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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
4
The Aberdeen semi weekly herald published Mondays and Thursdays at 403 East Wishkah Street. Editor Carmen announces subscription rates and notices for timely ad copy with deadlines for Monday and Thursday issues. Subscribers should report missed issues and ads copy must be in by the stated Saturday noon and Wednesday noon deadlines.
The Herald asserts it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis county circulation. Advertising contracts depend on this claim and all payments tied to it may be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
A publisher calls on city subscribers to report undelivered Heralds by Monday or Thursday evening for immediate mailing. The piece condemns government officials remarks on conservation as creating uncertainty, decries monopolies, and argues irrigation states risk prosperity if water is controlled by a few. It extols workers over shirkers and stresses moral, intellectual value of teaching and dangers of internal dry rot from corruption.
The North western Mutual Fire Association of Seattle reduces farmer insurance from 2.25 to 0.45 dollars. The liberal policy covers barns, premises, horses, and stock against fire and lightning, including livery stables, with fifteen years’ experience across Oregon and Washington. The Herald Printery advertises its services to potential patrons.
Mrs J M Brown of Dunnegan Missouri cites a three year old daughter’s recovery from a persistent cough after catarrhal fever. She says one bottle of Peruna cured the cough and improved indigestion, praising the remedy and recommending it to others. Lydia J Spooner of Santa Monica California also endorses Peruna as a premier family remedy kept in the home.
Ira P. Whitney from Washington State College emphasizes selecting cattle free of contagious diseases, and treats each cow as an individual to improve profits. The college adds a one year dairy course starting September 28 covering buttermaking, milk testing, dairy chemistry, feeding, breeding, cheesemaking, and farm accounts.
A canvas telescope grip with an envelope bearing a name was lost in Aberdeen around July 4. A liberal reward is offered for its return. Address The Herald tells it all.
The obituary lauds E H Harriman as a master mind of modern times, noting his role in moving vast railroad car fleets and shaping fortunes. It praises his achievements for travel safety and comfort and predicts his memory will endure in history as a model of great deeds.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft backs Richard Ballinger secretary of the interior in the Ballinger Pinchot dispute. A two and a half hour conference at the Taft cottage reviewed Cunningham coal claims and water power charges. Taft found no basis to fault Ballinger and Ballinger plans Western travel with the President next week.
In Seattle the federal court in the Western District of Washington heard demurrer arguments in Roy Minckler et al versus the Oregon and California Railway Company. Settlers seek titles at 2.50 an acre for about 1,000,000 acres of timber and agricultural lands in Oregon and Washington. decision could shape thousands of futures.
The Herald Printery at 408 East Wishkah Street offers commercial job printing at moderate prices.
Collier's Weekly notes alarm over American court processes, contrasting lengthy trials with England's swift handling. The piece criticizes technicalities and calls for reform to ensure certainty and prompt justice, urging judges and juries to focus on fundamental law and evidence.
The article extols Quaker Oats as a model of food purity amid stricter pure food laws. It describes oats as ideal for building strength and notes the brand’s success in removing husks and specks. It advises choosing regular or family pack sizes based on store access.
Paul Smits doing business as Aberdeen General Hospital sues the Estate of M. Goldsmith and Gertrude C. Goldsmith executrix to recover 166 and costs for medical services rendered to Grant Wilson. Defendants must answer within 60 days of September 9 1909. notices issued by J C Cross and A Emerson Cross. First publication September 9 1909. Last publication October 21 1909.
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