Aberdeen Herald Publication Notice and Rates
Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald announces publication twice weekly at 408 Mast Wishkah Street. Subscription rates shown for six months and one year with cash in advance. Readers urged to notify office if delivery is missed and to submit copy by Saturday for Monday issue. The paper claims wide Grays Harbor circulation and states ad contracts are based on claimed circulation.
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Aberdeen
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
All City Legal Notices Published Here
The paper announces publication of all city legal notices within its pages, serving as the official outlet for public postings and legal announcements.
Editor Candidate Denies Using Union Label for Votes
The Herald editor running for Third Ward councilman clarifies he is not using the Labor Union label to sway voters. He notes his printing office pays union wages and condemns the scheme as beneath dignity. He warns the anonymous correspondent for postal law violations from mailing with a one cent stamp.
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The
Herald
Unionabel
Third Ward
Creosoted Wood Pavement Promises Durable Roads
The forest service in Washington issues a circular praising creosoted wooden blocks for paving. It notes methods including rectangular, well seasoned blocks treated with creosote, water resistant joints, and cement concrete foundations. Costs range from 2.40 to 3.50 per square yard, with durability advantages cited despite few long term trials.
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Forest Service
Washington
United States
Advertising Boost Fights Downturn In Shoe Trade
The Douglas Boot and Shoe Co of Brockton Mass increased advertising by 30 percent during January and February after a December sales slump. Governor Douglas advised the move and the result was an immediate rise in business, with sales exceeding last year during the dull period.
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Douglas Boot & Shoe Company
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Douglas Company
Reforming From Within Oregon Liquor Dealers Seek Self Regulation
Oregon wholesale liquor dealers pledge to purge retail outlets of features aiding prohibition aims. They will push out dives, shut down blind pigs, prosecute sales to minors and habitual drinkers, and clean up conditions harming the industry. West Coast Trade.
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Oregon
One Thousand Facts of Production Promotes Washington Growth
The article lauds J R Shepard for compiling practical reports from Willamette Valley farmers on fruit vegetables poultry eggs grasses and more. It urges newspapers and business groups in Washington to disseminate similar local facts to attract newcomers and bolster advertising. It notes Editor Kibbe of the Elma Chronicle retires after twenty years, leaving a sharp political influence behind.
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Washington
Evergreen State
J. R. Shepard
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Kibbe
Elma Chronicle
Tripod
Chehalis
Too Many Clothes Leads to St. Louis Custody
A St. Louis exchange reports police detained a young man dressed in three coats and four pairs of trousers. The incident suggests a crime and highlights unusual attire triggers in the city.
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St. Louis
St. , Louis
State Superintendent R. B. Bryan in critical condition
North Yakima March 28 State Superintendent of Instruction R B Bryan lies in a critical condition at his ranch near Wapato after being found unconscious by his wife. Doctors say a brain blood clot caused the collapse and recovery seems unlikely. His son R W Bryan of this city received a telegram announcing his father's death last night. Remains will be moved to Montesano for burial.
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North Yakima
R. B. Bryan
Wapato
R. W. Bryan
Montesano
Southern Pacific avoids higher Portland to Seattle fares
A telegram from Charles Fee in Chicago states that an Interstate Commerce Commission action interpreted as closing the Portland gateway and raising fares to Tacoma Seattle and other Northern points via Portland has been modified. Revised through tariffs will be issued soon, pleasing Portland and Southern Pacific managers who faced adverse rates and reduced earnings.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Charles Ss. Fee
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Southern Pacific
Tacoma
Seattle
Great Northern
Aberdeen Colony Hosts Washington Guests in Long Beach
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wheeler, new Aberdeen residents at 1119 Locust Avenue, entertained Washington friends spending the winter in Long Beach. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Farnam, Mrs. H. M. Cook and daughter Elizabeth, Mr. Charles Sawers, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Wheeler, Mrs. Ida L. Wheeler. The parlor centerpiece featured freesias amid roses and lilies. The visitors plan to return to Aberdeen soon.
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F. C. Wheeler
Locust Avenue
Washington
Long Beach
A. H. Farnam
H. M. Cook
Elizabeth
Charles Sawers
G. Wheeler
Ida L. Wheeler
Freesias
Aberdeen
The Burgomaster Comes to Grand Theatre
Pixley and Luders present The Burgomaster at the Grand theatre on Thursday April 2. Aberdeen audiences praise the show as a leading musical visit with twenty or more skilled musical geniuses, led by Gus Weinburg Ruth White and the Kangaroo Girls in a strong attraction.
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Pixley & Luder
Grand Theater
Aberdeen
Gus Weinburg
Ruth White
America
Waterfront loading moves for international voyages
The brig Geneva is loading at the Wilson mill for San Francisco. The steamers Carmel and Coronado left San Francisco for Aberdeen Saturday. The schooner Markuna is loading at the Slade mill for Wellington New Zealand. The schooner William Renton is loading at the Slade mill for Santa Rosalia Mexico. The barkentine S C Allen is loading at Anderson Middleton mill for Honolulu. The British steamer Indravelli is loading for Sidney New South Wales. The schooner Meteor is loading at Aberdeen Mills for San Pedro. The schooner Expansion is loading at Aberdeen Mills for San Francisco. The schooner Susie Plummer arrived to load at Aberdeen Mills for Callao Peru. The schooner Annie Campbell is loading at Aberdeen Mills for Guaymas Mexico.
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Carmel
Coronado
San Francisco
Aberdeen
Markuna
Slade Mill
Wellington
New Zealand
William Renton
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
S. C. Allen
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Honolulu
Indravelli
Sidney
New South Wales
Meteor
Aberdeen Lumber
San Pedro
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Susie Plummer
Callao
Peru
Annie Campbell
Guaymas
World Drying Up Threatens Global Water Supply
A St Paul Pioneer article warns of widespread fresh water depletion as geologists report declining surface water across Africa, central Asia, and Europe. Deserts replace ancient rivers. lakes such as Chiroua and Neami vanish, and Tarim and Lob-Nor shrink to marshes, signaling a looming thirst crisis.
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Africa
Central Asia
Chiroua
Neami
Livingstone
Tehad
Turkestan
Lame Shoulder Relief Endorsed By Pain Balm Ad
Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised as effective for a lame shoulder whether from sprain or rheumatic pain. Apply freely and rub vigorously at each use for a quick cure. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
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