Editorial Page Note from The Aberdeen Herald 1916
Editorial page from The Aberdeen Herald in Aberdeen Washington dated March 17 1916 outlines subscription rates and delivery notice. It notes the Herald as Grays Harbor’s oldest newspaper with wide county circulation. It provides contact at 309 East Wishkah Street and phone 568 for delivery issues.
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The
Aberdeen Herald
Herald Office
East Wishkah Street
Aberdeen
Washington
Herald
Grays Harbor
Ireland Will Be Ireland and How We Captured Mexico
A miscellany of local notices and notices of entertainments. The column references an Ireland ballad title and Gilbert and Sullivan opera How We Captured Mexico to be staged in fall. It notes Senor Porko and Senora Bigga Biznari in the cast and includes a brief local editorial voice on advertising and commerce. The piece also mentions a shoe sale by Jeff the Shoe Man and a Garman and Ziegler promotion keeping spending local.
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Gilbert & Sullivan
Mexico
Senor Porko
Senora Bigga Biznari
Uouu
Jeff
Garman & Ziegler
Land lots offered with improved and unimproved acres
A mix of acreages offered including 2 6 9 10 40 67 70 117 137 140 and 320 acres improved and stocked plus several unimproved tracts and cheap homesteads. Isom T Noe Montesano Wash invites inquiries before investing. Sheriff Mathews departs for Montgomery to detain Joe Norton. Eagles game tomorrow in Avery hall. Notice of Final five year land claim by Walter Donni of Quinault with witnesses listed. Rochester registers notice dates March 17 1916 to April 14 1916.
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Isom T. Noe
Montesano
Wash
Walter Donni
Quinsault
Olympia
West W. M
West
W. M
Robert M. Locke
U. S
Quiniault
Joe Haas
Carl O. Hulten
Richard A. Olson
John A. Olson
G. A. C. Rochester
Sheriff Sale Notice Under Order of Sale 13031
Public notice of a 1916 sheriff sale in Grays Harbor County Washington under a court order to satisfy a 250.63 judgment plus costs. Property described as seven acres in Sec 20 T16N R10W including Atwood line, Montesano. Sale set for April 15 1916 at 10 am at court house front door. Sheriff Schelle Mathews. Attorney A M Wade Aberdeen. Publication dates March 17 to April 14 1916.
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State OF Washington
Grays Harbor
Andrew Andrewson
Charles Esterblade
Hilma Esterblade
S. W
W. M
D. C. Atwood
Montesano
Grays Harbor County
Washington
United States
Schelle Mathews
E. M. Hoover
Free Trade Rhetoric Sparks Anti German Sentiment
A pamphlet denounces German policy as harmful to U.S. industry accusing Berlin of funding strikes and arson to disrupt factories docks and institutions. It advocates harsh measures against ring leaders and calls for a rapid lesson to the German government.
Alcohol and Pneumonia Warns Against Strong Drink
The United States Public Health Service calls strong drink the most efficient ally of pneumonia and says alcohol contributes to ten percent of U S deaths. It notes indulgence lowers vitality and raises susceptibility to pneumonia, urging drinkers to heed the warning and avoid the death toll.
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United States Public Health Service
United States
Fragmented wartime prophecy from a German paper
The excerpt from the Frankfurter Zeitung foresees Allied collapse if England falls and predicts America would be isolated and forced to concede war reparations. It asserts Germany could demand German ships and interned liners, envisaging a sevenfold American naval superiority. Some readers still hope Germany can triumph.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
Germany
England
Russia
France
America
The Herald Advertises 30 Years of Publication
The Herald celebrates nearly thirty years of printing and invites new subscribers at a yearly rate of $1.60. The notice positions the paper as increasingly better today than in the past.
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Herald
Simpson Logging to Build Road to New Camp in Grays Harbor
County commission heard from Mark A. Reed of Simpson Logging that a road to a permanent camp in section 17 20 7 will be built soon with the expectation a town will rise there. The Elma club hosts Frontier Days and Slippery Gulch shows from Thursday to Saturday with proceeds for the club. Norton’s escape from Alabama authorities reached San Francisco yesterday. In Hoquiam a 30 man crew signals the National lumber plant near April 1 start. O E Gibson and G E Frebert dairy agents work with County Agriculturist Monroe on a cooperative cheese factory and possibly a new cow testing association in North River. In Westport Judge Ben Sheeks orders funds held in trust for the Westport contract. Moclips sees M G Young building a beach sanitarium two miles north near Wreck Creek, R A Buell contractor from Aberdeen on site.
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Montesano
Mark A. Reed
Simpson Logging Company
Moclips
M. G. Young
Seattle
R. A. Buell
Aberdeen
Wreck Creek
F. R. Archer
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A. Stimson
Aberdeen Printing Company
Ireland
Elma Chronicle
Shafer’s
Mathews
Montgomery
Ala
Joe Norton
Northern Pacific
Norton
Elma
Avery Hall
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Seattle, Wash
Knights of Pythias
Findeisen Eee
Eens
Phelps
Isaacson
Hastert
Nelson Eee Enews
Shater's Big Five
Eaton Eee
Eee
Fordney Eeev Enees
Wilcox Eee Eeeee
Berggren Teen Eee
Eee Enone
Flanagan
Shafer’s Big Five
Eaton Ee
Fordney
Wilcox Oe
Berggren Ae
SS Ee
Elks— Baker
Whitney
Nyere Aeees
Phipps Eeerenae
Carstens Packing Co
Stadelman
Martin Eee Eee
J. McNamara
Newton
Sutcliff
Arene
Conrad
McKeen
Phipps
Isaacson Oc
Bowlby Ee Cae
Bartlett
Skatia
Keenee Ee
Bankers— Baker
Cena
Loveland
Rogers
Nelson Mendenhall
G. H. Ry. & Light Co. Castoffs
Doerr
Eckmark
Kidder Ee
Findeisen Event
Eas
Hornibrook
Brown
Nelson
G. H. Ry. & Light Co
Watson
Knight Oe Ltd
K. of P. No
Graham
Martinsen
Jones
Maxey
A. M. Wade
Edison Diamond Disc
Jorya
Noor
Wishkah & G Sts
Finch Building
Corner
Heron & Hi Sts
Aberdeen Printing Co
Hoquiam
National Lumber Plant
Westport
Ben Sheeks
B. F. Armstrong
Wise
E. Christenson
Give
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Shelley’s Grocery
E. Market St
Frye & Company
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