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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
2
Waughs News notes Easter is two weeks away and urges customers to inspect the new garments. Alterations can be finished same day or within a week or two. coats priced from 7.50 to 30.00, dresses and suits offered in wool serge and various models with reasonable value and guaranteed fit.
The New York American opinion praises Julius Caesar as the foremost man of all time. He is praised for his born leadership and for guiding Rome through crises. Also quoted is a quip about little annoyances not tragedies shaping us.
In Olympia Governor Lister and legislative leaders clash over a vast road and general fund package. He cites a growing general fund overdraft and seeks a leaner plan with a 1 1/4 mill state road levy, while lawmakers push heavier appropriations and veto fights loom.
Elisha Lee led a meeting with railroad managers during ongoing negotiations with firemen. The talks focus on labor terms, safety provisions, and future crew standards, as both sides seek a settlement.
The Office of Public Roads reports growth in U S highway improvement from 7.14 to 9 percent over five years with estimates it could reach 20 percent, arguing better roads would save millions in transportation costs and reduce waste in agriculture. It notes model county road systems and state aids, while highlighting the impact on farmers and living costs.
A compendium of biographical queries answers: Wilson married Ellen Louise Axson in Savannah Georgia on June 24 1885. The first presidential inauguration occurred in New York on April 30 1789. Hearst did not run for president but supported Thomas L Hisgen in 1908 on the Independence League ticket.
The record notes that several U S presidents did not graduate from college. Washington, Jackson, Van Buren, Taylor, Fillmore, Lincoln, Johnson, Cleveland, and McKinley are listed as not having college degrees.
The message notes that items or exhibits will be shown on Thursday at the newly opened venue. No further details are provided about the display, location, or organizers.
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