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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday at 405 East Wishkah Street with editor MO J Carney. It notes post office entry as second class mail matter and provides subscription rates and ad copy deadlines for each issue.
The piece quotes Vice President James Sherman debating the insurgent movement, arguing it remains strong in the West and could only lose momentum if Taft’s administration yields. It cites Cannon, Lorimer, Dolliver, and Harmon while noting Roosevelt’s arrival and mixed public reactions.
A cryptic wartime era message questions Roosevelt and public press accuracy. The fragment hints at criticism of media bias and collective accountability, referencing a Bern Wy context and broad concerns about misstatements by public figures.
The Grays Harbor News and Aberdeen Herald trade barbs over W. H. Abel as a potential candidate for the Second Congressional district. The Herald vows to oppose Abel on his record rather than personality, accusing him of past conduct as an attorney and a quasi public official.
The A. J. West lies at Slade mill awaiting orders while Jane Lo Stanford loads at West mill for Redonda. Comet sailed from West mill for Sax Pedro and E B Jackson at Wilson mill heads for Callao. Schooner William Olsen leaves Slade for San Diego and R C Slade loads for Santa Rosana. Veering text shows several vessels with uncertain destinations and minor typos.
A diagonal strip access right of way is offered through the tract at Cosmopo Bank Road. The company has taken the offer under advisement and is considering the proposal.
Maris J Cochran died in Los Angeles last toeséar. A pioneer lawyer and former affarmer of Aberdeen he left ten years ago for Alaska where he served as United States commissioner. He leaves three children in Aberdeen Robert Cochran Mrs C M Good and Mrs P M Neisan.
Charles Dene an attorney sues James Clark a foreman at Nack's Tageing camp alleging $2.00 damages from alleged slander. Clark is accused of directing insults toward Dene while employed at the engine works. The case cites legislative context and local press discussion in the Semi-weekly Herald.
A cautious driving guide explains skid causes on greasy roads and the dangers of sudden turns. It notes that braking errors and brakes out of adjustment trigger side slips and warns drivers to maintain control rather than slam brakes.
Advice emphasizes extra caution on hills curves and corners especially when roads are unknown. Proper lighting is crucial to reduce temporary glare and ensure drivers and livestock remain visible, encouraging safe behavior on the highway.
A garbled text warns against improper tightening of wires at terminals. It argues twisting and looping the wire around the terminal is unsafe, causing loosening under vibration or movement and risking a failed connection.
The readable segments resemble garbled remarks about tree signs, editors, and mentions of arms, wine, and ages. Names and coherent events are absent, making a concise news item impossible from the fragments provided.
Incoherent OCR text appears to reference a trade piece and a boat event with unclear dates or entities. The fragment mentions gas and cross words across a street and a partial note on a pursuit or movement. No clear subjects or outcomes emerge.
Mrs Louis F Derkin was honored at her Aberdeen home by Catholic church ladies last Wednesday. The couple will move to Montesano next Wednesday after purchasing a garden tract. A cut glass water set served as a token of appreciation for Mrs Derkin's church work during her Aberdeen years.
The Federal mill claims a new record by producing 156000 feet of lumber in ten hours on a single band mill with lumber scale on drop. The claim highlights increased output and efficiency for the operation.
A noon fire at the Dabney building at the corner of F and Wishkah streets, occupied by Otto Laine and Company, was quickly controlled. The blaze, caused by a defective flue, burned the roof and rafters with nominal loss.
The North Bank railroad filed surrenders of judgments in condemnation cases of J. C. Pearson and Rudolph Distler. Pearson had damages assessed at £6,000 and Distler at over $9,000, with verdicts favoring the railroad in both actions.
A. E. Willson former manager sues the Pacific States Telephone Company for damages. His attorney E. H. Fox files the action seeking compensation around $2.6 thousand, alleging harm and damages in connection with his former role. The suit claims loss of earnings and reputational injury.
Vague message from local supporters outlines plans to persuade an unnamed lawyer to seek the county attorney post. The note hints at a slate including a member of a named group and mentions potential alliances but lacks concrete names or dates.
A court ruled that Felix So Pete McGuire did not take Skoldovski's pin. The decision found insufficient evidence to prove McGuire's involvement in the alleged pin theft.
Judge Bush officiated a marriage ceremony Thursday evening uniting Amr Mahess and brick, with Miss Helen Frei of Aber as the bride. The event drew local interest as a union celebrated by the officiant and attendees.
The Mission church held a midsummer festival with a decorated venue and an interesting program. Light refreshments were served as part of the evening’s activities.
Glen Snider resigns after long service as assistant county attorney since World War II era. Campbell, elected to the office of prose, resigns. A successor is to be appointed to fill the vacancy and continue the office’s work.
A garbled report notes a notable return and a shift involving Aberdeest and Tecras. The fragment mentions Gagner a o farci and Mick, with references to a permanent bone and rearmost lines.
Mr and Mrs Axel Anderson returned from three weeks at St Martin's Hot Springs for Mrs Anderson's health. They report the waters greatly benefited her condition.
A compressed prehistoric fragment appears to report a five week period with stray letters and partial phrases. The readable portion hints at a local publication cadence but offers few concrete details or named entities.
A jumble of phrases references drainage, water supply, and river concerns likely from a local meeting. Mentions front ont 5 y srd c a drainage and water topics with scattered notes on rains and water levels. exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
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