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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1897
Page
1
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Notices printed at the Aberdeen Washington post office describe births marriages and deaths and request correspondence from county residents. Publisher James F Girton invites short public interest communications with signer name, for publication though not necessarily.
The piece critiques protectionist arguments by comparing export and import figures under the Dingley and Wilson laws. It argues the dollar remains the true measure of value, contrasts gold and bimetallic plans, and asserts value is tied to actual dollars in existence.
A historical editorial criticizes the public discussion on currency values. It accuses gold standard supporters of stirring confusion and dishonesty to mislead readers. The piece condemns sensationalist press rhetoric and argues for clearer understanding of monetary standards.
Oregonian notes Taggart’s re election as a gold standard ally not a silver man. Writings from Willapa arbour Pilot attack the Oregonian while Taggart denies aligning with them. Dingley tariff claims cited amid mixed views on protection, prosperity, and wheat grading. Tacoma wheat figures show grade distributions. West Coast Trade disputes boosts. Hoquiam Washingtonian is urged to note gold reserve concerns and ongoing deficits.
The New York Journal of Commerce estimates will reach 90 million dollars in the first year under the Dingley tariff law. Montesano looks to secure a shingle mill with Vidette subscribers backing builder George A West. The Heranno barometer of profits and future industry glimmers. County Superintendent Melillip shows fitness for office with a county school exhibit planned for teachers. Governor Rogers issues Thanksgiving proclamation not aligned with U S Ledger.
Miss Adrian Newnham visits Promised Land as her mother Mrs Newham stays with daughter Mrs Allman. News from Humptulips notes improved health for Mr Green and a strong literary gathering. Shipping logs show logs on the river and road work halted by heavy rain. Local moves include Al Stantabin joining Rod Murray camp and Jimmie Stafford recovering at home.
Real estate transfers across Chehalis county Washington for the week ending November 13 include multiple deeds. Transactions involve Hoquiam Wishkah Aberdeen Montesano Elma and Aberdeen with buyers James A Karr to DE Lyon Mary A Larson to Chas R Wilson plus various other lot and section exchanges and payments. The list shows numerous parcels, tracts, and parcels with prices and initials of grantors and grantees, along with dates and locations across Grays Harbor area.
The piece argues that reform requires direct action against corrupt officials beyond tech fixes or bosses. It cites Henry George’s attack on Croker and Platt, urging citizens to expose thieves, ostracize buy-off legislators, and demand justice across government, churches, and society. It notes Hope hinges on active public cleansing in Tacoma and beyond.
The December Delineator presents a Christmas number with fashion plates and holiday features including Agnes Repplier and Lucia M. Robbins on Christmas literature and stories, church decorations, and Social life in America. Ladies' Home Journal previews The inner Experiences of a Cabinet Member's Wife, a revealing five part series beginning in December.
The piece praises Lewis and champions a righteous cause with Israel in mind. It lauds Washington leaders and servicemen, urging strength and moral measure from public figures and seizing the civic moment. The acrostic blends religious fervor with national duty and state pride.
One hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney and Co of Toledo endorse the remedy, with other local druggists listed. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces.Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials available.
Thousands seek Ty's Dream Balm claiming relief for catarrh and cold in head. A 10 cent trial size is available from Rly Blos, 65 Warren St, New York City, with Oscar Ostrum of Chicago endorsing its effectiveness. Ely's Cream Balm is advertised as a cocaine mercury free cure priced at 60 cents, available at druggists or by mail.
Situations obtained for those desiring employment and help furnished to millmen loggers housekeepers and others. Epward Lycan at Free Reading Room Aberdeen.
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