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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald notes its semi weekly publication schedule every Monday and Thursday at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. Editor and manager Mo J Carney is listed with postal circulation details and subscription notices.
The Herald lauds Congressman Fordney of Saginaw Mich for backing Grays Harbor development with his finances and influence. It warns against his anti popular rule stance, recalling Hanna era fears of reform, and argues that small schools and cheap presses have ended those fairy tales.
At the Aberdeen board of education meeting Tuesday night the vacancies in the teachers' list were filled. Appointees include Sophia Schill from Morehead Minnesota Ora Haan Grundy Center Iowa Pearl Jackson Peabody Kansas Eliza Becker Racine Wisconsin and Cora Hance Spencer Wisconsin.
The Ladies and Gents French Tailors will open soon at 126 East Heron Street Portland block. They invite old patrons and new customers to visit once they start business.
L. J. Kolts, chair of the Chamber of Commerce rifle committee, reports strong fundraising progress for the Duke of Connaughts Own Vancouver team versus Company G Second Regt N G W Aberdeen. A status report will be given at the Chamber luncheon next Tuesday.
Mr Frank Leonard of Brooklyn will lecture on Christian Science next Tuesday evening September 19 at Grand Theater under the First Church of Christ Scientist. The local church has long invited such talks to give the public clearer knowledge of the faith and its work. Leonard is a noted, entertaining speaker with authority on the subject.
Mr and Mrs Francisovich were found guilty by Judge Tucker yesterday of selling liquor on Sunday and maintaining a nuisance at 11 Summit Street. Chief Templeman ordered the arrest after information for illicit business there. Defendants claimed a social party but testimony showed paying guests. they were fined $50 and costs.
John T. McCutcheon argues zebras in east Africa are a nuisance and hindrance to progress. He notes large zebra herds along railways and in plains near towns, calling for extermination as civilization expands. The piece cites a shift from two to twenty zebras allowed under new game laws.
A French army surgeon writes in Presse Medicale about Napoleon era soldiers showing extraordinary indifference to pain during operations. Accounts describe amputations and injuries endured without visible distress, while leaders and soldiers celebrated victory.
A Breeder Gazette correspondent urges separating bulls from cows, recording heats, and rotating cows to a sire. Benefits include more vigorous calves and gentler offspring, while dangers of free roaming bulls include aggression to nearby stock. The piece notes Guernsey bulls dominate national shows with 3 329 pure bred in US and Canada, totaling 17 410 animals, and praises the breed’s rich golden milk and profitability.
The article advises keeping bulls clean, well bedded, well lit, and ventilated yet snug for severe weather. It stresses balanced rations with light corn, abundant roughage, and proper exercise. Confined bulls need space and outside watering should be taught to lend. use a nose ring with a snap on the attached stick.
A Farm Journal piece warns drivers to fix harness misadjustments to prevent balking, stressing equal tug lengths and avoiding tight reins or collars. It advises unreinning when balking appears and notes neck pressure and harness fit as key factors. The Indifferent Dairyman critiques small-time farmers who neglect reading and proper feeding, comparing them with city workers who struggle financially.
Hunters licenses are notably revised with stricter enforcement. Mail applications require full name residence age height weight hair and eye color complexion and occupation. Licenses may be secured from local vendors including C W Becker Hoquiam W 4 Hardy Aberdeen Avery and Allisor Elma H W Paul Oakville I E Lemmon Porter Kurtz Store Moclips and the county auditor.
Light and heavy hauling available from A. A. Star Transfer. Call 4201 for service.
Grays Harbor oyster season will total about 375000 worth, says R L Philbrinck of the Damon Point Oyster Co. Seed from the East produced beds now yielding sacks at 1 60 to 1 75 dollars. Prices may rise. San Francisco buyers have shown strong demand for the fine local product.
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