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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
4
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday from 408 East Wishlak street. It notes subscription rates, advertising rates, and a policy to notify if copies are not received, asserting the paper’s status as the oldest on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis county circulation.
The passage notes that Prof Haast argues Solomon was not the wisest man, hinting at his numerous wives as a challenge to his wisdom. It cites statisticians listing 6597 intoxicating drinks worldwide, each likely causing a distinct morning headache.
A Philadelphia gentleman plans to spend half a million entertaining his circle on a world tour, described as a joy trust by observers. A Wall Street pundit predicts money will be easy by mid November, a claim contradicted by expectations for December.
A protest laments the mass Korean killings by Japan while critics point to the gentler assimilation evident in how Filipinos were integrated. The remark underscores tensions between victim narratives and colonial memory in regional discourse.
A brief item notes that the Uncle Joe Cannon presidential movement has risen to a peak of obscurity, diminishing public attention and likely fading from the political spotlight.
Several prominent figures recall their close brushes with the boom and its damaging effects from cocktails during banquets.
Harry Thaw has engaged as his law yer the man who nominated Judge Parker, and everybody knows what hap pened to Parker.
A provocative remark suggests copper magnates threaten Northwest regions and Alaska with heavy control. The comment likens Alaska to Goggenheim amid debates over mining power and regional impact.
Soap costs increase as relief programs narrow. The shift suggests cleanup goods, once freely available, may face future charges while households adjust budgets and hygiene habits amid rising costs.
The county treasurer states for the quarter ending September 3, 1907, receipts total 277,089.54 and disbursements 101,927.35, with balance 175,162.19 on hand. Of this, 149,947.90 is deposited in banks, 24,698.65 in school warrants, and 515.64 in cash in safe. Interest on daily balances owed to the county under 1907 law not paid by Lumbersman’s Bank, First National Bank of Hoquiam, and Montesano National Bank of Montesano.
The Elson Art Exhibit of 200 pictures opened yesterday at noon under public school auspices at the Methodist church. It features Egyptian, Greek and Roman art, Italian paintings, Dutch Flemish English French German and Spanish works, plus American history pieces. Admission is 10 cents and proceeds fund purchases for schoolroom decorations.
List of uncalled letters at Aberdeen post office for the week ending October 22 1907 includes Anderson C Maki Miss Hutta Ampiola E McDonald Ralph M Montgomery Dorcas Braden Miller Mr Frank Boone Mr and Mrs Miller Albert Bourne Henry Miller Jasper Blake J A Mahoney A W Beco G Marrow Carlos W Madison M Baker Buster Niemela Matti Baker Helen Odsen Mrs J Brown Rath O'Neil Grain Co Cox Louis G O'Brien Harry Chamberlain Mrs Bos n PJ Crandall Mrs Alice Olsen Olof Corwin Geo Quinn R B Dixon A Richardson Jesse G De Spiin Jay Ramitilee Con Eim Rameteyella Mr Felker A Rielakens Oskar Fairbanks Vera Soderland A Fors Sjoman Gust Smith Walter Miss Sanna Sorenson H C Horton Miss Bell Scot F L Harris Mre L Seaberg Adolph Hayes Mrs Mamie Schultz Albert Johansaon Harold Thomas ER Jacobs Chrie Varney Hiram Johnson Mrs W A Wilson John Karppinnen Konsta Wikstrom Arthur Keppler Wm A Wilson J Knights Harriet Wilcox J D Karlsson Kari A Weller Herry J Lee Howard Ward Chas Laine Kalle Wiertllanen Wm Laier Battner Younk Steven Lee Miss Blanche. Ship letters Capt Sed Dauntless. Third Class Abraham Wagar.
The Bee and Fair Oaks load at Bar rows and Slade mills for San Francisco. Sailor Boy loads at A. J. West mill for San Francisco. Halcyon left Burrows mill Tuesday for San Francisco. Endeavor at Burrows mill for California ports. Admiral loading for Mazatlan, Mexico at American mill. Chas. R. Wilson loading for San Francisco at Wilson mill. J. W. Patterson at American mill for San Francisco. Jeasie Miner and Mary E. Foster loading at Slade and Slade for Antofagasta Chile. Coronado sailed from Anderson Middleton mill Tuesday for San Francisco.
A former vigorous man grew aged due to sickness described as torpid over. Herbine is promoted to regulate the liver and restore health. Mrs Carrie Austin of Hollon Kansas endorses Herbine as the best medicine she knows, saying she never is without it, with drugstores carrying the product.
Edward H. Harriman argues against federal ownership while stressing dividends and improvements since 1898. He claims he would better suit as a private manager and urges reducing public agitation over railroad abuses to protect investor interests.
Senator Samuel W McCall laments centralized power in Washington and urges a government by elected representatives. He warns that a single autocratic leader risks egotism rash judgments and a strutting meddling America, urging the public to safeguard liberty and national unity.
Congressman Elect from Alabama argues that peace hinges on sending the entire fleet to the Far East and warns of Japan using pretexts to block naval deployment. He calls for building ships amid a dangerous era of open door diplomacy and sphere of influence politics.
Listing of fire alarm box locations with intersections and landmarks across Aberdeen High School mills depots and streets. Mentions Heron F streets Fourth G etreere Jefferson M streets and Howard notes The Herald is the widely read paper and Wise advertisers know it.
An Aberdeen citizen August Carlson from the German Hotel West Heron Street reports severe back pain and weakness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he says the pain disappeared and health returned, with prior medicines proving ineffective. Sold by all dealers. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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