Grays Harbor Herald Ad Rates and Circulation Claim
One year rates the Herald offers five point five cents per line with two dollar six months and cash in advance options. Copy for ads due by Saturday noon for Monday issue and Wednesday noon for Thursday issue. The Herald proclaims oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis county and notes contracts based on this claim with potential forfeiture if not true.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalle County
Taxpayers push for equal tax basis in Chehalis county
Editorial notes Chehalis county taxpayers ally to curb timberland underassessment after a costly timber cruise. The Taxpayers association aims to enforce fair valuation, publish expense estimates, and reduce future levies by ensuring all property is assessed equally.
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Frank B. Cole
West Coast Lumberman
Chehalis County
Taxpayers’ Association
Board of Equalization
Chehalis
Commission government gains traction in New Jersey and beyond
The Christian Science Monitor asserts that commission government, while not a automatic fix, has proven effective in New Jersey with twelve counties adopting it and a large portion of state residents living under the system. It notes Kansas cities advancing consolidation ideas and urges extending the model to county government as simple economical and efficient.
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New Jersey
Hudson County
Essex
Kansas
Businessmen of
Kansas City
Kan
Arkansas City
Hutchinson
Kansas Development Association
Larned
Commission
Christian Science Monitor
Telephone Company Fights Loan Sharks
The Chicago Telephone company announces a new hardship plan for employees. A loan fund with limited, interest free advances will be available on recommendation of department heads. Employees in financial distress are advised to speak with their immediate superior for assistance and notices have been posted in local offices.
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Chicago Telephone Company
Chicago
W. J. Boyd
Steam roller motto faces ballot fate in political clash
A local political row pits supporters of the steam roller policy against opponents in a heated ballot showdown. Voters weigh a measure seen as essential by backers, while critics warn of risks to progress and fiscal strain as the campaign intensifies.
Rockefeller Wealth Tops Nine Hundred Million
Latest estimates place John D. Rockefeller's wealth beyond 900 million dollars. Analysts note such fortune could finance expansive lifestyle choices, drawing comparisons to extravagant political spending in contemporary governance.
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Rockefeller
Congress
Presidential Candidate Sees Presidency as Four Year Postgraduate Course
The candidate frames the presidency as a large school and says his sole aim is a four year postgraduate-style course, marking the end of his long campaign.
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T. R
Aberdeen curfew law ignored by officials blamed for youth harm
A local lament notes Aberdeen has had curfew laws and several others on the books for years, yet they remain unenforced, causing lasting damage to the rising generation. The piece questions who is to blame for the failure to uphold city laws and protect youth.
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Aberdeen
Chief Templeman Orders Strict Enforcement Against Abuses
The evening paper quotes Chief Templeman issuing a firm order to end abuses by officers. Violations to be grounds for immediate discharge without notice. The piece argues such a summary dismissal may best curb the problem and calls for removing misfits from the force.
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Ca. Ween
Templeman
Platinum and Caviar: Historic Notes on Metals and Food
Platinum hailed for silvery color from Spanish naming and rare early South American finds. It gained malleability in 1830 by Dr William Hyde. Caviar from beluga and sevryuga is prepared in Astrakhan Russia by sieving roe and brining before packing, with saltiness varying by grade.
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Plata
Pinto
South America
Europe
Don Antonio Ulloa
Peru
William Hyde
Wallaston
New York American
Astrakhan
Russia
Odessa
Seeing the Capitol with Excurisionists in Washington
A narrator and two friends tour the Capitol in Washington via a seagoing back carriage. They are guided by Jimmy a precocious guide who explains murals and paintings with wit. The piece reflects on European travel trauma and the awe of public spaces and ends with a dismissive remark about Henry Clay.
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Jimmmy
Jimmy
Europe
United States
Yex
Ovep
Michelangelo
Medici Chapel
Florence
Washington
America
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Abraham Lincoll
Caitles
Henry Clay
Harper's Monthly
Wily Willie and a Homefront Exchange
Dialogue snippets show Willie told by a woman he should work, and she replies about her looks being for the stage. The scene ends with him receiving a square meal and no mention of the wood pile. A separate brief exchange has Brown noting a tailor took his measure and Jones confirming payment in advance.
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Brown
Jones
Derivation of the city name London and related notes
The article surveys possible etymologies for London and especially Londun or Luu den meaning grove city. It mentions Celtic Ligu-din lake city and other theories from lawn clull dyn lon dun but favors grove city as most probable, with light comic asides and snippets from other sources.
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London
Loudun
Scandinavia
MESSER SPECIALIST FOR MEN AT ABERDEEN OFFICE
Dr. Messer offers treatment for bladder and kidney diseases piles fissure fistula ulcers skin and bowel issues. He claims 20 years of experience with 20 000 plus treatments and promotes the German remedy 606 with extensive hours at 122 E Heron St Aberdeen Washington.
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E. Heron St
DR. Messer
Sensational piano sale by Eilers Music House on Pacific Coast
Eilers Music House announces a coast wide sale with seven major manufacturers offering pianos at wholesale terms. Customers pay one dollar down and one dollar weekly, with premium uprights listed at 233 dollars saving 167 compared with typical 400 dollar prices. Sale runs at 119 East Heron Street.
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America
Eilers Music House
East Heron Sreet
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Aberdeen Herald
East Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone
Wash
County Commission
Telephone Company
Ermoud
Clark, Harmon, Underwood, Wilson and Burke
American Press Association
Arnold Bennett
Jimmy the Guide
Wily
Willie
Detroit
7Th Street
Portland
Ore
Grays Harbor Trunk Co
E. Wishkah Street
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Tet
William Jennings Bryan
E. Heron &J
Aberdeen, Wash
Eilers Big Music House
Pacific Coast
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