Aberdeen Herald publication details and rates
The Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday with address 408 West Wishkal Street and editor MO J Carney. It outlines subscription rates, display and reader rates, and deadlines for copy, stating the paper is the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis county.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
State of Washington
Nathan Bugene
Fry
Nathan O. Fry
Nathan Empene Bry Iinor
Sant Minor
Ward
Montesano
Washington
Aberdeen Herald
Mason Irwin
Said Superior
Newspapers face rate changes and political quips in 1904.
A dated column lampoons tariff talk, postage costs, and political figures from 1904. It notes newspaper mail to Canada and new rates, mentions Carnegie and Harriman, debates on democracy, and lighter quips about fashion, transport, and public attention.
Uncle Leslie Shaw Urges Economical Living After High-Paying Job
After taking a $50,000 a year position, Uncle Leslie Shaw counsels workers to live within their means and cut expenses. He emphasizes frugality and prudent spending to weather economic fluctuations.
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Leslie Shaw
Boswell and Riis Referenced in Treason Thinkpiece
A collector argues Johnson had his Boswell and Roosevelt his Riis, suggesting a parallel about tainting friendship with treason and urging decisive action in response to the alleged betrayal.
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Johnson
Boswell
Roosevelt
Jake Riis
Congressman Walks Up to Receive Pay Increase
A report notes that every congressman walked up and receipted for the increased pay. The item records a ceremonial acknowledgment of the raise without broader news context.
Vessels Busy At Saw Mills Fronting Harbor
Vessels arrive and depart as multiple schooners and steamers load for destinations including San Francisco San Pedro and the Hawaiian Islands. Ships listed include Ludlow Endeavor Henry Wilson Watson A West Chas E F Falk G W Watson Boreilis and others with departures to San Francisco San Pedro and Hawaii and imminent sailings of G C Lindauer and J B Stetson. The Echo Ensign Sophia Christianson and Santa Monica also noted in port or loading at various mills.
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Henry Wilson
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Watson A. West
Slade Mill
Chas. E F. Falk
American Mill
G. W. Watson
Hart-Wood Mill
Boreilis
United States
Hawaiian Islands
G. C. Lindauer
Santa Monica
Sophia Christianson
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
J. B. Stetson
Dog bites mail carrier bag in alarming tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer vignette describes a dog that rushed onto a porch, ripped a hole in a mail bag, and a frightened owner fears poisoning from a dead letter, prompting questions about the pet’s health and safety.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Help Wanted in Humorous Nile Cartoon
A Punch magazine cartoon caption features a wandering dentist on the Nile asking a resident alligator for a hollow tooth fitting. The exchange imagines a comic aid voice in an exotic setting with playful wordplay.
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The
Nile
Cross River Question Sparks (Broadway) Dialogue
A lean man answers a preacher asking how society ladies cross the river between earth and hades. The exchange hints at gambling losses as the wife stays home to shore up Saturday’s losses.
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Earth
Hades
Broadway
Young men of this town realize that
A fragment from a local notice notes an assertion by several young men regarding awareness in the town. The text appears incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions for fuller context.
Reversible cuffs praised by customer and salesman
In the Philadelphia Press a customer notes better service with reversible cuffs and the salesman agrees, saying one good turn deserves another.
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Philadelphia Press
Rheumatism Relief Report From Key West Patrolman
Patrolman Rolland Curry of Key West Florida recounts two years of rheumatism with pain in knees feet and hands. After a night of severe pain his wife bought Chamberlain’s Pains Balm. two weeks of use nearly ended his misery and he has been free of trouble for over three months. Sold by Evans Cruz Co.
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Evans Cruz Co
The Man I Wed Must Have Accomplishments
A humorous verse contrasts a bride seeking a multi talented suitor with a bald, stout match who could only sign a check for six million dollars. The poem satirizes social expectations and marriage markets described by Minna Irving in the New York Herald.
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Lily
Minna Irving
New York Herald
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Wat Wiskal Street
MO. J. Carney
Vals
Fiat
Steavis di Ae
Irap
Uider
Canada
New York
Mr. Carnegie
Binningham
Joas
Washington Iteraid
Bailiwick
James J. Hillpsayo
Gimmud
Waterwave
Tion Business
America
Mr. Stead
Avraham Ruef
Edward H.harriman
Uncle Sam
Peary
North Pole
Ruin
Laft
Messrs
Haywood
Moyer
Harriman
Minneapolis Journal
Mr. Harriman
Atlanta Constitution
Crays Harbor
Aberdeen Opera House
Haydn
the Festival Chorus
Suzanne Baker
W. R. MacFarlane
O. C Jacobsen
Jeanette Scott
A. A. Scott
Paine
Ludlow
West Mill
San Pedro
Endeavor
Burrowe Mill
Echo
Anderson & Middleton
Aberdeen Lumber
Coronado
W. J. Patterson
Collegian
A. W. Barkley
Wishkah
Heron
Kaufman Bill
B. F. Cauthorn
Aberdeen, Wash
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