13 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
The author argues that lowering payrolls does not boost profits and that discontented workers harm production. Labor unions, demagogues, and capitalists clash, while the general public bears higher costs from wage-led price rises. A simple example shows higher wages raise building costs, harming homeowners and renters.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges hold an annual memorial at the Congregational church next Sunday at 11 a.m. They will march from their hall to the church, where a memorial service will be delivered by ler. C. McDermoth. In the afternoon a special committee will decorate the graves at the graveyard with a related service.
Aberdeen High school will stage The Sweet Girl Graduate by Woodman at the Grand theater Friday night June 14. The three act farce features Misie Maude DeSmythe and a host of students with 25 and 50 cent tickets on sale Thursday morning at Paine's Drug Store.
Rain forced postponements of the Northwest League games between Aberdeen and Seattle. The series resumes in Seattle with four games, as fans anticipate the Cats and Cubs contending for first place. The next meeting is planned for Electric Park in August.
John G. Lyons a long time Cosmopolis resident aged 77 died at his home yesterday morning. He leaves a wife and five children including daughters Mrs Harper of Cosmopolis and Mrs Pontigely of Tacoma and sons William Charles L and James. Funeral services were held at 10 a m from his residence with Bowes and Randolph in charge.
James Brazell, a noted logger, was severely beaten on the face and head with a boot by William Sanderson at the New England hotel on Main near Third. Though he appeared near death last night, he improved this morning and may recover though his eye could be permanently damaged. He suffered cuts above and below the eye and extensive bruising on the left side of the face. Also includes a long list of uncalled-for letters at Aberdeen post office dated week ending June 11 1907 and an advertisement for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a testimonial.
High school baccalaureate will be held next Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Grand theater with Rev. F. F. Greene preaching. A union of all churches and choirs will perform with the Creation chorus led by Richarde. City pastors, the high school faculty, and the school board will be on stage. public are invited.
City officials approve alley planking and redecking on Benn's plat blocks 37 and 48, vacate Blaine street segment on John Lytle property, authorize spur track for I P Carlson, fund street and sewer improvements, order sidewalks and roadways in South Aberdeen, and set hearings for objections to Anderson & Middleton mill co. vacating alleys.
The store confirms completion of plans for a third week expansion sale. Work will start soon and staff aim to cut prices further, with aggressive discounts noted across the store between now and July 4th.
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