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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
1
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The Elma Aberdeen district reports vote tallies with Republicans at 94, People’s Party 119, and amendments on suffrage and taxation debated. KH.1 and Herritman made marginal advances. a sad obituary note arrives for Mrs. Magill, mother of Lottie KE, with condolences from Mima friends as Auditor Setts and county officials are re-elected.
The statement argues that police and sheriff officers who properly discharge their duties deserve to be retained, promoting an efficient and economical county service. It emphasizes fair treatment and the value of experienced personnel in local governance.
In Cosmopolis 156 votes were cast of 207 registered. A second floor room at the public school has new double seats and now houses the intermediate department with Miss Shields as teacher. The note mentions a bridge for settlers and critiques barbers seeking board scrutiny. State warrants 28,401 to 28,925 will be paid after Nov 21, 1848. Shilohs Cure offered by Evans Drug Co.
The Western Advertiser argues that advertising, not just large firms, drives success for small merchants. Consistent, affordable, well crafted ads build readership and reveal price and goods. Space should be used year round, with fresh copy daily to attract customers and expand business.
The Ladies' Home Journal announces plans to publish six distinct article series illustrated by photography marking a broader use of image essays in modern magazines. The move signals a shift toward visual storytelling and enhanced reader engagement through images alongside text.
The magazine plans to present one hundred country homes and one hundred gardens to promote artistic architecture and floriculture. It showcases seventy churches decorated for weddings and holidays, about forty girls rooms, twenty five floral porches, and native wild flowers in seventy five photographs. Over 8000 photographers contributed, with prize money awarded from more than 10 000 submitted photographs.
The Youth's Companion promises a superior 1899 volume with wide variety and valued contributors. Subscribing subscribers receive a free gold bordered calendar and complimentary paper through January 1, 1800, plus a full year thereafter. sample copies and illustrated announcements will be sent on request.
Governor John R. Rogers proclaims Thursday November 24, 1898 as a day of public thanksgiving and prayer across Washington. The decree urges homes and churches to render thanks for abundant mercies and marks the occasion with appropriate services statewide. The proclamation is signed in Olympia on November 12, 1898 with the state seal.
Advertising copy for Karl's Clover Ten claims to ease constipation and fatigue with a pleasant taste. Sold by Sivans Drug Co. prescription druggists.
Local office advertises newspapers for sale in Queensland. Items include various issues and editions, with stock described as available to buyers at stated rates. Buyers are advised to inquire in person at the Heraup office for details and purchase terms.
The Silver Knight-Watchman argues that Spanish bondholders, mostly French, influence Paris negotiations and press for the United States to assume some Cuban and Philippine debts. The piece warns such steps could imperil the Republican Party and urges the president to push a peace treaty that guarantees debt payments.
A short notice-style medicinal promotion urges readers not to ignore coughs or croup warning that timely use of Shiloh's Cure can prevent trouble. It credits The Evan Drug Co. as prescription druggists and cites the Aberdeen Herap as a source.
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