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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
4
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald publishes Tuesdays and Fridays at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. Editor manager J Carney issues and postal registration noted. Subscriptions rates and ad copy deadlines for Tuesday and Friday issues outlined.
A Washington state article rebukes Hon. Albert Johnson A S for opposing tariff reform. It argues the shingle industry will not suffer, citing high Western wages and booming lumber exports. The piece predicts the high cost of living will fall with tariff reductions and warns against Johnson’s scare tactics.
The article argues for tariff reform to aid farmers after decades of protective duties benefiting Eastern manufacturers at farmers’ expense. It criticizes past sham protections and calls for a fair revision championed by the President and lawmakers.
The Lynden Tribune asserts President Wilson seeks a bill fair to all, reducing duties on woolen goods and wheat while admitting lumber free, aiming for national equal treatment and support from independent American farmers.
Justice Warren W Foster of New York argues that authorized congressional committees are proper and enlightening while private citizen committees acting secretly threaten due process. He contrasts American disputational procedures with European inquisitorial methods, claiming the former better secure evidence for the people.
A reflective piece argues Americans neither despise nor worship wealth. It contends wealth should serve the public good, critiques vast fortunes as publicly unsuitable for presidency, and champions curiosity, travel, and the arts as national emblems over mere commercial hustle.
Reverend O R Palmer decries city churches as organized to death with services governed by schedule rather than the Holy Spirit He laments fidgeting congregations and calls for a revival noting wealth and fine buildings coexist with weak midweek prayer attendance.
R. H. Fleet faces tax relief after discovering a triangular tract once along Rail road and Third streets has vanished. The 28 by 235 foot lot in Elma’s Martin's addition disappeared since 1907, leaving engineers unable to locate it. County commissioners heard Fleet's request to not pay further taxes as the missing block’s rightful owner seeks its return.
The F. M. Slade loads at the American mill for San Francisco while the G. C. Lindauer arrives to load at Wilson mill for San Francisco. The Nehalem loads at Donovan mill for San Francisco and the Daisy Gadsby and Daisy Mitchell prepare to sail for San Francisco. The Doris sails from Bay City mill for San Pedro.
Subscribers missing Tuesday and Friday editions by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co at phone 72. The firm will deliver a copy immediately upon request to aid the publisher.
A brief ad notes rugs made from old carpets and rag pieces including silk portieres offered by Art Rug Weavers, located at 119 North G Street. tf. The Herald tells it all.
H M Blodgett files a complaint against Clarence Vines in Chehalis County Washington to recover debt from goods purchased. The case, heard by Justice J M Phillips, sets June 10 1913 at 10 a m in Aberdeen for answer. failure to appear will result in a confessed judgment and sale of property in D A Watson’s possession. First publication May 6 1913. Last publication May 20 1913.
Chehalis County Sheriff announces a public auction on June 7 1913 at 11 a m at Montesano for Lot 6 Block 2 Stewart's Park Aberdeen to satisfy a 133 00 judgment with 10 percent interest from February 21 1913. Plaintiff Charles Johnson vs N A Springer et al includes costs and increased costs.
Aberdeen clergy and nearby ministers are invited to evaluate Plant Juice at Eaton & Swaney Drug Co. Ministers statewide may receive free supply and must report after two weeks on effects and opinion. The ad promises relief for nervous debility sleeplessness indigestion and low spirits with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Dr Hartman shares reader letters praising his advice on right living and stopping stimulants. He offers further confidential counsel and invites ongoing correspondence from young men. Peruna booster notes KA-TAR-NO in Columbus Ohio and offers a free booklet.
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