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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

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Oklahoma Plan Goes to Chicago as Bank Deposit Guarantee Debate Rages

Illinois depostors face loss after Shulte Bank failure. Governor Haskell urges adoption of Oklahoma style deposit guarantees, contrasting New York and Indiana experiences. Senator Owen defends the plan, noting currency control flaws in New York. Kansas Hoch endorses the measure, while Taft faces Republican skepticism amid campaign headlines.

Illinois Oklahoma Hoch Kansas Taft Chicago Shulte Bank Hopedale Ill Haskell H. M. Frosbe Shukte Bank Coalgate Okla New York West Owen Democratic Indiana United States Hitchcock Senator Long Senate Republican National Committee Supreme Court Chas N. Fowler House Committee On Banking and Currency Chas. G. Dawes A. B. Nettleton Lyman J. Gage Treasury Alexander H. Revell Tom Murray

Wise advertisers know it the Herald on Gray's Harbor

The Herald claims to be the most widely read paper on Gray's Harbor and markets itself to advertisers as the key local outlet for reaching a broad audience.

Herald Gray’s Harbor Harper Wise

The Herald Twice a Week Tells 18 aD

A fragmented Herald page notes an 18 aD reference with unclear context. The readable part mentions a biweekly publication cadence and an odd timestamp or code tied to the 18 aD marker, leaving the exact subject ambiguous.

the Herald

From Newsboy to Governor John Pattison's lifelong rise

John Pattison mayor of Colfax and Democratic gubernatorial nominee grew from newsboy and bootblack to oyster boats in Chesapeake to mining and railroad work in the west. He built a legal career with Mark A. Fullerton, became Whitman county’s leading trial lawyer, and is famed for a genial but fixed temperament and a successful, expansive life.

John Pattison Colfax New York Albany New York City Newsboy Chesapeake Bay Colorado Utah Oregon Washington Connell James Cairns Seattle Pattison Wells Fargo Express Mark A. Fullerton Whitman County

Democratic County Central Committee to Meet at Hotel Washington

The Democratic County Central Committee will meet next Saturday at 8 PM at Hotel Washington in Aberdeen. All committee members and all candidates on the Democratic county ticket are urged to attend. Hodgdon is chairman and Jnot J. Carney is secretary.

Democratic County Central Committee Washington Aberdeen Hodgdon J. Carney

Gerald Printery Advertises Fine Job Printing

A Herald Printery ad showcases a long list of satisfied patrons from car tickets to full sheet posters. It invites readers to choose quality work at moderate prices.

Herald Printery Gerald Printery

Aberdeen Chamber Discourses Telephones and Harbor Traffic

About fifty Aberdeen businessmen attended the first chamber meeting in months. They discussed inviting Tacoma’s chamber for a visit during the Black Cats last game and arranging transportation. They urged patronizing Postal Telegraph to Grays Harbor and debated improving local telephone service with a new auto system and long distance through Independent and Sunset.

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Patterson Beimfohr Tacoma Chamber of Commerce Black Cats Sutcliffe Furth Hafferty Grays Harbor Fr. C. Wilcox Aberdeen E. C. Finch Hoquiam Messrs. Wilcox Davenport Macfarlane Ralph Peasley Merchants’ Exchange San Francisco James Parks

Local Remedy Cures Prolonged Diarrhoea

George M. Felton of South Gibson Pennsylvania recalls chronic diarrhoea suffered during 1863 army service. After trying many remedies, he credits a single bottle of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given by A W Miles with stopping the illness at once. Sold by Evans Drug Co.

George M. Felton South Gibson A. W. Miles Chamberlain Evans Drug Co

Child Drowns in Slough on C Street

Mrs. Theodore Lehde left her 2 year old son Charles playing on C street. He was found floating face down in a street slough. Neighbors and physicians failed to revive him. Coroner condemns city for unsafe trap. funeral held yesterday. The mother bore another child that night.

Theodore Lehde C Street Charles Bowes & Randolph A. H. House Girard

The Cat and the Fiddle at Grand theater next Monday

A musical treat arrives at the Grand theater on October 5 with The Cat and the Fiddle. The production features forty performers, Glence Elmore Sisters, Blanche Buhler, Elaine Frohman, Florence Willis, Chas A Sellon and other celebrities. Notable numbers include The Fire Song and Lota From South Dakota with elaborate costumes and stage effects.

Grand Theater Elmore Sisters Blanche Buhler Elaine Frohman Florence Willis Chas. A. Sellon Lois Fuller Lota South Dakota

Chapped Hands Restored Overnight with Chamberlains Salve

Advertisement promises a single night cure for chapped hands and faces using Chamberlains Salve and touts its superiority for sore nipples burns and scalds with Evans Drug Co as the seller.

Evans Drug Co

Taft and Foraker Ties Revealed in Pecksniff Style

A July 1907 letter and Toledo parade report suggest Taft faced pressure to publicly back Ohio Senator Foraker while privately knowing of the senator’s ties to wealth interests. The account claims a prearranged meeting, staged fishing, and a staged reconciliation to blunt exposure of political alignments.

William H. Taft Middle Bass Island Toledo Grand Army of the Republic New York Sun Taft Foraker Lake Erie New York Times Judge Taft Senator Lyceum Theater Ohio Superior Court of Cincinnati State Central Committee Roosevelt

Fifty Years a Blacksmith Praises Pain Balm

Samuel R. Worley of Hixbury Virginia says Chamberlain's Pain Balm gives him great relief from lame back and rheumatism after more than fifty years shoeing horses. It is the best liniment he has used. For sale by Evans.

Samuel R. Worley Hixbury Chamberlain Evans Drug Co

Gray's Harper Advertisers Highlight Ten Wise Tactics

A compact note notes Gray's Harper as a source of savvy advertising tips. It lists ten buyer-focused strategies and stresses practical, effective methods for promoting goods and services.

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C. N. Haskell Bonaparte Congress Ketten New York World Democratic Committee the Chamber OF Commerce Child Slough Pecksniff
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