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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
4
Senator Hopkins of Illinois surveys public sentiment and declares the tariff a paramount issue this year. He notes taxpayers feel the pressure of times and seek measures to keep more of their earnings as government favoritism allegedly diverts costs to predatory interests.
The South resents the idea that its political strength can be broken by a party seeking to control representation in Congress. Voters face intense fundraising pressures as campaigns press for funds, while political factions issue threats about tariff revision and Senate approval.
The notice urges all electors to register at the city clerk's office for the upcoming primary election on Tuesday September Sth. Registration books remain open continuously and every voter must be registered to be eligible to vote. Do not delay your duty to be qualified to cast a ballot.
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G M Powell, a rancher from Neushkah, laments in the Aberdeen World about political corruption and election abuses. He cites robbing widows, hospital losses, ignored officials, over registration, and fears for the forthcoming primary election. Powell vows to retreat to the ranch for solace.
Judge William H. Staake of Philadelphia urges adoption of a Seattle style bar primary to suggest judicial candidates. He circulated copies to Philadelphia leaders including the Chancellors of the Veneer Association and the Lawyers Club president, stating the bar’s endorsement should guide the public nationwide. He hopes Pennsylvania will adopt the plan.
A passenger recounts giving Berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to a woman on a train after she suffered illness. He prepared a dose in a glass, then gave a second dose twenty minutes later as the train neared LeGrande. The passenger later handed the bottle to the husband and was thanked by all aboard. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
A renowned landscape designer criticizes Los Angeles for lacking private grounds quality. He argues open lawn centers and massed borders are ignored, vegetation is overplanted and poorly placed, reducing the grand effect of greensward.
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