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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
4
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald announces publication Mondays and Thursdays at 408 East Wisconsin Street with MO J. Carney as proprietor. Subscriptions, rates, and advertising terms are listed, noting circulation claims and contract forfeiture for false statements.
The American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting backs immediate repeal of duties on printing paper and pulp. Republican papers preach protection while editors demand free trade in their associations, urging immediate relief for consumers and questioning delays until after the 1908 election.
The passage notes that after praising republican liberators from past summers, Uncle Joe Cannon now shifts to plans to suppress the House of Representatives during winter.
A West Virginia man plans a governor bid to please his wife with a department store ribbon quest, while a St. Louis contemporary praises Mr Taft as a peace touring war minister. The Boston Herald mocks gender intrigue in a column titled Queer Things Women Are Doing, highlighting the urge to boil content to a single column.
A garbled quote about a republic misstates seasons, likening political peril to an ongoing winter. The speaker confuses the metaphor, suggesting the regime declines as if in a cold season, reflecting a tense political mood.
Railroad presidents and magnates back President Roosevelt s demand for exclusive federal control of railroads. They defend centralized regulation amid concerns over conflicting state laws, arguing a single authority is wiser and reflect a Democratic Nebraska platform favoring federal power over interstate commerce while preserving state authority within borders.
Maritime moves show multiple ships and schooners loading for San Francisco, Santa Rosalia, Guaymas, Port Harford and other ports. Vessels include Jim Butler, Endavor, Admiral, Mary E. Foster, Newsboy, Centralia, Thomas, Sailor Boy, Boreilis, Quinault, Svea, Fair Oaks, J. W. Patterson, Jessie Miner, Bendixon and Saginaw at mills such as West Burrows Slade American Hart Wood and Anderson Middleton.
A proposed plan suggests depositing all government receipts in banks and using bank certificates of deposits to fund internal revenue and customs. It envisions keeping funds on deposit rather than in treasury vaults, with daily balance reports guiding redistributions and disbursements by checks against deposits to minimize money market disturbance.
A Kentucky man reports thirty three years of sore eyes and six years of total blindness ending after using Chamberlain's Salve given by a neighbor. He credits the salve with healing inflamed eyes and restoring his sight. Sold by Evene Drug Co.
An examination for railway mail clerk will occur at the city post office on November 19, 1907. Applicants aged 16 to 35 must be physically sound and at least 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing no less than 130 pounds without outerwear. Applications available from the Local Secretary, Board U.S. Civil Service Examiners, or the Secretary, Twelfth Civil Service District, San Francisco, Cal.
Leslie M. Shaw argues that the United States and Canada should adopt one priced markets with identical tariffs and immigration laws. He says both nations will protect their own workers, refrain from favoring foreign competitors, and seek a commercial union with Canada if England agrees.
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke argues for a national art institute modeled on the Smithsonian to boost American design. He advocates centralized art object loans and a national museum in Washington to circulate finest works across the country.
The piece touts Human Hearts as a striking melodrama with dramatic tension and humor. It promises scenic splendor, intricate stage devices, and a superior cast, noting its popularity and merit for tomorrow night on November 1.
A numbered list details rear and marked imaginary boxes with box numbers and intersections across Aberdeen High School Mill depots and local streets including Young and Thomas North Aberdeen B and Cleveland Street Highland Home Terrace Avenue and D Street High School Burrowed Dock Hume and K Street Northern Pacific Railroad Depot Boone and King Market and F American Mill Heron and F streets Fourth and G Franklin School Market Jefferson and M Hume and H Anderson Middleton Mill Heron and Broadway Third and Broadway Hart Wood Lumber Co Western Cooperage Hume and Washington streets
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