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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
4
The Aberdeen newspaper announces subscription costs, delivery terms, and mailing details. Readers are urged to notify the office if delivery is missing and to submit ad copy by deadlines. the paper emphasizes its long-standing local presence and circulation.
Publisher's notice requests readers to report failure to receive PM on Mondays by calling Tel 3551 and to send notices to the address provided, signaling a contact point for delivery issues.
The piece extols town loyalty and practical patriotism urging citizens to act, help others, and seize opportunities. It cautions against neglecting good deeds despite words and notes moral law endures while customs change. It emphasizes communal prosperity through ready helpfulness.
The United States National Bank opens its new quarters in the Masonic temple with a management reception tomorrow evening. The public is invited to inspect the bank described as the finest fitted in Southwestern Washington, with $25,099 spent on fittings. Each visitor will receive a souvenir.
A defense of medicine as supportive rather than curative. The text argues right living is the cure, with Peruna aiding digestion and the body’s natural powers. It urges judicious use of medicine at the right time and warns against substituting medicine for lifestyle changes.
Dr. W. R. Gray head of Bellingham's board of education argues that the fault lies with negligent parents not the children. He says fathers and mothers should be held to stricter discipline as education begins at home, a view echoed by Seattle Post-Intelligencer editors.
A series of vessels including schooners Andy Mahoney Golden Gate BR C Slade Barbara Wilbur L Smith Alvena and more are loading for San Pedro or San Francisco at West Slade Cisco Wilson Hart Wood and other mills. Steamer Hoquiam Yellowstone Capistrano Coronado Daisy Mitchell Raymond and G C Lindauer are sailing for San Francisco or San Pedro. Feathers launch sold to Seattle interests to be moved by flatcar to Olympia.
Neal McAlpine aged about four years died after falling into a slough on D street near Market yesterday afternoon. The mother and grandmother found him after several hours missing and the body was recovered at about 4 30. The family planned to move to Montana soon and the father is being notified. The body will be embalmed at Randolph Undertaking rooms.
An editorial essay argues that force harms reform and reason should lead progress. It cites historical figures like John Brown and James G Blaine, cautions against name calling, and urges calm, persuasive rhetoric to elevate society. It laments sensationalism and praises disciplined inquiry as antidotes to evil and error.
Mr and Mrs Petar McNally of West Hume street hosted four guests Sunday evening when a neighbor claimed a disorderly seance was in progress. Officer Kelir found the party dancing to an accordion and left the scene, leaving the McNallys distressed by the police accusation.
An official order promotes officers in the Aberdeen and Hoquiam militia companies. Lieut O R Austin of Co G and Lieut F L Morgan of Co F are to report for captaincy exams. Lieut R H Fleet of Co G and Lieut Sherman J Handron of Co F are to report for first lieutenant exams, with all enlisted men to report for second lieutenant exams.
Davenport and Paine finished logging on the Humptulips river north of Hoquiam and prepare to move engines and gear out. One donkey is sold to Grays Harbor Logging. the other two go to Darwin Brittain. Dawnport and Paine cut 99,000,000 feet of timber in the same area and placed it in the Humptuiips river.
A log jam on the Humptulips River blocks the east branch and holds about 11,000,000 feet of lumber. Crews plan to break the jam next week if rainfall allows sufficient dam splashing.
Detective T K Church from the prosecuting attorney office arrested CC A Broderick a printer who had been wanted in Seattle for forgery. He was taken to Seattle on the night train after arrival Monday afternoon.
Advertising note for moderate price commercial job printing at Herald Printery located at 408 East Wishkah Street.
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