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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary text references Chehalis Ledger, circulation contracts and statements. No clear event or outcome is readable, but mentions Oldest paper status, European news context, and possible contract executions.
The piece notes the difference between drawing a salary of 75 000 and earning 75 000 as a scandal resurfaces. Secretary Wilson asserts the cost of living will have to diminish for any real change to occur.
The article reports rising lumber prices, rail shipment issues, and a surge in logs and lumber moved by Western mills. It cites exact September shipments from multiple mills to San Francisco and Redondo, mentions stockholder plans to raise capital, and notes new equipment and resumed operations at several mills.
Governor Hanly warns the flag must be saved from domestic corruption not foreign foes. The piece cites high salaries at Mutual Life and a wave of perceived greed among policy leaders, echoing past Republican critiques of campaign finance and insurance industry excess.
A South Haven Kansas man sought to acquire a local paper and run it himself for a trial period as advised by a lawyer. The plan aims to test the viability of operating the publication and meeting community needs.
The text surveys varied political and economic takes, noting calls for elastic currency and critique of public figures. It cites Secretary Shaw on currency, a Madison mayor ordering police action against students, and Brownlow and Roosevelt pushing road and rail improvements, while denouncing insurance grafters and questioning industry tactics.
A sweeping new review uncovers the hidden practices of major insurers, detailing strategies that influence premiums and coverage. Analysts stress its potential impact on policyholders and market competition, urging closer scrutiny by regulators and the public.
Fragmentary line discusses affection and marriage norms in Texas. No verifiable events, people, or organizations are identifiable. The phrase implies social judgment but lacks concrete details to establish a newsworthy item.
Orren F. Campbell aged about 30 was drowned at noon yesterday at Caldwell Bros. logging camp near South Bay on Andrews creek. He and three fellow workers fell from a log while crossing a dam pond. the other three escaped and Campbell vanished beneath the water. The body was recovered two hours later and brought to Aberdeen. burial will be in his old home after arrangements by his father in Belleview Michigan. Campbell had lived on Grays Harbor years and was well known in Aberdeen. he was an Odd Fellow in good standing and belonged to the Lutton Iowa lodge.
J E Gover of Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered a severe cold and cough all winter. After using Horehound Syrup she slept soundly and doses quell the cough quickly. Sold by W B Paine & Co. 25 cents, or a bottle for one dollar.
The Philippine loads at Union mill for San Pedro while A B Jackson sails from Wilson mill for San Francisco. Wrestler loads at West Slade for San Francisco as Fred Sanders also loads at American mill for San Francisco. Centralia sailed yesterday from West Slade for San Pedro. Annie M Campbell loads at West Slade for San Francisco and Newburg sailed today from West Slade for San. Watson A West loads at West Slade for Guaymas, Mexico. Sophia Christianson loads at Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills for San Francisco.
William S Istled, a Mack Logging Co. worker near Fima, fell while attempting to board a moving train after quitting at noon Monday. His right leg was torn away by engine gearing. He died that evening at Elma hospital. Dr Campbell, coroner, planned inquest if needed.
In view of the city election and wide-open conditions a Baptist pastor will preach Sunday evenings on topics including drinking laws diabolical results licensed institutions of infamy reform methods saloon gambling den dance hall brothel wide-open policy and city government. Citizens are invited to attend.
Aberdeen High School Philomaethian Society presents Friday program with opening songs readings by Ada Johnson and Ray Burke instrumental solo by Dutton Knapp impromptu speech by Ray Burke and Regna Aven reading by Edith McWhinney debate and closing song.
A 19th century style advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills ease dyspepsia and constipation to renew energy and cure headaches and dizziness. Red Cross Pharmacy offers the remedy for 25 cents with a guarantee.
List of uncalled letters for the week ending October 17 1906 includes Samuel M Adams Leo Averleigh W F Binder C Benson G W Clark Fred Curry William Degross Joseph Benelund F East Tom Era Robert J Fellers Mra J Mooren Fred Nuleksela Henrik Gray Miss Lue loff Mrs Annie Got Mrs E 8 Peterson Ted Hangen Ole K Roch Frank Howard Miss Irene Thorsen Thord Persons calling for these letters should say Advertised. R P Hunter Mrs Nellie Huston J P Holt Mrs Maud Jones W E Johnson ey Y Kennedy J Liljiblad Mrs A Lind Minnie Morgan John Mothuse Mrs May Mayberry Lee Campbell P M
Chicago wholesale and mail order house seeks an assistant manager male or female for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus weekly expenses. expense money advanced. Work pleasant permanent. no investment or experience required. Write for full particulars with self-addressed envelope to Thomas J. Cooper & Co., 132 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois.
The Herald published a twice weekly edition delivering full coverage of local news, events, and notices. It emphasizes comprehensive reporting across politics, crime, society, and community affairs with steady schedules and repeated outreach to readers.
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