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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1908

Page

4

Editor's Opinion on Local Elections and Candidates

The Aberdeen World weighs in on election issues urging more lawmakers and less political machinists. It questions the candidates P. F. Clark for treasurer and John Richardson for assessor, urging Chehalis voters to consider their suitability.

Chehalis P. F. Clark John Richardson H. J. Rice ED. M. Hoover E. H. Fox Peter F. Clark A. J. Jackson Charles McIntyre

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE AND PRIMARY LAW VIEWPOINTS

The Aberdeen World argues over Democrats listing candidates at November elections who were not chosen in primaries. It critiques the direct primary concept as undermining public service, citing the Washington Direct Primary League’s Australian ballot proposal to broaden voter expression.

Aberdeen Mary Washington Direct

What Democracy Means In Our Platform

A Washington Democrat piece outlines ten democratic policies including guaranteed bank deposits borne by bank owners, trial rights, direct election of Senators, stronger ICC powers, tariff reduction, anti price fixing laws, railroad valuation for fair rates, tax cuts through efficient public management, and backing W J Bryan for president and John Pattison for governor.

William J. Bryan John W. Kern United States George F. Cotterill Congress Browder U. S Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission W.J. Bryan

John Pattison Campaigns in Western Washington

Democratic candidate John Pattison travels across western Washington urging voters to debate the proposed guarantee bank deposit law. He criticizes Republicans for avoiding the issue and calls for joint debate once the direct primary law’s second choice provision is resolved by the courts.

John Patison Cascade Mountains Seattle Times Republican Organization Washington Commonwealth Taft Supreme Court

Aberdeen Women Thrown From Buggy in Hoquiam Accident

Mrs. W. L. McDonald and Miss Bessie Ryan of Aberdeen were severely bruised when a rein tangled and the horse bolted along Chenault avenue Hoquiam. Miss Ryan had minor injuries while Mrs. McDonald was dragged and injured as the buggy wrecked. They were treated at Hoquiam General Hospital and later returned home.

W. L. McDonald Bessie Ryan Aberdeen Chenault Avenue Hoquiam

Bankers split on guaranteeing deposits and postal savings

A Denver special reports bankers feel torn between supporting guaranteed deposits and the push for postal savings banks. Bankers largely oppose postal savings banks and differ on deposit guarantees, though most oppose either option. In balance, guaranteeing deposits is seen as the better path for both bankers and depositors.

Denver Deep Sea Postal Savings Banks Savings Banks

Democratic Rally to Promote Pattison Cotterill Hunt Reynolds

Colfax mayor John Pattison and Democratic candidate George F. Cotterill join Portland candidate C A Reynolds of Seattle and Portland speaker Portland Hunt to address Aberdeen and Hoquiam voters on Tuesday evening October 13. Meetings move to council room in Aberdeen with overflow outside if weather permits. Pattison opens at Hoquiam and Cotterill at Aberdeen. each will then split to the other city as Hunt or Reynolds speaks to the remaining audience. All are invited regardless of age sex or condition.

John Pattison Colfax George F. Cotterill United States Portland C. Hunt C. A. Reynolds Seattle Aberdeen Hoquiam Pattison Cotterill Hunt Mr. Reynolds

Federal deposits show Standard Oil bank dominance in 1907

In the year ending June 1907 the treasury placed over 100 million dollars in national banks. The Standard Oil bank in New York and two Morgan dominated banks received about 80 percent, while all other banks shared 20 percent. The figures, from official Washington reports, interest bankers and others.

Federal Treasury Standard Oil Bank New York City J. Pierpont Morgan United States Washinton

WEDDING BELLS MISS IRENE REID AND GROVER BOYLE WED

Miss Irene Reid of Aberdeen and Mr Grover Boyle of Seattle wed at high noon in St Egedius church with Rev Father Ryan officiating. Attendants included Misses Etta McLachlan and Helen Schneider. Frank Jacky as best man. Reception at the Reid home then trip to Vancouver and other sound cities before settling in Seattle.

Irene Reid Aberdeen Grover Boyle Seattle St. Egedius Church Father Ryan Etta McLachlan Helen Schneider Flavia Reid Frank Jacky Lionel Reid G. B. Reid North H Street Vancouver B. C Sound

Fine Job Printing at Moderate Prices

Herald Printery offers affordable printing services with quality results. Competitive rates attract local businesses and individuals seeking reliable work. Printing includes posters flyers business forms and stationery crafted by experienced staff.

Herald Printery

Gray's Exurbor Abe deen Semi-Wreekly Herald Archive

An advance listing from Gray's Exurbor Abe deen Semi-Wreekly Herald notes a twice-weekly transcript of happenings and a price of $1.50 for $200 issue. The item highlights the publication cadence and cost.

Deen

Fifty Years a Blacksmith Ends in Relief From Pain

Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg Virginia, a smith with over fifty years at the forge, praises Cham berlai Pain Balm for back and rheumatism relief and calls it the best liniment he has used, sold by Evans Drug Co.

Samuel R. Worley Hixburg Chamberlai Evans Drug Co

Aber News Roundup Presents Compact Local Highlights

A brief Aberdeen area summary highlights community events, local meetings, school notes, and a pair of upcoming civic deadlines. Readouts focus on residents, organizations, and places with concise dates and short notes.

Chronic diarrhoea relief reported by Army veteran

In 1868 Lars George M. Felton of South Gibson Pa said chronic diarrhoea plagued him in service and many remedies failed until A W Miles persuaded him to try Chanderlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle stopped the distress. For sale by Evans Drug Co.

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

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Mionday Grays Kaufman E. W. Beimfohr Aberdeen, Washington Aberdeen Herald East Wishkah Street Go. J. Carney The Herald Grays Harbor Chehalis County Washington Democrat New York Geo. J. Wolff Vienna Gray Abe Feen Erralé
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