Aberdeen World debate taints Wilson era policy stance
The Aberdeen Herald critiques the Aberdeen World editorial on Wilson era policy, defending tariff reform, income tax, currency law, and anti trust measures. It argues the 63rd Congress and Wilson administration enacted constructive legislation and urges voters to demand verifiable criticisms and responsible choices in local elections.
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Wilson
Aberdeen
63Rd Congress
Democratic Congress
Hancock
Herald
Congress
Republican Party
Europe
Mexico
Summmion Mulhall
Root
Lodge
Cummins
Kenyon
Brady
Jones
Clapp
LaFollette
City Elections Bring Quiet Campaign to Aberdeen
Voters in Aberdeen face a mayoral contest and six council seats with a notably calm campaign. No major issues divide candidates as prohibition was deemed settled in November, leaving the election driven by personal voter preferences amid whispered rumors.
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Aberdeen
Eix
Buy It Now Movement Promises Immediate Prosperity
A urging to join a nationwide Buy It Now campaign arguing prices are low now and will rise. advocates say buying intelligently supports employment, boosts business, and speeds national prosperity. The call invites readers to learn from grocers, department stores, or dealers about sost savings and futures.
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Europe
United States
War Diesolves international Socialism
In this report the Spokesman Review contends that international socialism failed to prevent war. It notes German socialist casualties and the rise of nationalism, with British, Russian, French, and Belgian socialists backing their nations, suggesting war could outlast socialism.
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Cialiem
Keir Hardie
Rameau Macdonald
Russia
France
Belgium
Jade International Eecialiem
Italy
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Europe
Some Day Man Will Be Able to Converse With Beasts
The piece envisions future communication between humans and animals showing a widening cosmos. It questions evolutionary ethics and notes that some animals and apes exhibit behavioral traits arguably more civilized than humans, suggesting a provocative comparison of society and nature.
Mexico Wise to Hire Ex Presidents as Leader
The writer argues Mexico could improve with an ex president as its next leader. They note even a republican former president would be an upgrade, while acknowledging President Wilson has made Congress earn its wages.
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Mexico
Wilson
Congress
Social reformers clash over youth organizations and arts
In Boston, debates rise about youth groups like Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls turning militant. Critics worry art is harmed when baseball clashes with culture. A female reformer is warned prize fights are not suitable for daughters. Agriculture notes the American sparrow behaves better than its English cousin amid calls for neutrality.
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Department of Agriculture
Starry Wagoners Claim Glory While Hidden Efforts Cloud
A sharp epigram questions men who credit a guiding star for success while implying their own behind the scenes work shaped the outcome. The line satirically undercuts self praise by suggesting the star did not achieve the feat alone.
French Sayings on Merit Fear and Marriage
A collection of maxims noting merit as an obstacle to success provoking envy and fear. It counsels expecting the worst as consolation. It contrasts marriage as a land where strangers seek to dwell while natives often wish to depart. It remarks that a slow man may keep his word and that love can fool the clever.
Heavy Meat Diet Kills Spirit of Love and Peace
Dr Louis Welzmill er, physical director at the Y M C A New York, contends that a heavy meat diet erodes moral vigor and the spirit of harmony. He argues dietary choices influence character and social peace.
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Louis R. Welzmiller
New York
Too Much Meat Harms the Aging Body
An exhortation notes that by age 35 men slow down and need less protein while excess meat leads to irritability melancholia high blood pressure hardening of the arteries and low mood. It warns that overeating meat creates poisons the body cannot expel and urges poise and love for heaven in this life.
Boy Scouts Play First Aid Spelling Game
Scouts play a first aid spelling game with two leaders choosing sides. The Scoutmaster assigns the first aid subject and each leader gives a symptom in turn. The game moves back and forth until a point is finished and another is named. A scout who misses a point sits down.
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Boy Scouts
Youthful Scholar Questions Rain Shield Difficulty
A youthful scholar poses a witty retort questioning why it does not keep the rain off, reflecting a moment of humorous critique and debate in the scene. The exchange hints at practical limits of a protective device and playful intellect among peers.
Fragmentary Note Reveals Personal Inquiry
A garbled excerpt discusses a best mate and alterations to his wife and her mother. Context unclear, no clear names, dates, or places emerge from the readable fragment.
Grays Harbor Marine Vessel Movements and Charters
Grays Harbor port lists ships waiting for charter and arriving vessels. In port awaiting charter include Ludlow at A. J. West Mill and R. C. Slade at Slade Mill among others. several ships are loading or sailing for destinations such as Quebec Adelaide Sydney Honolulu and San Francisco with several loaded at local mills and shipyards.
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Grays Harbor
Ludlow
A. J. West Mill
R. C. Slade
Slade Mill
Golden Shore
Jane L. Stanford
Meteor
Hulbert Mill
Wilbert L. Smith
Charles F. Crocker
Federal Mill
Manilla
Watson A. West
National Mill
Sch
Dauntless
Mathews
Christensen
Linstrom
R. West
Robert R. Hind
Endresen
A. & M. Mill
Adelaide
Alert
Honolulu
E. K. Wood Mill
Churchill
Sidney
Market prices for poultry livestock and meats in Aberdeen
Average wholesale prices in Aberdeen today show live chickens at 10 to 15 cents per pound and dressed at 18 to 23 cents. Cows bring 6 to 7 1/2 cents, sheep 3 to 3 1/2 cents, hogs 7 cents per pound. Pork 9 to 11 cents, cow beef 9 to 11, steer 11 to 12 1/2, veal 12 to 14, lamb 14 to 15, mutton 11 to 18. Ham 17 to 19, bacon 16 to 25, lard 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents per pound.
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Aberdeen
Retail Prices Today in Aberdeen Stores
Retail prices ruling today in Aberdeen grocery and produce stores cover flour at 1.80 to 2.45 for a 50 lb bag, coffee 25 to 45 cents per lb, butter 60 to 80 cents for 2 lbs, several cheeses priced by type, eggs at 25 to 26 cents per dozen, sugar 6.40 to 7 per cwt, potatoes 1.25 per cwt, and various seasonable vegetables and fruits priced by item. Eggs selling today at 26 cents per dozen, with potential drop to 20 cents soon. wholesale creamery butter prices rising but not yet affecting retail. Flour has remained steady since Tuesday.
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Aberdeen
Yakima
Faten Son-Pa News Inquiry Echoes Global Unrest
A cryptic exchange asks about the latest world events while a character asserts safety and uncertainty. The dialogue weaves fragments mentioning fatigue and autopilot reference, creating a surreal snapshot of conversation amid broader uncertainty.
Grants New Trial In Condemnation Suit
In Montesano on March 4 Judge Mason Irwin granted a motion for a new trial in the condemnation case between Washington Boom Company and Chehalis Boom Company. The Chehalis firm won a $10 064 verdict in the first trial for land taken at Preachers Slough for boom purposes. A.M. Abel announces plans to build a two story concrete building on H Street adjacent to the new post office.
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Montesano
Washington Boom Company
Chehalis Boom Company
Mason Irwin
A. M. Abel
Postoffice
H Street
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