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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Aberdeen Herald with masthead details and publication schedule. It cites editor J. Carney and presses Tuesday through Thursday delivery notes, plus subscription and advertising terms. The readable lines show address 408 East Wishkah Street and contact hints, reflecting a Grays Harbor paper's old classified context.
Fragmentary OCR discusses Republican leaders Pinchot and Garfield in St Paul pushing a moral reform platform. It argues a national realignment toward Republican ideals, amid issues of slavery legacy, tariffs, production, and Democratic opposition, with emphasis on reformist themes and party unity.
The piece describes a tense Senate scene as Aldrich presses for passage of bills while insurgent factions resist or seek to block legislation. It notes alliances and warnings of political payback within the Democratic and Republican camps, with emphasis on public impact of the stalled or advancing measures.
Wilsoncreek World mocks Republican standpatters over Miles Poindexter once being a Democrat. It contrasts alleged past Democratic ties with claims by Judge Thomas Burke and John L. Wilson about arming against the GOP at a Spokane convention.
Harbor conditions and freight traffic prompt North Pacific Steamship Co to consider Aberdeen as a new freight and passenger route. Osuf, freight and passenger agent, reports satisfaction with Aberdeen’s need for a package carrier and plans to bring contracts and a company representative soon. The Santa Clara, 900 tons with 140 passenger capacity, is chosen and recently overhauled for the run.
Speed trials at Cohassett Beach attract entries from Ron Tacoma Seattle Porvand Cheha Centralia Abeniecen Hogmamn for a major meet scheduled the week of July. Promoters arrange stands fences and accommodations as Westport citizens prepare to host visitors for a large coastal event.
The production at the acs Lee Willans presents the Soldier's Sweetheart with actor director GirectIame and star ts a Will TAKE pars. The cast includes Mildred Brow Kathryn Hogam Sarah Brad ay UTace Sherwood J. E Stewart W. HB Teek er RH Knowles and others in a South fret wat setting.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals such as Joérce Pesaran Trand Lis aoc Tranteel W. Pearson and Tam Bwang Vt in a misread note. Mentions a place west of reeadwar and a dated event about 33 years ago with unclear context and scattered names.
A West and Slade Grocery official says fake berry orders caused by jobber delays left canned berry supply strained. He cites easing market in the East and urges ranchers here to prioritize smaller fruits, noting demand and climate favor their growth.
Aberdeen reports 30 additional names in the city census and a committee led by ROH Nesey notes total costs of $1,217.96. Citizens feel the census was worthwhile and as successful as expected, with officials praising early results.
Miss Anna Brita Dahlbere and Mr Andrew Arvid I 2 of Ad eriesen were married by Rev. Joho the bely har TM at the ps bom URMIX SE i 44.8 te:-I gToam.
Fragmentary report notes a recipient and a senate committee vote in the city area with implied downtown activity and public interest in a proposed bill. Details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged text.
A partial, unreadable OCR snippet mentions a senator and a person named GENTS with unclear context and no verifiable details. The readable content is too fragmented to determine a proper event, names, places, or dates.
Fragmentary notes show Terkin purchasing a tract of garage land S58 a near Montesano and plans for Mr. Sterkiz to sell his residence. Mentions of Sir Jefferson Hires and a transition to citizenship are included in the scattered text.
Amateur gardeners learn to plant when soil dries and warms. Digs deeply with well rotted manure and avoid overworking soil. Sow hardy seeds first and time plantings from late spring to early June, noting regional variations and risks of cold wet soils.
A discussion on treating bleeding tree wounds using carbonizing techniques and cautery avoidance, citing Larousse and F G U and noting the method involves charring the wound surface as an alternative to natural healing. The piece mentions radiating heat and cauterizing tools and cautions against overuse.
A fragmented OCR sample describes a shaky scene with mentions of a band a corks sound a signal and another stray line about drawing a loop around a bottle neck. It resembles an incomplete test or puzzle note with unclear context.
Scrambled and unclear text describes making a sauce with lemon and cream. It mentions beating eggs, stirring water until thick, and folding whites into a final mixture. The fragmentary wording obscures exact quantities and steps, but indicates a sauce or dessert process with citrus and dairy elements.
Fragmentary text describes water quantities and items like seed potatoes and jetties. Multiple garbled phrases reference wells, a target, measures, and some names, but the meaning is unclear. The passage appears to be a damaged snippet about supplies or a stock list with no coherent event.
The Anti Saloon League of Washington calls a Chehalis county convention at the Hoquiam Y M C A next Wednesday June 29 to plan a campaign aimed at electing a legislator who will pass a county unit total option law.
W. C. Reed, a longshoreman, was injured Monday afternoon at the Federal mill while loading the Melville Dollar when a pile of lumber fell. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors diagnosed a broken leg.
The schooner Comet loads at West mill for San Pedro while the E. B. Jackson loads at 31-st Wilson mill for Callao. The steam firehall remains at Federal mill for San Francisco as Daisy Freeman and Dona ax Beant entries indicate ongoing marine loading and shipping activity along the waterfront.
The readable bits hint at a discussion of techniques and tests, mentioning seats and a face the etek word appears. The passage references sources and a tone that recalls a simple serene style with a focus on a long essay or editorial.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a disjointed note about concerts or performances, mentioning Reptiles and SONS 22 with references to Zephyrs and Maze Satie. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations, making precise summarization difficult.
A playful note contrasts store charm with bees invading the shop. It highlights the idea that bees make one sweet product while the store offers many. The tone suggests a lighthearted tale of bustling commerce and nature.
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