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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1907
Page
7
Governor Johnson warns of pervasive public evils and the rise of private power. He cites trust domination railroad capital colonial rule and centralized federal power as key national threats needing vigilant citizen response. He frames these issues as the nation’s urgent tests of loyalty and governance with emphasis on constitutional rights and state sovereignty.
President Woodrow Wilson argues for jail for responsible corporate offenders, not broad government ownership. He says laws should indict individuals who direct or sanction illegal acts, punish stock manipulations, and hold presidents and managers personally accountable to deter evasion and prevent socialization of railroads.
George M. Cohan urges constant activity as the path to progress. He argues that only those who keep their minds active advance and warns against resting on early gains. He advises pursuing harder goals after achieving initial success to avoid stagnation.
A guide urges community effort in improving yards with vines shrubs and flowers. Dr J C Whitten notes soil prep proper depth and screening methods with wires or cords. Suggested ornamentals include forsythia lilac mock orange hydrangea and others blossoming from early spring to autumn frost.
The Los Angeles Times notes a awakening among southern California towns as they plan and plant school and library grounds public parks streets. Communities are urged to form cooperative movements for uniform street trees and to have school grounds planned by authorities with proper drives and walks cemented to improve value for future generations.
In Monrovia a Morgan county town of about 500, a women’s group named the Commercial club plans to raise funds to construct a town hall. The article notes no public hall exists beyond churches and schools and highlights the unusual all female organization seeking civic progress.
The Village Improvement association of Tyneshore Massachusetts held its annual fair in the town hall to raise funds for beautifying village streets and prizes for best kept yards and flower gardens. A highlight was the three act play Will Cole performed by local amateurs, drawing praise from townspeople and showcasing regional talent.
The U S Government compiles tide tables for Astoria Oregon as the standard port reference. The notice directs users to the following table to find exact tide times.
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