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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald outlines its semi weekly schedule with publication days Monday and Thursday, contact details at 408 East Wishkah Street and telephone 3541. It notes editor J Carney and postal matter status, rates, and ad copy deadlines for each issue.
The Herald asserts it is the oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis county circulation. Advertising contracts rely on this claim. if the statement is not absolutely true, all money due under such contracts will be forfeited.
All City Legal Notices note public call for Chehalis county to fund a robust exhibit of resources and products at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. The piece cites past fruit displays, growing acreage, and a need to mobilize farmers to cultivate specialties for an impactful Seattle show next year.
A political reflection urges restraint before the presidential election, criticizing high tariffs and corporate favoritism. It questions removing protections while reforms loom, and warns about new policies replacing old ones amid calls for a new party leader.
An Indianapolis News editorial notes a strong party buoyed by momentum yet unsettled by new conditions It describes hesitation as a sign of doubt about allies and direction at a critical crossroads, reflecting unease over future steps and loyalty.
The Colfax Gazette urges a non partisan movement to honor Judge Stephen J. Chadwick. The Palouse Republic notes his seven years on the Whitman county bench earned him a reputation as a wise and honest judge and calls for his placement on the state supreme bench.
Zelasko was served with a summons in a suit by the Polish Catholic church pastor to recover 250 dollars he allegedly subscribed to aid a new church. He says he agreed to give 250 but the pastor bought a former Presbyterian church and moved it to West Wishkah street without member approval. Zelasko will contest the claim in court.
The Aberdeen militia will be mustered this evening by Gen Otis Hamilton. The Athletic Association plans a successful smoker tomorrow night. Hafferty and McKenzie return from a Wyncodie River hunting trip. Dr Mapes heads to Gold Butte Nevada for potential mining venture. Capt Hansen moves family to South Bay for a logging camp with his brother. Mabel Moly and Josie Shryock canvass for books to win a Walla Walla college scholarship. L L Maley recovering from rheumatism at Hot Lake Oregon. James and Louis Fogle travel from Idaho for daughter Mary E Fogle and Prof E Beimfohr wedding. Elma defeats Aberdeen Athletic 13 to 2 at Electric Park as Eaton struggles for support.
Born in Iowa the Ennis Brothers promote Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines. They credit its long time use for life saving help in El Paso and report success in Narcoossee Florida where they now sell it through Evans Drug Co.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to cure many stomach troubles. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicine was said to be cured after using a few boxes. Price is 25 cents with samples free at Evans Drug Co.
A critic argues that current schooling overemphasizes information intake and wastes funds. He cites the Naval Academy entrance failure rate and urges overhauling the system to focus on drawing out students talents rather than filling them with data.
Prominent New York lawyer William M. Ivins denounces corporate influence over lawmaking. He argues that legislation serves corporate ends, stripping state and city of genuine representation, warning of an impending revolution but predicting an evolution toward public good.
The speaker argues material prosperity is essential but only a foundation. He urges building a higher moral and spiritual life atop prosperity and stresses individuals must pull their own weight, become self-reliant, and expand effort beyond accumulating wealth.
Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University denounces attacks on men and corporations as sweeping and unjustly labeled. He argues many claims lack judicial specificity, calling the movement a political game that misleads the people while sensing a coming day of judgment for scandal mongers.
The city adopts multiple resolutions for Broadway between First and Ninth streets to gravel the center, add curbs and gutters at an estimated 7700 dollars with protests hearing set for June 17. Other items include Broadway between Heron and First streets at 8500 dollars with protests on June 10, and Heron street works costing 53798 dollars with June 17 protests. Additional projects include Sixth street graveling at 850 dollars with a June 24 protest, and several street upgrades totaling 39000 dollars with protests on June 24. Hood street plank road 1197.48 dollars with June 24 protest, Williams street sidewalks 300 dollars with June 17 protest. Bids sought for Heron street bridge painting by June 24. Jefferson avenue sidewalk assessments totaling 208 are due for collection and delinquent July 10.
A compact record notes the Abe deen Semi-Weekly Herald as a twice weekly publication on Gray's Harbor with price details listed. The notice presents minimal content but confirms the periodical's cadence and cost structure for readers.
The S C Allen loads for Honolulu at Union mill while Newsboy loads for San Francisco at Slade mill. Tahoe sailed for San Francisco and Santa Barbara loads for San Pedro. Bowdoin sailed for San Francisco from West mill. Capistrano arrived to load for Redondo. Chas R Wilson and Oceania Vance also listed with routes. Wimbledon sails with 3,000,000 feet to Port Pirie marking a Grays Harbor cargo record. Aberdeen Guard No 216 of the Keystone Guard elected officers led by Patten, Magill, Sparkes, Taft, Sparkes, Thompson, Auer, Skor and trustees Magill, Sparkes, Demere.
The notice lists subscription pricing for the Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald at 2 dollars per year and 61.50 for a 1 month advance.
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