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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
5
Aberdeen Herald announces its status as the city official paper for Grays Harbor area with subscription rates and advance payment discounts. It claims the largest circulation in Chehalis county and warns contracts may be forfeited if circulation figures are not accurate.
The Herald comments on Judge Irwin's decision over the county printing bid between the Heralo and Hoquiam Gazette. It claims the court ignored a $84.60 potential saving and a larger circulation, arguing the ruling undermines competitive bidding and public record integrity.
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed the final cases initiated by ex Attorney General Monett against Standard Oil at the request of Attorney General Sheets. The move follows the Republican convention nominating Sheets after denying renomination to Monett, with the public approving the change. Sheets claims the trust dismantled its Ohio plant, though Monett disputes this, citing abundant evidence against the trust.
The Chicago Tribune notes that many young workers may no longer become employers because the capital required to start a business is now much larger. As a result, ambitious youths may settle for better wages from employers, rather than seeking positions of higher authority.
The statement asserts that President Roosevelt understood Republican party organs advocate racial equality solely for electoral purposes, implying a strategic stance rather than a broad commitment. It reflects a political interpretation of party rhetoric during Roosevelt's era.
A satirical critique condemns annual "peanut politicians" in Aberdeen and urges voters to reject party politics in city government. The piece argues Aberdeen should avoid retrograde partisan methods and instead pursue a nonpartisan, progressive administration aligned with broader civic progress seen in Greater New York.
Commoners argue that Britain awaits a neutral power to mediate the South African dispute while noting U S misgivings about treasury officials aiding banks. General Chaffee plans to review troops in the Philippines to awe locals, and critiques the chase of political power by financiers. Japan is praised for friendship with the United States, achieved through example and rights, not force, while lamenting anti-concession politics at home.
The daughter of J N Powell stepped on a ten penny nail and an inverted rake, pinning a nail through her foot and another partway through. Chamberlain's Pain Balm was applied, easing pain in five minutes and allowing her to wear a shoe in three days. Powell, a Forkland Virginia merchant, endorses the antiseptic balm sold by Evans Drug Co.
Grain-O is a grain based beverage advertised as a non stimulant health builder that aids digestion and strengthens nerves. It is sold by grocers and favored by users and costs about 4 times coffee plus ice and 25 cents per package.
Governor John R. Rogers designates Thursday November 28 1901 as a public day of Thanksgiving and prayer. The proclamation recalls the Pilgrim Fathers and urges continued freedom and security for all citizens. attested at Olympia with the state seal and signed by Secretary Sam H. Nichols.
TRY GRAIN-O or GRAIN-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. Children may drink without injury and adults like it. Grain-O has the rich seal brown color of mocha yet is made from pure grains. Priced 15c and 25c per package. Sold by all grocers.
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