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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
6
A damaged political advertisement page shows paid notices for the Republican primary in September. It references candidates for County Auditor and Prosecuting Attorney, with mentions of the Sept 4 primary date and county elections.
Official notice under section 20 of the election code announces the primary election for the office of representative in district 116.7.4. Graham is named in the list of candidates and relevant dates are provided for voting and registration.
M. Bacon declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk, pending primary results in September 1914. The statement notes the election follows the party primary process.
Paid political notice supporting incumbent county treasurer for reelection. Mentions Washington county and voter decision. Dates and names appear scrambled but indicate campaign message and candidate identification.
A county engineer announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in a 1914 primary race. The notice states intent to run and identifies the candidate's role and political affiliation.
J W Hodge declares candidacy for reelection to the office of County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket subject to the September 4 1914 primaries.
An advertisement announces ABA B. Wilson seeking the Democratic nomination for county assessor at the primary election in Bayt 4. The notice presents Wilson as a candidate for the assessor position.
Paid advertisement announces HK H Fleet seeking the Republican nomination for State Representative in the Twenty Ninth District in the upcoming primary on September 4 1914.
George D. Robertson declares his candidacy for County Engineer Chehalis County Washington as a Republican in the forthcoming primary set for September 1914. He announces the campaign seed to voters through an paid advertisement.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with Albert Edward and companions at a gallery or exhibition. It mentions the Prince of Wales and a crowd reaction, a fountain area, and observers noting quiet behavior. The garbled lines reference a public or private view in New York and a visitor’s response.
Paid advertisement announces Chas Ofuby as a candidate in the Teirt Congressional District. Subjert to Democratic primaries on September 4, the entry calls for voters to support his bid in the district race.
Paid notice announces Ernest Eb. Fishel as Republican candidate for county commissioner in the third district and Echelle Mathews as Republican candidate for sheriff of Chehant County subject to the primary. Both items dated September 4, 1914.
Austin M Wade declares his candidacy on the Republic ticket for Prosecuting Attorney subject to voters decision at the primary election held September 4 1914.
A collage of quoted lines and reflections on poetry, authorship, and the idea of brevity in verse. The prose cites scattered excerpts from poets and critics, with musings on perseverance, voice, and the value of concise expression amid personal struggle.
Dr William E Cass of Vancouver announces candidacy for U S Representative in Washingtons Third District at the November election, subject to Democratic primary on September 8 1914.
Aeioway campaigner travels across the country asserting that a woman's place is at home while opposition figures challenge the sentiment. Critics argue the tour highlights gender roles in modern society and political discourse.
A fragment from Denver News discusses language change and social perception as terms like gorse and waguiasta appear in the text. The piece notes reactions to new or unfamiliar names and the idea of identity in speech.
A Boston Transcript excerpt recounts a humorous exchange about naming a baby, including a husband’s odd preference and a quirky proposed name. The dialogue highlights a playful dispute over expectations and choices in naming.
A journalist traveling from Cattery Austria to Montenegro lacked a passport and used a hotel menu as a makeshift document. Montenegrin customs officials inspected the menu and allowed him to proceed. The menu listed dishes such as Calf's head pig's trotters and shoulder of mutton.
A Sunday school teacher asks who wishes to go to heaven and all stand except one boy Johnny who says he does not want to go if the crowd is going. The remark highlights his view of the group’s righteousness.
A concise aphorism notes that duty accompanies strength and ability. Responsibility, capacity, and power are linked as factors guiding leadership and action. The line emphasizes accountability when wielding authority.
Harry Sutphin of Jamaica a former deputy public works commissioner of Queens borough recalls an unpublished anecdote about Mayor Gaynor illuminating city politics with humor and memory.
A Polish student accuses a professor of bias during a lecture about measurements. The professor refuses to forgive the insult, stating a comical rule about forty Poles required to lift a single tei.
A quote attributed to Macaulay argues that liberty exposes truth, sparking reform as nations emerge from bondage. It dismisses the idea that people must be perfect before freedom, comparing it to a fool waiting to swim before entering water.
A victim asserts bridge whist dwarfs the mind and many share the view that it also dwarfs the pocketbook. The remark highlights concerns over mental strain and financial losses associated with the game.
A speculative note claims 30 dollars at interest growing to 15 million by 225 and urges saving pennies. Sir Percy Scott predicts the submarine will supplant the battleship and may threaten naval dominance, signaling rapid maritime change ahead.
A fragment quotes Wilks Ellery Channing warning that power and virtue are immense yet humans depend on personal insight and comment to rise above society’s depressions and ignorance.
Thirty two half starved athletes arrived in a town to dine at a station restaurant after a secretary wired seats for the group. Only nine chairs were free as twelve other travelers occupied the rest. The proprietor wondered at the rush and the conductor explained a baseball nine was due to arrive.
The account notes Oxford's Newdigate Prize contest with three examiners assessing competitors. The final judge, slow to act, finally passed judgment on Lord Tennyson's poem Timbuctoo, leading to his victory.
Fragmented text shows characters discussing letters and a coded task. Several lines reference reading lines and signs that resemble a cipher. The passage has garbled dialogue and unclear context, with mentions of a judge, prize, and attempts to read unclear inscriptions.
A nostalgic verse recalls two decades of marriage in which the wife once welcomed her spouse with a kiss at the door Now she greets him to demand he wipe his feet The piece echoes a Kansas City Journal reflection on domestic change.
A high school physics instructor questions a German girl about the idea of a vacuum. The student replies she has the concept in her head but cannot express it, illustrating language barriers in science education.
Fragmentary timetable notes depict multiple trains and routes among Seattle Tacoma Portland Aberdeen McCleary Elma and Centralia. Entries include trains 421 465 543 544 and others with departures from Seattle McCleary Aberdeen and Portland and arrivals at Tacoma Seattle Centralia and Elma.
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