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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary words indicate a local newspaper item about J. Carney Cabrney or related names and editor offices. The text references a semi weekly schedule, year pricing, and a claim the Herald is the best or truest edition. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
The era of frenzied speculation declines as domestic business steadies and foreign trade improves. The public no longer relies on Wall Street to judge the nation’s financial health, with much commerce now independent of the stock exchange.
Veterans press to keep Memorial Day as a day of solemn tribute rather than sports or revelry. The editorial argues the holiday honors fallen soldiers from both sides and should educate children and rekindle patriotism instead of becoming a mere holiday. The veteran protest should be heeded by all citizens.
Statistics show lumber shipments from western Washington in March up fifty percent from a year earlier, reflecting broader trade gains as orders drive output. Shingle shipments rise forty percent, yet much is sent with no fixed consignments to lure buyers, risking demurrage costs and dampening overall price gains. Mississippi Valley Lumbermen.
The discussion around the Rockefeller donation to missions signals a healthful awakening of public conscience. Churches need funds and ministers feel pressure, but many resist a partnership with trust magnates, challenging the acceptability of money from such sources.
A damaged fragment discusses a prominent evangelist and a call for civic responsibility. It emphasizes aiding a brother, resisting personal idle interest, and serving the community through government and mutual aid.
The Esoit Medicine show worsens Lawson report and directors are accused of improprieties. A French ambassador received an expensive dinner for advertising. Policyholders respond as money losses surface. A man faced verdict for market play, with no property exchange, labeled option dealing by the court.
The article questions a bank president's defense of dealing in options that uses a million and a half dollars of depositors' money to support a view on wheat market directions.
Colorado plans a building for visitors and an extensive agricultural exhibit and will display mines at the Mines and Metallurgy Building. Colorado commissioners E L White Col A W Hagle and E H Grubb select a site from former experimental gardens. Arizona telegrams that it will participate if space remains. Exposition confirms room. Attendance is anticipated to be strong when gates open June 1.
Rear Admiral Kempff retired after 47 years in the navy arrived in Aberdeen Monday afternoon to inspect the Harbor Belle and Ranger with Inspector Harry Lord. He ordered a fire drill on arrival and later dined at the Elks club with Deputy Collector Hood, sharing reminiscences of a long service.
D R Byrnes of Dovreville Texas reports 14 days bedridden with a severely bruised leg found relief from Balliard's Snow Liniment. He calls it the best medicine for bruises and a positive necessity. Sold by W B Paine & Co at 25c 50c and 1.00.
The item notes a price of $1.60 per year for a publication or service and mentions Seiraid in association with a sale or offer. Details are sparse but indicate a periodical or catalog listing with annual cost. Named entities include Best, Sem!-Ve, and Seiraid.
Aberdeen councilmen Andreon and Wilson push for road funding from private subscriptions. Citizens pledge $1000 toward a new northside railroad approach while debates continue on street vacations, water mains, saloon licenses, and city improvements in South Aberdeen.
The Polishers Union No 113 in Rochester organized for Easman Kodak workers, but ownership shifted from 34 women to five who now run the plant as open shop. They refuse union demands and would close the business rather than yield. The shift is attributed to proprietorship and power, not reform.
The Philippine and W F Wittermann are loading at Union mill for San Pedro. Orient, Watson A West and Chas E Falk are loading or sailing for San Francisco from West Slade and American mills. Grace Dollar and Chehalis have arrived and are loading for San Francisco and San Pedro respectively.
We thank friends and neighbors who assisted and extended sympathy during our son’s illness and burial. Respectfully, J B Hick Sacra A Hickry.
W H Howard of Husband Pa tells how his mother long troubled by rheumatism found relief with Chamberlain s Pain Balm After a few applications she could walk again and now keeps a bottle on hand for occasional use Sold by all druggists.
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