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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
4
Rugs in Axminster Smyrna on sale with various quality levels and prices listed. Discounts show prices from 11.90 to 32.50 and ranges across several quality grades for Isaac wares and other rug types.
A list of discounted dresses and accessories appears with prices such as 65 evening gowns and 19.95 to 39.45 for various gowns. The fragment also mentions dress goods, pure silk, neckwear, slippers, waists, and shoes with low price points, reflecting a sale assortment.
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald provides publication details for Aberdeen Washington with editor J C Y and office address. Notice includes subscription rates, mail handling rules, ad copy deadlines and a claim of the paper’s large Grays Harbor circulation.
City subscribers are urged to notify the City Messenger Co. if Herald is not received by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays. The piece laments wrangling over great men’s achievements from the Santiago campaign to the Sampson Schley dispute and warns the north pole debate only fuels anger. scientists alone can settle it, so keep cool.
Governor Hay discloses wasteful spending in state road No. 15 in Cowlitz County. Nine miles laid out cost about $6,000 though should have been around $1,500, due to multiple surveying parties working at cross purposes. The road project is abandoned and must be rebuilt, delaying highway construction this year while a preliminary examination by the commission is conducted.
The piece reflects on lamplight meals and private family life during long indoor evenings. It notes the home as a sanctuary, the comfort of the easy chair and lamp, and the role of home life in fostering unity amid social diversions. It questions whether such universal home routines endure.
Heraia publishes a compact weekly digest covering notable events, matches, and community updates. It highlights standout performances, local personalities, and upcoming dates, aiming to inform readers with concise summaries and timely context.
Judge Gaynor resigns to run for Mayor of New York while Judge McCredie campaigns for Congress. Friends of McCredie back J. H. Ashton for U S Senator to replace Piles, angering Pierce county insurgents led by W H Snell. Plus a bank note on Oklahoma bank deposits and Palouse failure highlighting deposit guarantees.
Vancouver Oct 13 Judge McCredie a candidate for Congress in the Second district leaves for Tacoma to establish campaign headquarters. He will devote full time to campaigning until November 2 and plans personal visits to each county to urge voter registration and turnout for the special election.
A boy found a bag at the Montesano railroad station containing 77 dollars and a check from a three month old office safe robbery. The check and money were linked to the prior theft, the agent and telegraph operator bore the loss, they paid the boy five dollars, divided the remainder, and the robbers’ loot was recovered in part.
An article explains eczema as a germ disease where microscopic animals gnaw at skin pores causing itching burning and festers. It describes germs multiplying rapidly and damaging skin cells leading to thick scales and intense discomfort.
Yesterday morning Mrs Ira C Crowther left for Deer Lodge Montana to spend the winter with her sister if the weather is moderate. If conditions prove too severe she will winter at Long Beach California.
In a humorous exchange a guest in a shipboard setting claims mischief over a prized anchor. Carl Goldmark discusses the role of Queen of Sheba as the conversation reveals satire and flustered romance. A passenger bemoans souvenir theft involving a ship’s anchor, repairing a moment of comic misfortune featured in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Announcing an anniversary sale with the largest, most complete stock yet. For a limited month only, prices are unusually low and discounts are generous to move the big inventory of blankets.
The schooner Meteor loads at Burrows Mill for San Pedro. Mary E Foster sings at Union Mill for Hana iaa. Eva at Union loads for Hawaii. Wilbur L Smith sails for Cal. W J Patterson loads at Nl for San Leading at Fran Slade. Chehali arrives at gle mills. Watson A West will sail tomorrow from Slade for Chile. Lind arrives port Tuesday. Hart-Woo steamer finishes her run as Hogu fam and others clear from the area.
Oliver Smith Horace Doble and Ira Brecht three 13 year old boys left home after stealing three bicycles and a 32 caliber rifle from the high school wheel shed. Police traced them near Satsop and brought them to the county jail. Judge Phillips ordered they be returned home as officials investigate further.
Lowney's candies at Evans Drug Store and commercial job printing offered at moderate prices by the Herald Printery located at 408 East Wishkah Street.
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