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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists publication details for 40 East Wishkah Street with editor and city editor names. It states description rates, subscription terms, and notices for missed deliveries, ad copy deadlines, and deception disclaimer about circulation claims.
The piece argues Roosevelt faces a tough choice at Saratoga about endorsing the Administration. It notes his stance against corruption and highlights clashes with figures like La Follette and Aldrich. It warns a public endorsement would seem hollow or ridiculous given ongoing policy controversies.
The text contemplates whether Roverelt can be persuaded to aid in disease mitigation. It questions his steps and willingness to enforce measures, noting a cautious yet hopeful view of humane intervention guided by power over illness.
Thurston County official opinion confirms there is no authority to remove John L. Wilson from the U S Senate ballot after certification. Auditor Lewis Morrison was advised by Attorney General Bell that statutes do not permit erasure or ballot alteration at this stage. Morrison will not remove the name and notified campaign managers of possible legal action pending.
Detroit Free Press reports early returns show Representative Charles E. Townsend leading Senator J. C. Burrows for Republican endorsement for United States senator with 3,248 to 1,074 in twenty-two of thirty-nine Grand Rapids precincts. Osborn leads for governor as Dickinas wins congressional nomination and pledges to withdraw if his endorsed candidate wins. Republican indorsement is seen as near election in a Republican-dominated Michigan legislature.
Councilman George Stading Irarum baugh and Ralph E. White returned after a three week expedition into the Olympic mountains. Dense smoke hindered progress toward Mount Olympus while elk roamed the higher meadows and pack trains penetrated far into the range. The party traveled via Lake Quinault and the Quinault River with a local guide.
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co Tel 5931 and a paper will be sent to the address at once.
Mrs J M Brown of Dunnegan Missouri reports her three year old daughter recovered from a night time cough after using Peruna along with Dr Hartman’s Iris of Life. The child now eats well and is happy, and Mrs Brown endorses Peruna as a remedy for coughs and indigestion. Lydia J Spooner of Santa Monica Californiaalso praises Peruna as a family favorite and says they are never without it.
James A. Hood of Aberdeen Washington declares he will not misrepresent his stance on the senatorial issue. He says he supported John L. Wilson while he was a candidate and will align with the people's majority once Wilson withdrew. Hood maintains his vote is his own and intends to reflect the will of Washington in the Senate.
A freight locomotive at 20 mph struck a man asleep on the railroad and rolled over him for 40 feet. Freshly graveled tread prevented beneath wheel injury as the engine plowed through. Rescued and taken to Montesano hospital, the man remained unnamed and could not speak English.
Washington Sury notes a humorous exchange about crime prevention. Mr Sinnick quips that keeping both hands and breath busy with a car vet prevents stealing, attempting homicide or slandering neighbors, while discussing governance.
In a Westlington school a boy, asked to compare the word sick, stood in thought and declared sick worse dead, drawing a smile from onlookers and a note in the Los Angeles Times.
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