Aberdeen Herald notice and rate card
Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald published Mondays and Thursdays at 408 East Wisiskah Street Aberdeen Washington Editor and Proprietor MO J Carney Entered as second class mail matter Subscription rates One year cash in advance 2.00 six months 1.00.50 Advertising rates Display ten cents per inch per insertion Readers five cents per line per insertion Notify office if paper not received Copy for ads two days before issue. The Herald claims largest circulation in Grays Harbor Chehalis county and ads based on that fact Contracts forfeited if statement not true.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
No More Paid Puffs Under New Primary Election Law
A Spokane Spokesman-Review excerpt discusses a new primary election law banning paid political support in newspapers with penalties of 25 to 500 dollars or jail. It allows plainly marked paid ads and aims to elevate journalistic independence and public trust. The piece also reflects on usage of the term plutocrat and notes unrelated remarks on public land and Rockefeller.
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Spokane Spokesman-Review
Object Lesson on Taxpayers List Sparks County Debate
The Washingtonian published a list of 60 taxpayers with property valued at $5,000 or more to argue against county division. The piece notes the list is misleading and contrasts it with smaller property holders, urging readers to test the true value represented by large taxpayers versus average merchants and households.
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The
Washingtonian
Big Gune
Will Lanning
Lanning
Taft Criticizes Opponents of Philippine Policy
Washington correspondent of the New York Evening Post quotes Secretary Taft criticizing critics who oppose U S rule in the Philippines as abandoning them. Taft notes Republicans differ on the Declaration of Independence and cites a harbor effort to organize Good Government Clubs allied with Senator Ankeny and Levi. The piece notes newspapers warn against reform.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Taft
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Post
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Good Government Clubs
Ankeny
Levi
Roosevelt Admits Massachusetts Right to Petition
The article notes President Roosevelt acknowledging Massachusetts has a right to petition while an employee of the post office department is still denied that right. It criticizes proposed postal law changes as a press gag akin to Russian censorship, and comments that railroads suffer losses from cars and engines not available rather than from hauled goods.
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Roosevelt
Massachusets
Post Office Department
Congressional Postal Commission
Russia
Wanderings of democracy stir Mr. Cleveland critique
The piece portrays Mr. Cleveland railing against democracy’s wanderings while arguing he himself remains static. It notes a Texas black farmer earned 1500 dollars on fifty acres last year and that the Kansas City Post believes he is unaware of any race problem.
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Kansas City
Tariff Stand Advocated by Birmingham Age Herald
The Birmingham Age Herald argues the tariff remains necessary and must be endorsed despite opposition. The editorial insists action is required and that persistence will prevail against tariff repeal efforts.
The King of Servia Seeks Money Amid Royal Plea
The Servian monarch declares a financial need prompting questions about royal duties. Citizens hear a call for funds as the king seeks support to bolster public finances and maintain royal projects.
City Books Export Review Praised Amid Criticism
Officials face criticism over the expense of exporting the city books. The piece argues the lack of errors shows honesty and efficiency. It urges annual export of books to ensure tighter oversight and prevent long gaps between overhauls.
Fire alarms split Sunday morning with two blazes
A small 12 30 AM fire in an unused storage room above the Mug saloon on South F street caused minor damage. At 3 15 AM a woodshed fire behind Attorney W S Agnew’s residence at 110 West Wishkah street spread flames toward a remodeled dwelling, destroying shed contents and stored furnishings. Fire damages were insured with Patterson and Locke.
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South F Street
W. S. Agnew
Wishkah Street
Drake
Patterson & Locke Agency
Aberdeen baseball team signs 17 players for 21-man lineup
Manager Brown has signed 17 players for the Aberdeen squad with 21 expected starters. The mix includes Catchers Boettizer Strip and Hurley, Pitchers Higeinbotham Starkell Brink er Townson Goodwin, Infielders Streib Hurly Anderson Fitzgerald Donovan Campbell, and Outfielders slaveholder Mahon Graves Brown. Manager seeks a short stop from McClorkey and negotiates with another top outfielder.
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Brown
Aberdeen
Boettizer
Strip
Hurley
Higeinbotham
St. Louis
Starkell
Washington
Baltimore
Brinker
Townson
Goodwin
Streib
Bree
Seattle
St. Louie
Farm for Sale Near Elma Washington with Livestock
About 70 acres six miles from Elma with 25 acres in meadow and pastures and running water. Includes 7 young cows, horse and buggy, all necessary implements and tools. School house nearby, shingle mill, post office and store within three miles. price 1600 dollars. Address 55-31 Cuas Lunp Elma Wash.
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Elma
Wash
Forty Acre Farm For Sale Near Kima With House Barns
Forty acres on county road three miles east of Kima with sixteen acres in oats and grass. Includes a good five room house large barn sheds wood shed and a good well. Eighty eight fruit trees and a quarter mile to the schoolhouse. About one thousand dollars worth of cedar on the place. Two thousand dollars will take the place if bought soon. Address John D Osborne Fina Wash.
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Kima
John D, Osborne
Acreage and Homestead Near Elina with Trees and Farm
Classified listing describes a tract of several acres east of Elina on a county road with five acres in oats and grass, sixty fruit trees, a five room house, a water well, fruit house, woodshed, chicken house and yards, cedar and fir, one eighth mile to a schoolhouse, four cattle, some bees, and an address for P. L Ourquin Elma Washington. End of entry notes a humorous exchange from the Chicago Record-Herald.
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Elina
P. Lourquin
Elma
Waterfront Shipping Update With Multiple Vessels Scheduled
The Chas. E. Falk and Chas. R. Wilson loaded or sailed for San Francisco from local mills. W. J. Patterson and Ensign loading for San Pedro. Endeavor and Grace Dollar sailed for San Francisco. Lurline arrived and began loading for San Francisco while Kohala and Sophia Christianson also loaded for San Francisco.
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Chas. E. Falk
American Mill
San Francisco
Chas. R. Wilson
Wilson Mill
W. J. Patterson
San Pedro
Ensign
Aberdeen Lumber
Grace Dollar
C. E. Burrows Co
Lurline
Sophia Christianson
No Cause For Alarm: Doctor and Visitor in a Tense Exchange
A young doctor suspects a visitor may be a patient while a servant notes the visitor’s groans. The dialogue hints the visitor could instead be a creditor seeking payment. The scene centers on concern over an unseen bill and potential illness.
Family Secrets Delicate Exchange Sparks Frivolous Vanity
In a witty exchange from the Cleveland Leader a prospective bride asks her father if he will give her away. The dialogue turns on vanity and perception as a friend questions a partner choice, ending with a light quip about a husband.
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C &T
Wishkah
Brown-Elmore Shoe CO
Heron Street
Lincoln
Mr. Cleveland
Birmingham Age-Herald
Servia
Pires
Base Ball Matters
South Aberdeen Grocers
Endeavor
A. J. West Mill
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Herald Printery
L. J. Russell
Metal Works
Johnson
Cleveland
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