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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1906
Page
7
A short note urges voters to support Sheriff James M. Bowies, presenting a call to fix ballots in his favor. The message emphasizes Bowies as the preferred candidate and directs readers to vote accordingly.
The article argues New Zealand imposes high duties on foreign goods and gives Britain a discount, with American imports taxed and a bonus paid to NZ manufacturers. It singles out International Harvester, claiming NZ tariffs will block its sales, while US farmers face high prices and competition. Republican leaders refuse tariff revision.
A reliable medicine for home use, Chamberlains Cough Remedy, should be given when a child becomes hoarse or at the first sign of a croupy cough to prevent an attack. Evans Drug Co. offers it for sale.
The Grand theater presents As Told in the Hills a strong melodrama of Western life with thrilling situations exciting climaxes and up to date specialties. The comedy element is prominent and the piece avoids objectionable features making it a notable attraction of the season.
Mt Elgin Ontario merchant Thomas George reports selling more Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than all other lines combined. He notes no returns on dozens sold under guarantee and endorses the medicine from personal use with his family. Evans Drug Co markets the product locally.
A transcription of multiple names and property items shows residences barns sheds and repairs in Aberdeen. The list includes J Miticich I Goldsmith H Judson Nellie Losry F Preston A Krambald J Stith E Taylor H Haukamen Mrs Hattie Levert L Dudley M Breelvount W Black J J Ryan Mrs M Castrino J C Wanson Frank Bittie J W Smith and L L Judson with various values and notes on repairs and improvements.
Patented remedy claims to cure biliousness constipation dyspepsia and all liver torpor disorders. Advertises as the greatest regulator of the liver and a positive cure for dyspepsia and related ailments. Sold by Shelley's Drug Store.
A 1906 1907 subscription pitch promises free remaining 1906 issues, 50 stories, and Hamlin Garland’s The Long Trail, plus cash awards and a colorful 1907 calendar for new subscribers. Also features ads for infant health cures and an “invalid’s alphabet” concept with daily letters, plus face cleansing tips.
The article extols early war preparation as the key to success and urges readiness for emergencies. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds, claiming its effectiveness when used at the first signs and recommends Evans Ding Co. as the seller.
Henry B. Harrie presents the comedy drama The Lion and the Mouse at the Grand on Friday November 9. The Charles Klein hit opened October 1 1905 in New York and has drawn packed houses and strong post Broadway runs in Chicago. Seat sales start Wednesday morning November 7 at 9 o clock.
The plan offers a five cent car fare or ten cents round trip to the court house with half hour car service versus daily Montesano trips. Free telephone replaces 25 to 60 cent calls to Montesano. Citizens would save about 20,000 dollars yearly on railroad and travel expenses and complete business within one hour instead of one to three days.
The Herald has broad Aberdeen and Chehalis County circulation. More than half the families in Aberdeen read papers and favor the Herald. Advertising in the Herald reaches the entire family from small news items to the smallest ad.
Herald Printery offers affordable, quality printing services for small businesses and individuals. Reliable drafts, steady turnaround, and courteous service characterize this local printer’s approach to value.
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