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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
4
Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald issues stated for Monday and Thursday. Publisher MO J. Carney advertises as proprietor. Paper claims the oldest in Grays Harbor and larger circulation in Chehalis County. Terms note subscription rates and caveat about circulation statements.
The author argues against complacent reform and warns that poisoned meat endangers American families. Meat packing and cattle farming are vital, but only a robust inspection system with state, local, and federal cooperation can save the industry. The beef trust’s influence is challenged as public fear rises.
In Aberdeen, W A Crandell, current assistant postmaster, is urged as a strong contender for the post. Advocates note his faithful service, thorough knowledge of duties, and the office’s good standing under Postmaster Campbell, with Crandell’s qualifications highlighted as essential.
Senator Foraker clashes with proposed interstate supervision of underground political wires planning. He vows the fight of his life against the measure.
The author moves through Packingtown with assured steps and presents a collection of proofs backing his charges.
The Bulletin charged incendarism in the Edison theater fire last Thursday but facts do not justify arson against Polk Roberts. Roberts had furniture in the building and had left for the Sound the morning of the fire. benzine and excelsior found in the front part were misinterpreted as arson proof. Investigations would show inflammable materials did not burn where claimed and Roberts had a solid Arkansas background and a $5,300 property schedule with $4,500 insurance.
A Grand Theater gathering of local businessmen discussed organizing a campaign to remove the county seat but took no steps. E. B. Benn was named chairman. Bowes moved to defer action, arguing the issue should wait for nominations and not become political. Anstie opposed, favoring immediate education and action. The group voted to postpone until after nominating conventions.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters are a universal restorative remedy. A customer from Bennettsville South Carolina reports their wife recovered from dyspepsia and a torpid liver after years of illness. The product supposedly cures chills fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder issues with a 50 cent price and Red Cross Pharmacy guarantee.
Week Ending June 16 by FP H Robinson Observer recalls Ballard's Snow Liniment as a twentieth century family liniment. A Missouri reader from Stanberry praises its efficacy for rheumatism and pain. Shelley's Drug Store sells the product.
The Northern Pacific offers round trip tickets valid 90 days from sale to New Haven and multiple Midwest and Missouri River points at listed rates. Dates cover May and June departures with extended summer and event-specific options including Montreal, Denver, Toronto, New Orleans, and California return add-ons. Contact Agent H. B. Eiper at phone 2235 for details.
Vessels loading and sailing from multiple mills. Commerce and W J Patterson work toward San Pedro. Chas R Wilson sails for San Francisco. Honipi and Acme departed for San Francisco. Newsboy loading for Santa Rosalia. Sophia Christianson also sailing to San Francisco. G C Lindauer and Henry Wilson left for San Francisco.
In Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County Nina L Trebrake sues Hugh McGuire and unknown defendants with interests in the described real property seeking fore-closure of a tax lien. The summons addresses the tax lien action and property claims.
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