Aberteen Herald notices and subscription details
Semi weekly Aberdeen herald lists publication schedule and office details at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. Editor J N J Carney outlines subscription rates deadlines for Aes copy and advertising contract notes with circulation boast and policy facts.
Hoquiam eyes three commission cities over bosses past
In Hoquiam critics urge a move from a bossed system to a three member commission government. They argue politicians and recalls have harmed local affairs and that home owners should drive reform with petitions.
Rascality in high places taints taft pardon stance
A Washington opinion condemns President Taft for not pardoning Morse and Walsh two bankers who defrauded clients. It argues upholding the law protects public welfare, deters elite crime, and preserves trust in banks, noting social ostracism and prison as essential consequences for such offenders.
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Taft
Messrs
Morse and
Walsh
Ness
Morse
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Burns detectives allege poll of Ohio lawmakers
The Burns Agency is accused of an attack on state legislators in Ohio. About 19 of 34 state senators and 30 of 117 house members are said to be doodling as business leaders in Columbus allegedly hired the agency to uncover legislative methods. The piece links this to broader concerns in Adams county and calls the act condemnable.
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San Francisco
Ohio Legislature
Burns
Ohio
House
Columbus
Adams County
Ward Calls Anglo-Saxon Cooperation On World Peace
Sir Joseph Ward argues that preserving British territorial interests and preventing Asiatic immigration are key to global peace. He proposes a system to safeguard the Anglo-Saxon race worldwide through Anglo-Saxon cooperation with the United States and Britain.
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Great Britain
United States
Pacific
Welfare of Mexico and United States Ties
The piece argues that prosperity in every western hemisphere country strengthens the United States and border regions. It asserts mutual welfare among nations, stressing that disaster in Mexico harms the whole region and urges justice, order, and independence as paths to shared prosperity.
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United States
Mexico
Canada
Teachers Receive Certificates In Washington Examinations
In Olympia on May 27, the state superintendent of public instruction reported that exam papers from the recent teachers examinations have been graded. Certificates were issued to many candidates from Chehalis County including Joseph Alexander Lydin Bilyen Bessie Bryan Leslie Chapel Beaulah Elfbrandt Pearl Holmes Odessa Hunley Julia Johnson and others.
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Olympia
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Deweytate Superintendent of Public Instruction
Chehalis Coun
Joseph Alexander
Lydin Bilyen
Bessie Bryan
Leslie Chapel
Beaulah Elfbrandt
Pearl Holmes
Odessa Hunley
Julia Johnson
Margaret McLean
Willard G. Miller
Minnie Mundt
Myrtle E. Murry
Hazel Parmeter
Alfred Peeler
Anna Warder
Martha Johnson
Pattie Lucey
Ne’ B. Allen
June Copeland
Mark A Garlock
Donna Gifford
Anna Johson
Edward L. McDonnell
Maris Monahan
Nellie Perkins
Gyda Torpen
License Not Required For Tiny Dairy Operations
In an Olympia dispatch May 27 Assistant Attorney General Lee states the state dairy and food commissioner may inspect small dairies. Milk sold from one or two cows not requiring a license unless the milk is sold from a store market booth or stand in which case a license is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
L. Davies
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Lee
Postmaster Receives Notice on New Postal Savings Bank
Postmaster Drammatic was told Saturday to open a postal savings bank at this office on June 19 and to travel to Olympia to learn the banking methods adopted by the postal department. It is believed the bank will modestly attract foreign patrons but not greatly increase office work as the money order clerk can handle the volume. For hauling, contact A. A. Star Transfer, phone 4201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drammatic
Olympia
Ehods
Postal Department
Funeral for Mrs Lowry Fills Methodist Church
The funeral for the late Mrs. Cath erine Lowry was held at the Methodist church with a large crowd in attendance. Rev. B F Brooks and Rev. Charles McDermoth conducted the service, featuring hymns, a Minnie Cogger solo, and addresses by the ministers. Carts and autos escorted the body to Fern Hill cemetery.
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Catherine Lowry
Las
Methodist Church
B. F. Brooks
Chas. McDermoth
Lowry
Minnie Cogger
Brooks
McDermoth
Fern Hill Cemetery
Fire destroys residence on Marion Street in Aberdeen
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 1022 Marion Street in the early morning hours. Axel Nemi’s home and contents were a total loss, with the fire likely started by a defective flue. insurance valued the property at 950 dollars.
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South Aberdeen
Axel Nemi
Marion Street
Burt
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