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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
2
Reading the ongoing legal discussion around the Packers Trusts and government actions, the piece contemplates immunity, conspiracy claims, and the impact on food supply law. It notes delays and judicial reasoning about legality, immunity, and antitrust principles amid public concern.
The text discusses Article 2, section 2, and the duty to apportion and district anew the senate and house based on the count of inhabitants not taxed. It argues the language is mandatory and leaves little freedom for action, noting neglect of a plain constitutional requirement.
A Minnesota proposal would require annual publication between January 1 and 15 in each county newspaper of personal property tax lists for towns, districts, and assessed entities. The bill aims to improve taxation transparency and close gaps in levies, with exposure to advertisers.
The article reflects on Colonel Bryan as a shifting political figure and notes a biographical warning linked to wealth and power. It then reports two local incidents: actor J B Simpkins wounded in a forearm by a gun, and Ernest Radlie missing after alleged theft and bike theft in Hoquiam.
A fragmented sketch of John Burroughs, describing him as a poet and outdoors enthusiast living in West Park New York. The piece likens him to John Muir, notes his former job as a bank inspector, and hints at his gentle yet occasionally controversial nature within American literary circles.
Reports of vessel arrivals and departures. The schooner Prosper loads at Union Mill for San Pedro while other ships load for the West Coast. San Francisco and Sydney bound journeys noted. Local printing and mill forms advertised for subscribers.
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