Banks Fire Up Retirement of Circulation To Push Asset Currency
An AP report from Washington notes national banks are rapidly retiring circulation, totaling 2.76 million dollars in seven business days. Officials say bond prices tempt banks to shed notes, while critics fear the move aims to pressure Congress toward an asset currency scheme and a broader money supply. The timing and motive are questioned as business leaders fear market manipulation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Aberdeen Fire Sparks Rebuilding Hope for Prosperous Town
The Aberdeen Washington blaze that wiped out the entire business section is seen as a test of the town’s solid industrial base. Citizens quickly plan brick and stone rebuilding with insurance and local aid offsetting losses, while prices for building lots rise and confidence in recovery remains high.
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Pacific Northwest
Aberdeen
Wash
Portland Oregonian
Vammen Fatally Shot While Hunting at Laidlaw Island
Oliver H. Vammen was shot and fatally wounded Friday morning during a South Bay hunting trip on a boat when a misfired 44 calibre Winchester discharged. He died Saturday morning at St. Joseph’s hospital after his lung and liver were damaged. Vammen, born in Norway in 1856, had lived in Aberdeen for 11 years and leaves a brother and two sisters. Funeral services were held later in the Beardsley parlors and at the Norwegian Lutheran church.
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Oliver H. Vammen
Laidlaw’s Island
South Bay
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Vammen
Ocosta
O. C. Vammen
Ranger
St. Josep’s Hospital
Norway
United States
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
K. K. Thompson
Montesano
Nebraska
Beardsley Bros
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Aberdeen's Big Log
In Seattle last Monday a crowd gathered as Big-Tree Bill led a wild cougar through the streets. Joe Nethery held the beast by its tail while John Pierpont Morgan prodded it with a stick. The party planned to load the cougar into an iron cage for transfer to a blacksmith shop for exhibition.
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Connor
Seattle
Tom
Bill
Joe Nethery
John Pierpont Morgan
Herbine Promised To Cure Malaria In Any Stage
A Kansas testimonial claims Herbine cures malaria and related symptoms. J. A. Hopkins of Manchester praises the medicine for chills fever headache biliousness and blood purification. Available for 50 cents at W B Paine & Co.
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J. A. Hopkins
Manchester
Kan
W.B. Paine & Co
Strong Socialist Orator Invades Aberdeen to Convert Grays Harbor
The Aberdeen Daily Chronicle critiques William McLean a British Columbia politician who addressed workers on socialism. It faults his claims as misstatements, notes local workers became employers, and argues the city should not be swayed by loud agitators. The piece dismisses his plan to form a city party and declares Aberdeen workers not easily misled.
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Aberdeen
William McLean
British Columbia
Grays Harbor
McLean
Socialist Party
Aberdeen Lumber
Western
Market
Union
Mr. McLean
Europe
East
Montana
United States
Clark
Senator Clark
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Notes Refund
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It claims druggists refund money if the cure fails and displays E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The price is two cents.
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E. W. Grove
Paper mill project advances to Aberdeen location deal
Parks and Stanley of Glenn Falls New York negotiate sites for a new Aberdeen paper mill with a planned outlay near $300 000. The plant would add about $10 000 monthly to the payroll as negotiations proceed with saw mill owners and site options including Highland Home addition and Chehalis river frontage.
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Aberdeen
Messrs. Parks and Stanley
Glenn Falls
New York
North Pacific Coast
Hrratp
Messrs
Parks and Stanley
James Stewart
Highland Home Addition
Parks
Chehalis
Maritime Loading and Sailing from West Slade to San Pedro
A fleet of vessels including the Wrestler, W H Smith, James Rolph, Coronado, Chehalis, Comet, John A Campbell, Hondipu, James H Bruce, Fred E Sanders and Cecilia Sudden are loading or sailing from West Slade Bryden Leitch Aberdeen Lumber Shingle and Anderson Middleton mills for San Francisco or San Pedro. Several vessels departed or arrived recently with cargoes bound for San Pedro or San Francisco.
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James Rolph
Bryden & Leitch
San Francisco
Coronado
Anderson & Middleton Mill
San Pedro
Chehalis
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Comet
John A. Campbell
Hondipu
James H. Bruce
Aberdeen Lumber& Shingle Mills
Fred E. Sanders
Cecilia Sudden
Aberdeen Lumber
Herald announces cheaper local news subscription
An offer promotes获取 city and county news at half the daily rate. The Herald advertises a twice weekly package for $1.50, contrasting it with $6.00 yearly for partial daily coverage.
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Herald
Herbal Liver Detox Promises Clear Complexion
Advertisement claims skin spoilage is caused by pores and urges liver upkeep for a clear complexion. Recommends Her bine to cleanse bowels and regulate the liver, priced at 50c, sold by W. B. Paine & Co.
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W. B. Paine & Co
Sem Weekly Herald Aberdeen Typograph Circulation
The Sem Twenty Herald offers a twice weekly Aberdeen area paper option at $1.50 per year in advance.
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Aberdeen
The
Weekly Herald
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Congress
H. C. Vammen
WM. McLean
West & Slade Mill
W. H. Smith
GEO
J. Wolff
Market ST
Geo. Fisher’s
DR. Long
G. Street
Emil Pfund
Griggs’ Hardware Store
Heron ST
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