Aberdeen Herald publication details and subscription note
The Aberdeen Herald provides weekly Monday and Thursday editions from 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington editors and managers, with subscription prices listed and a reminder to notify the office if issues are missed. Ads copy deadlines are Saturday noon for Monday issue and Wednesday noon for Thursday issue.
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The Herald Promises Largest Circulation in Che vale County
The Herald claims to be the oldest paper on Garage Harbor with the largest circulation in Che valle county. Advertising contracts tied to this claim require payment forfeiture if the statement is not absolutely true.
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Chevalle County
President Wilson for President. Marshall for Vice President
A political ticket presents Woodrow Wilson as presidential candidate with Thomas R. Marshall as running mate. The ticket emphasizes reform and national unity.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Rights and Rhetoric in the Republican Primary Debate
In Aberdeen the Herald defends party control of primaries and rejects a so called constitutional right of suffrage across party lines. The argument holds that only party members may vote in a party primary and those voting Republican while aligned with another party risk being labeled a perjurer. The piece asserts no cross party voting rights exist in primaries.
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Debate over primary ballot rights and voter qualifications
A district newspaper office dispute centers on who may vote in party primaries. The Aberdeen World defends Republican voters who support Taft or Roosevelt, asserting constitutional voter qualifications and criticizing rival challenges as improper and ignorant of election law.
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Political Commentary on Party Lines and Reform in Washington
The piece rails at a rival paper for attacking reform efforts and champions a shift toward Democratic and Progressive control in Washington state. It anticipates a legislature aligned with the Bull Moose platform to curb party-named nominations and asserts voters, not bosses, rule. It notes odd Divorce Court claims about cooks and jokes about Taft, Roosevelt, and marching to the Capitol.
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Park question: Aberdeen should curb park plans this year
The Herald endorses A. J. Stewart’s park idea but warns Aberdeen must trim proposed park spending to avoid a near seven percent city tax rate. It argues high taxes hinder industry and growth, urging prudent limits while preserving future park visions and memorials.
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Odell Testimony Probes 1904 Harriman Fund Raising
Newberg figure Benjamin B Odell Jr testifies before the Senate campaign funds committee about a 1904 White House visit involving E H Harriman. He says Harriman raised 240000 for the New York effort with 200000 sent to the Republican committee. Odell links campaign strategy to appointing powers and party feuds.
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New York Herald
Armageddon rhetoric and presidential election outlook
A fragment argues strong talk is needed to choose a president, but asserts such rhetoric would not clarify the election outcome. The speaker questions how voters can decide based on words without substance.
County Primaries: Statewide and Local Official Totals
Voters cast totals for State Treasurer, State Auditor, Attorney General, Commissioner of Public Lands, Superintendent of Public Instruction and State Insurance Commissioner. Candidates include Edward Meath, W E Cromwell, John F Dore, N P Niles, M H Tamblin, Leola May Blinn, Clark V Savidge, Josephine Preston, A S Burrows, John H Shively and others with vote counts shown.
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C. W. Clausen
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An Insane World In Three Hundred Years Prophecy
Dr Forbes Winslow forecasts a future global surge in lunacy based on current growth rates. He cites 36 762 lunatics in 1859 rising to 135 000 at the time, arguing civilization's progress drives insanity forward worldwide.
Free piano lessons for children and older folk spread nationwide
Eilers Music House launches a program where buyers of pianos receive free music lessons for their children and adults. The plan funds teachers via manufacturer subsidies, with participating stores from Aberdeen to the Pacific coast inviting teachers to join and provide lesson options.
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Mrs George Endorses Compound Tablets In Boston Ad
Mrs George of 802 Fifth Street South Boston Massachusetts urges readers troubled by ailments to try Compound Tablets promising relief. The testimonial emphasizes personal relief and recommends faithful use.
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