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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
4
The Herald of Grays Harbor warns that advertising contracts rely on its circulation claim. Subscriptions missing issue must notify the paper, with copy for ads due by Saturday noon for Monday and Wednesday noon for the midweek issue.
The Aberdeen Herald issues its third annual Industrial Edition with two sections and sixteen pages highlighting Chehalis county industry and the United Wireless Company in San Francisco. Montesano and Elma notes praise the paper’s make up quality and improvements while local leaders discuss a recall law and legislative issues.
The Kansas State Board of Health forbids common drinking cups on rail trains and stations, public and private schools, and State educational institutions. The order takes effect September 1, 1909 and aims to reduce infectious disease spread.
Fire damaged a Chandlery Co rear stock and a Turkish bath house owned by Chas Bealey. Suspicions of arson arose as two bedroom fires appeared in Bealey’s bath house and oil soaked rags were found. Bealey, jailed after a special city council session, denies involvement while investigators probe origins and insurance ties.
A joint Hoquiam Commercial club and Aberdeen chamber of commerce meeting will be held next week to set a new date for Chehalis County day at the A Y P exposition. Montesano Cosmopolis and other county towns will be invited to send representatives to secure a mutually agreeable date.
Prominent Aberdeen and Hoquiam audience hears John A. Fox of the national rivers and harbors commission urge locals to provide shipping statistics and push for regular nationwide river and harbor appropriations. He notes tonnage growth from 136000 to 747000 tons in 14 years and cautions underfunding could delay needed breakwater work.
Olympia officials report new insurance law went into effect on Thursday drawing attention from life insurance companies and industry observers. The measure aims to regulate practices and bolster consumer protections as firms assess impact.
New state rules require home companies to hold 100000 dollars in subscribed stock with 50000 paid up and 50000 due within a year. Foreign life firms must show 200000 dollars subscribed and paid up capital or an equivalent reserve. Policies must state financial standing. Health and accident firms gain 30 day grace periods to catch up on payments. A compilation of laws is being circulated by State Insurance Commissioner J H Shively. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. Steamer Hoquiam loads for San Pedro. Mary E Foster and Robert Searles load for Honolulu. Edward R West loads for San Pedro. Newburg and C Lindauer sail for San Francisco and San Pedro. Coronado sails for San Pedro and San Diego. E B Jackson loads for Guaymas, Mexico. Ariel receives overhaul. Wm H Murphy sails underway.
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