s industrial future.
J. Vierpont Morgan announces that the panic is over and urges readers to buy tickets for the prosperity procession. The statement frames upcoming events as a return to stability and growth.
A discussion questions whether tariffs are just and equal in operation versus principle. It asks if tariffs truly protect domestic interests while remaining fair and honest in implementation.
Miss Lucy J. Wood and Ray Burbee wed at the home of the bride's parents 720 East First Street with Rev AL HS House officiating. The ceremony featured a white and green parlor decor and a large floral bell. Guests attended and a supper was served by Mrs John Pearson before the couple left for a short wedding trip. They will reside in Cosmopolis where Mr Burbee works for the Grays Harbor Commercial Co. and has a cottage prepared for his bride.
For the first time in the city Episcopal church history St Andrew's elected officers and local appointments without outside interference. The bishop approved ending missionary supervision and the church becomes a parish independent of missionary support. Wardens are T L Douglas and C P J Roberts Rector F L Green. The parish starts financially and spiritually strong.
The Grays Harbor Business College offers summer tuition with a scholarship in the Shorthand course and unlimited textbooks. Regular monthly tuition is $12 and covers shorthand, typing, spelling, tabulating, letter copying, mimeographing and penmanship. A bookkeeping course is also available with six month and eight month options and per month pricing.
Classified ad line from the Aber Geer Gemi Weekly Herald indicates a print subscription price of 88.00 per year with advance payment.
The piece argues Republicans will promise tariff revision to win votes but likely push higher duties after election. It criticizes leaders like Cannon and Aldrich, accuses them of favoring eastern manufacturers, and warns Roosevelt has not pressed reform. It suggests voters may seek change to achieve genuine tariff reform.
A fleet of vessels at multiple mills along the waterfront: schooners and steamers loading for Honolulu San Pedro San Francisco and Australia. Vessels include C C Allen Newsboy Wimble don Aurelia Newberg Coronado Oceania Vance G C Lindauer Bowdoin Santa Barbara Claremont Centralia Tahoe Santa Monica with cargoes at Union Slade Burrows Wilson Hart Wood Anderson Middleton American mills.
Cleanliness prevents insect pests in cage birds and helps prevent red mite infestations. Dust birds with insect powder and bathe with quassia or alum. boil hollow perches regularly. cover cages at night with a white cloth to lure pests into folds. Canary breeding suffers from red mites. many remedies fail. Maintain thorough cleaning, proper ventilation, and use insect powder after young hatch.
The piece recalls Oakes Ames creator of the Ames shovel and railroad tamper. A granite monument at Sherman marks his memory, but a later railroad straightening left the rock pile fourteen miles away. Ames’ tools shaped railroads, while his memory endures through usefulness.
A New York San article reports a man named Knicker claiming a method to manufacture diamonds. Bocker dismisses the claim as nothing Cen can make and pitcher.
Fragmentary notes mention a names mix up and a touring car. The text appears as a casual exchange about a vehicle and a tote, with unclear context and several garbled terms. No clear events, dates, or entities to confirm.
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