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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
4
The Aberdeen High School class of 1968 plans a gathering tomorrow evening with Fred Weatherwax at 617 North K Street.
Wm B Ogden longtime Hoquiam resident and Democrat runs for State Treasurer promising economy efficiency and honesty. A former City Treasurer and Finance Commissioner he touts a solid public record and loyalty to the constitution while criticizing excess public spending and calling for prudent management of the State funds.
Rates for five to eleven pound parcels outline distances and costs from Aberdeen to US destinations. One to ten pound packages show tiered pricing by weight and distance with special Christmas notes and Chehalis county examples.
Ohio women failed to secure the ballot as early returns from Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Toledo and Dayton pointed to defeat. Despite slow tallies and a 42 mark ballot voters showed light turnout. Suffragists vow to continue the fight using initiative referendum or new votes.
Nebraska progressives endorsed Theodore Roosevelt and his electors at their state convention in Lincoln. Republican candidates Goy, Aldrich, and Congressman Norris received the endorsement, while two Roosevelt electors were added by petition to face Taft supporters. The convention also declined to nominate a separate third party state ticket.
Hoquiam plans a local option election in November after a petition with 445 signatures was filed with the city commission yesterday. The measure calls for a fiscal option and the city clerk must call the election as required by law, with about 250 signatures needed to trigger the vote.
The Chehalis county primary issue is debated as candidates Locke and Nelson urge independence from national views. The Taft Republican club in Aberdeen is accused of acting like a nominating convention, opposing the intent of primary law.
The Bull Moose party in the First district is split between George H. Walker and Dan Landon of Seattle for Congress. Walker has Bull Moose leaders backing him while Landon is closer to King county voters, which often controls the district.
Instructions describe selecting brisket or rattier cuts for corned beef and brining method with rock salt. Steps outline boiling and simmering times per pound, skimming fat, then serving with potatoes, carrots, or beer. A variant covers pressed corned beef and a hash style preparation with beef stock and onions.
A brief dialogue on wisdom and virtue between a boy on his twelfth birthday and an elderly gentleman. The piece contrasts politeness with growing understanding as a humorous illustration in Illustrated Bits.
Hoquiam plans its second annual flower show next Saturday in the Grayport building store room. A public library meeting decided yesterday to expand the event beyond last year and aim for a more elaborate display surpassing the previous exhibit.
Mr and Mrs M A Messegee arrived from Portland last Sunday to settle in Aberdeen. Mr Messegee bought the McKenzie photograph studio, is remodeling, and will open a modern studio next week. He comes from a leading Portland photographic establishment and aims to build a business on quality work.
The Herald reports advertiser agreement activity boosting confidence among local businesses as their campaigns expand across print and digital editions, highlighting renewed commitments and improved reach for partners.
Dr Caryll Smith of city leads in a four candidate coroner race. He is supported countywide and pledges faithful duties. Born in Missouri in 1877 he studied at rural schools and Kirksville State Normal before entering the American Medical profession.
A compact excerpt celebrates nature’s seasons with the grasshopper and cricket as voices of earth. It contrasts summer vibrancy with winter quiet and locates the creatures among grass and hedges, dwelling in the world’s recurring cycles.
For common ailments like toothache and earache use small fannel bags with drawstrings filled with hot sand or salt. They are safer than cheap rubber bottles yet just as effective and easier to use. Keep half a dozen ready for pains and aches.
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