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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
6
Subscriptions listed for six months and one year with cash in advance options. Notices urge readers to inform the office if papers are not received and set deadlines for ad copy by Monday noon for Tuesday and Thursday noon for Friday. The Herald claims oldest paper in Chehalis County with the largest circulation and warns contracts tied to circulation claims may be forfeited if untrue.
A letter from editor A E Veatch explains Chehalis county printing plant assessments. He says he valued all plants, aimed for equal proportion to value, and notes Herald and World figures reflect fair shares. The Aberdeen World controversy centers on tax-dodging accusations for the county paper.
The Grays Harbor Post criticizes the Hoquiam recall effort under the Allen law and argues the recall process should have fit the new statewide recall act. It notes the editorial resentment and defends Senator Frank J. Allen's law as effective, citing multiple cities already using it without complaints.
The Aberdeen World argues the Herald misrepresented a dairy tax issue. It claims the statement about boosting cow valuations was printed to prejudice farmers and notes the evening paper did not escape scrutiny over its tax accusations.
The Aberdeen debate centers on whether the World should shape tax news and the proposed city publicity fund. Portland has launched a $100,000 fund via its chamber to attract immigration and aid regional growth, while Seattle pushes a similar scheme. The 1914 outlook is seen as a major opportunity for the Pacific Northwest.
Senator Poindexter urged a five member tariff commission with 15 year terms and salaries of 1000 dollars to oversee the Underwood Simmons tariff bill. He argues the commission would be responsible to Congress and reflect public will, though sentiment questions long terms and high pay. The public seeks expert oversight to reduce political influence and evasions in tariff policy.
A mother stages a social ruse to push her daughter toward a marriage proposal. The scene centers on Amy Stringfellow and Walter Barnard as gossip, shopping hints, and a staged return from a visit lead to a dramatic confrontation. The Banana Tree Mystery notes the banana’s lack of woody fibers and its high yields.
The Norwegian vice consul in Los Angeles predicts more than 2 000 000 Europeans will immigrate to the Pacific coast states within two years after the canal opens. Berlin tickets show 76 000 purchased, mostly German farmers, aiming to buy land and farm. Critics doubt the forecast but acknowledge rapid growth and development ahead for the Pacific coast.
The Herald is cited as the most read newspaper in Chehalis County and a trusted outlet for advertising. It underscores its broad reach and influential position among local advertisers seeking effective exposure.
An article warns that black coffee after dinner can trigger indigestion and biliousness. It identifies this form as a persistent cause of dyspepsia, especially upon waking, and notes the habit is hard to break like alcohol.
Eastbound departures from Aberdeen at 8 05 a m and 11 45 p m. Arrives Aberdeen 6 00 a m and 3 15 p m. Arrives Portland 6 45 a m and 3 00 p m. Arrives Seattle 6 15 a m and 3 15 p m.
Partial OCR fragment outlines a banking context with mentions of capital EURPLUS 300000.88 and domestic exchange. Lacks clear entities or events. cannot determine a concrete outcome or actions.
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