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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1905
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows snippets of election talk and local meeting mentions. Names such as Henry and C. H. Eazgay appear in garbled form, with scattered references to May dates and future events. The piece hints at planning, party color references, and inquiries about next year activities, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a stage and ring event dated March 3 with unclear references to participants and scores. Readers see partial names and numbers amid garbled text, suggesting a local sports or entertainment brief with event details missing.
Riek aranen, chairman of the military board, announced plans for road and trail construction in Aaezaet Fear. The panel discussed funds and recent remarks suggested about $200,000 available in the next year.
Prices for horses rise as buyers seek young stock at regional sale. Auctions feature varied breeds with bidders from several counties paying from low to mid hundreds, while consignors report steady demand and rising interest for quality stock.
The market report lists varied prices and commodities including wheat corn oats and alfalfa with figures in dollars per bushel ton or hundredweight. It references regional markets Western Washington and related farm products with numerous line items and price points.
The article describes team owners abandoning employers amid a rail strike era, with contracts between teams and railroads under scrutiny. It notes worker protests, calls for fair treatment, and the broader impact on teams and city commerce.
Hartford May 3 Republican members of the Connecticut legislature chose Congressman F. E. Brandegee of New London to nominate a successor to the late Senator O G Platt on the 27th ballot.
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