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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
6
Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald invites readers to notify office if missing papers. Advertising contracts rely on claimed circulation. money due may be forfeited if the statement is not true. President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas R Marshall mentioned.
The Aberdeen Herald critiques Republican efforts to purge their primary and questions Democrats and Progressives invading ballots. It argues Democrats disrespect primary law, asserts the law was crafted to perpetuate Republicans, and says obedience to law is required but respect cannot be commanded regardless of violations.
County Assessor F. E. Jones confirms Herald warning on excessive Aberdeen tax estimates for the coming year. He states the levy must rise from 19 mills to exceed 30 mills to raise 190,803.17, up from 89,927.04, noting the six percent total levy target will burden residents and hinder attracting new industry and Panania canal projects.
Tacoma promotes a piano sale with free music lessons for buyers. Eilers Music House covers the bill for the chosen teacher, featuring graduates from European schools and methods endorsed by renowned artists. Offers include saving up to 162 on pianos like Smith & Barnes Kimball Marshall & Wendell with easy monthly payments and complimentary lessons.
A brief note credits Moore as chief of the U S with emphasis on impossibility claims and official role within the setting.
Bessie Abott renowned opera singer headlines the revival of Robin Hood in which Maid Marian captivates audiences. Her career began after Jean de Reszke urged study in New York and Paris, with a debut at the Paris Opera as Marguerite in Faust. She later sang before King Edward and the Italian royalty. Abott hails from a South Carolina colonial family, real surname Pickens.
The readable text shows a garbled statistics note from a department of race analysis with fragmented names and figures. It mentions a court or case style and dates but the majority of data is unreadable, leaving only non-specific references to persons and places.
A poetic meditation on the fallen glories of past ages, invoking ancient realms and ruined empires. The speaker contrasts bygone splendor with the present, noting silence, decay, and the enduring yet writhing spirit of former greatness. The piece ends with a reflection on current struggle and the living memory carried by the present.
George W Walsh announces candidacy for Constable of Aberdeen Precinct and for Prosecuting Attorney of Chehalis County both running in the Republican primaries in September 1912. The notices urge voters to consider the candidates in the upcoming party contest.
The speaker argues that men in large business must see themselves as trustees for the community. By providing for dependents and planning for the future, thrift becomes the foundation of economy and national life. Emphasizes care for others as central to public life and prosperity.
J J Penepacker announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools in Chehalis County Washington. He lists address 1008 Wheeler Avenue Hoquiam and states his bid is subject to voters at the September 10 1912 primary election.
Judge Robert T. Daniel argues that criminal laws are divine in origin and must be enforced to preserve life and property. He urges citizens to support law, obedience to authority, and the aim of maintaining peace in homes, communities, and the state.
A parade of local officials announce Republican primary bids in Chehalis County for 1912. Mary P. Sutherland seeks Superintendent of Common Schools. others vie for Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff and County Assessor. Candidates include Robert A. Wily and W. W. Boner among Aberdeen and surrounding areas.
A note references Chehalis County and the Republican primaries with mention of September 10 and a role related to school superintendent. Details are unclear but indicate a political procedural item affecting the office.
Caryll Smith of Aberdeen is listed as a coroner candidate subject to the Republican primaries on date 10 1942. The item notes Chehalis County and party affiliation with emphasis on the primary race and candidate name.
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